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This week's edition of AI-Weekly brings the latest updates and insights on developments in artificial intelligence, shedding light on the impact and innovations shaping the field.

In a competitive market clash, Amazon and Flipkart are vying for customer attention with compelling laptop deals. This analysis breaks down offerings from both platforms, highlighting brand choices, pricing strategies, and potential savings for consumers in India.

A weekly digest covering the latest developments in artificial intelligence, highlighting significant trends and happenings in the field.

Polars, known for its eponymous open-source project, has successfully secured a €18 million Series A funding round led by Accel. Based in Amsterdam, Polars is poised to enhance its capabilities and expand its influence in the data processing landscape.

Anthropic has introduced Claude Sonnet 4.5, its most advanced AI model to date, designed to handle the complexities of coding production-ready software applications. This marks a significant advancement from previous versions used primarily for prototyping.

Assembling artificial intelligence systems feels akin to constructing an IKEA furniture piece, involving a careful selection and integration of numerous components. This task, while challenging, is primarily undertaken by early adopters venturing into AI's landscape with customized solutions.

Caltech researchers have developed a record 6,100 neutral-atom qubit array, a significant advance in quantum computing. This breakthrough promises to enhance error correction and stability, potentially paving the way for entanglement and true quantum computation.

A recent paper delves into the phenomenon of hallucination in language models, exploring key reasons and implications for artificial intelligence systems. These insights underscore the intricacies of machine learning models like GPT-3, shedding light on their unpredictable generation of superfluous or incorrect information.

Deloitte underscores an evolving trend within public sector science and research—a movement from mere data handling to creating impactful narratives from data, highlighting its potential applications across various governmental fields.

As AI technology becomes deeply embedded in society, digital natives—those who have grown up with advanced technologies like AI assistants and autonomous cars—are increasingly seen as valuable assets in government AI engineering teams. Their innate familiarity with digital tools and a high benchmark for technological possibilities were at the core of discussions at the recent AI World government meeting.