AI Reading for Sunday September 7

Google’s AI cites web pages written by AI, study says - The Register

AI is a pretty good search engine now - Simon Willison’s Weblog

just don’t use Google AI Summaries, and Google, I guess?

Devs try an enormous variety of Claude Code variations - Substack

This Stanford computer science professor went to written exams 2 years ago because of AI. He says his students insisted on it - Fortune

Hunger strike #2, this time in front of DeepMind — LessWrong - Less Wrong

Xi Jinping presided over a Tiananmen Square military parade that prominently showcased unmanned and AI-enabled systems — hypersonic anti-ship missiles (including the so-called “Guam Killer”), submersible drones, “loyal wingman” drones and robotic dogs. - Firstpost

"Please join the Tesla silicon team" a/k/a Dojo 2 - MSN

Issues with medical AI like ambient scribing, inbox-management drafting, and diagnostics: “patients may never be told about AI’s involvement in their care,” biases, patient-privacy threats, and that “most” medical AI falls outside FDA review, raising questions about safety and efficacy. - The Regulatory Review

Warner Bros., DC Comics and More Sue Midjourney, Says AI Firm 'Thinks It Is Above the Law' - CNET

Best of IFA includes stair-climbing robot vacuums, smart glasses, smart home stuff www.tomsguide.com/tech-events/... - CGTN

Real Madrid in big AI sports medicine push. Maybe they can optimize diving and moaning about Ballon d'Or too. Great team but underperforming their hype, how far Vini and Mbappé seem to have fallen. - Madrid Universal

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