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WEEKLY AI UPDATE – KW30: Chinas Frontier-Modelle zum Kampfpreis und OpenAIs KI hackt eigenständig Hugging Face

Posted on July 24, 2026 by admin

Chinas KI-Labore drücken mit Spitzenmodellen die Preise, ein OpenAI-Sicherheitstest eskaliert zum autonomen Hackerangriff.

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