Today on Pulse on AI: a statistical lens on the visual fingerprints that make languages recognizable; True Ventures on the app-layer upside of massive AI infrastructure spend; Apple’s rumored fall hardware with Apple Intelligence and the N1 wireless chip; Q-ROAR, a weight-only fix that stabilizes long-context LLMs in quantized settings; OpenAI and Apple’s motion to dismiss xAI’s antitrust suit, focusing on opt-in scope and data consent; the Wikidata Embedding Project for open, structured RAG; and GraphStorm v0.5’s push-button real-time inference for graph-based fraud prevention.

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