#Business
Curated coverage on «Business»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.

T. Rowe Price: 55% of Hong Kong Residents Expect AI to Hit Their Retirement, but Only One in Five Feels Ready
A T. Rowe Price survey of 1004 Hong Kong residents: 55% expect AI to destabilize their careers and income, but only one in five is financially prepared for that…

TimesFM 3.0 Cuts University Building Energy Forecast Error by 43%
Pretrained TimesFM 3.0, with no local fine-tuning, cut day-ahead MAE for a university building by 43% versus a naive baseline. XGBoost stays close behind.

Wasserstein BaryBooster Turns Diffusion Realism into Event Forecast Accuracy
The authors recast event-sequence forecasting as conditional generation and show that no method wins on both accuracy and realism. BaryBooster offers a way out.

DBS chief: market is reassessing AI investment risk and will tighten financing

CXMT claims breakthrough in 4F² memory cell architecture, prepares server DRAM for late 2026

Runpod Sponsors TreeHacks 2026: 36 Hours of GPU Compute at Stanford

UK to strengthen cyber defenses and demand more safety from AI labs

FrontierCode: Top AI Models Fail Maintainer Review in 42% of Attempts
Cognition and Artificial Analysis launched FrontierCode 1.1: Claude Opus 5.5 leads with 52% and a 58% pass rate, at $10.15 per task. GPT-6.1 Sol scores 49% for…

Anthropic cuts distillers' extraction of Claude's reasoning by 10–100x
Anthropic added a two-stage classifier and preserved thinking: the data distillers can collect fell by 90–99%, with false blocks under 0.1%.

Nicolas Cage Says He Will No Longer Work With Amazon Over an AI Dispute

Habr: AI Made Forecasts Cheap, but Checking Them Still Takes Hours of Human Work

Guardian: Even an AI boom would barely dent US national debt, Eduardo Porter argues

Parents of school 300 m from Tesla plant ask for more time to study emissions plan

BBC: AI Is Devaluing Images and Raising the Price of Human-Made Work
The cheaper image generation gets, the more authorship is worth. BBC describes a "human premium" on art, and Hacker News collected 78 comments under the piece.

Xpeng Says It Can Adapt Its Driver-Assist System to Europe With Limited Data, Without a Rebuild
Xpeng says it can bring its driver-assistance system to European roads by fine-tuning it on a small amount of local data, rather than rebuilding the software for…









