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▸ OpenAI releases GPT-5.5, bringing company one step closer to an AI ‘superapp’ - TechCrunch Punto clave del dia: OpenAI releases GPT-5.5, bringing company one step closer to an AI ‘superapp’ - TechCrunch

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▸ AACR 2026 Video Update: Cancer Research Edges Toward an AI-Driven Era - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News Investigacion destacada para seguir: AACR 2026 Video Update: Cancer Research Edges Toward an AI-Driven Era - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

▸ ServiceNow and IBM earnings reignite AI fears, sending software shares lower - Yahoo Finance Investigacion destacada para seguir: ServiceNow and IBM earnings reignite AI fears, sending software shares lower - Yahoo Finance

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▸ Trump administration vows crackdown on Chinese firms 'exploiting' U.S. AI models - WBGO Jazz Novedad relevante en IA: Trump administration vows crackdown on Chinese firms 'exploiting' U.S. AI models - WBGO Jazz

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OpenAI releases GPT-5.5, bringing company one step closer to an AI ‘superapp’ - TechCrunch

techcrunch.com | 23/04/2026

Punto clave del dia: OpenAI releases GPT-5.5, bringing company one step closer to an AI ‘superapp’ - TechCrunch According to OpenAI, GPT-5.5 is designed to be useful across a broad array of categories, including foundational enterprise areas like agentic coding and knowledge work, but also in more experimental AI applications like mathematics and scientific research. The company also released data Thursday showing the model’s superior performance across a range of benchmarks.

Compared to its previous models, and to models from competitors Google and Anthropic (like Gemini 3.1 Pro and Claude Opus 4.5), 5.5 consistently scores higher, according to OpenAI. [...] OpenAI released its last model only last month, with a previous release in December and, before that, November. The company has continued to churn out new models at a crisp pace, a trend that company staff said should be expected to continue for the foreseeable future.

“We see pretty significant improvements in the short term, extremely significant improvements in the medium term,” said Jakub Pachocki, OpenAI’s chief scientist. “In fact, I would say, like, I think the last two years have been surprisingly slow.” [...] “This model is a real step forward towards the kind of computing that we expect in the future — but it is one step, and we expect to see many in the future,” Brockman said.

• The company also released data Thursday showing the model’s superior performance across a range of benchmarks
• [...] OpenAI released its last model only last month, with a previous release in December and, before that, November
• “We see pretty significant improvements in the short term, extremely significant improvements in the medium term,” said Jakub Pachocki, OpenAI’s chief scientist

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Meet the artist behind Gossip Goblin - NBC News

www.nbcnews.com | 24/04/2026

Novedad relevante en IA: Meet the artist behind Gossip Goblin - NBC News 04:15 ## Inside the California retail store built and run entirely by AI 07:51 ## New York City releases guidelines for AI use in schools 04:12 ## Anthropic says newest AI model is too powerful to release to public 05:58 ## Social media trend shows people turning to AI chatbots to answer medical questions 03:12 ## College professors turn to oral exams to combat AI 03:16 ## Police release Tennessee grandmother after AI facial recognition led to her arrest 02:48 ## New documentary asks if we are doomed by AI 12:07 ## New Jersey teacher builds chatbot to help improve students writing 02:48 ## Viral robot appearances on the rise as White House hosts humanoid robot 02:56 ## AI generated fruit videos draw millions of views on TikTok [...] IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

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AACR 2026 Video Update: Cancer Research Edges Toward an AI-Driven Era - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

www.genengnews.com | 23/04/2026

Investigacion destacada para seguir: AACR 2026 Video Update: Cancer Research Edges Toward an AI-Driven Era - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News Home Topics Artificial Intelligence AACR 2026 Video Update: Cancer Research Edges Toward an AI-Driven Era # AACR 2026 Video Update: Cancer Research Edges Toward an AI-Driven Era By Fay Lin, PhD and Jonathan D. Grinstein, PhD SAN DIEGO – At the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting 2026, the conversation around AI-driven cancer research has moved decisively past theory.

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ServiceNow and IBM earnings reignite AI fears, sending software shares lower - Yahoo Finance

finance.yahoo.com | 23/04/2026

Investigacion destacada para seguir: ServiceNow and IBM earnings reignite AI fears, sending software shares lower - Yahoo Finance Concerns about AI disruption in the software sector have continued to grow, especially after Anthropic announced new tools in February to automate tasks such as marketing and data analytics. Investors are questioning the impact new AI-related products could have on traditional software businesses.

Related articles ServiceNow and IBM earnings reignite AI fears, sending software shares lower JPMorgan outlines ten strategic themes that could shape the outlook for 2026 As Claude disrupts stock market, Anthropic researcher warns ’world is in peril’ Terms and Privacy Policy Privacy Dashboard More Info ## Recommended Stories [...] For ServiceNow, there was a 75 basis point headwind to subscription revenue growth from on-premises deal slippage in the Middle East, amounting to roughly $23 million, which Truist analyst Miller Jump described as a contained instance. In a note following ServiceNow’s results, Jump said the reaction serves as a warning for the wider group. "With heightened scrutiny on software vendors as frontier labs ramp enterprise revenue, the penalty for missteps becomes more severe," Jump writes, cutting his price target on ServiceNow to $120 from $125.

• Investors are questioning the impact new AI-related products could have on traditional software businesses
• In a note following ServiceNow’s results, Jump said the reaction serves as a warning for the wider group

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Trump administration vows crackdown on Chinese firms 'exploiting' U.S. AI models - WBGO Jazz

www.wbgo.org | 24/04/2026

Novedad relevante en IA: Trump administration vows crackdown on Chinese firms 'exploiting' U.S. AI models - WBGO Jazz The memo arrives at a time when China is challenging U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence, an area where the White House says the U.S. must prevail to set global standards and reap economic and military benefits.

But the U.S.-China gap in performance of top AI models has "effectively closed," according to a recent report from Stanford University's Institute for Human-Centered AI. China's embassy in Washington said it opposed "the unjustified suppression of Chinese companies by the U.S." "China has always been committed to promoting scientific and technological progress through cooperation and healthy competition. China attaches great importance to the protection of intellectual property rights," said Liu Pengyu, the embassy spokesperson. [...] In a Thursday memo, Michael Kratsios, the president's chief science and technology adviser, accused foreign entities "principally based in China" of engaging in deliberate, industrial-scale campaigns to "distill," or extract capabilities from, leading AI systems made in the U.S.

and "exploiting American expertise and innovation." The administration, Kratsios wrote, will work with American AI companies to identify such activities, build defenses and find ways to punish offenders. [...] Last year, the Chinese start-up DeepSeek rattled U.S. markets when it released a large language model that could compete with U.S.

• The memo arrives at a time when China is challenging U.S
• dominance in artificial intelligence, an area where the White House says the U.S
• must prevail to set global standards and reap economic and military benefits

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