#PrivacyFridays Not a leaked draft any more. EU governments agreed their position on 21 October and kept Article 88bis, legitimate interest for AI training, plus a new exception for sensitive data in the training set. Parliament is the last stop.
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Deep Principle fine-tuned GLM-5.3 into a 753B science model and released the weights under MIT, in three formats: BF16, NVFP4 for Blackwell, MXFP4 for AMD. A frontier-scale base is now raw material for any lab that wants to own a model.
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Moonshot measured what it removed before shipping K3.1 Pro: the checkpoint without the cyber-data removal solves 90.5% of xdev-bench-hard at pass@3. The released model reaches 81.0%. A lab published the size of its own capability cut.
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Best footnote of the week: Moonshot's own test of DeepSeek's newest build scored 9.3, while an older build scores 15.7 on the official leaderboard, so Moonshot printed 15.7, against its own interest.
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The UK regulator's agent consultation closes 20 November with 30 evidence requests. Two read like a spec: log agent identity next to every action with tamper-evident records, and document a lawful basis for each step, not for the workflow.
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Klarna's own release, 27 Feb 2024: 2.3M conversations in month one, two-thirds of service chats, the work of 700 full-time agents, resolution under 2 minutes against 11. The $40M profit gain was an estimate. One month, self-reported, no control group.
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96% of German firms would prefer AI from Germany. 64% will not accept a higher price or a smaller feature set for it. In the same survey France overtook the US as the preferred origin, 46% to 41%. Sovereignty is popular until it reaches the invoice.
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1T parameters, 49B active, 1M context, trained in Europe. The number that matters is not the score: Mistral says it ties GLM-5.3 on the coding agent index while using 47% fewer tokens per task. Parity bought with fewer tokens is a price cut.
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Same benchmark, half the bill: 82.2% on SWE-bench Verified with GPT-5.5 at 29 model calls and 1.1M tokens per task, against 66 calls and 2.2M for 78.2%. Tool output stays a live object, so the model reads a preview and the cache survives.
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Agent memory is not a database you write to, it is a distillation job with a maintenance window: an offline pass consolidates what the agent learned overnight. Which means your agent's memory has a retention policy, and nobody has written it down. Who owns that window?
A 428B model with a 252 GB download fits 76 concurrent 256K-token sequences on four GPUs; its predecessor fit 28. Nothing got smaller — the experts went 4-bit and the KV cache dropped 44%. At long context the number that decides self-hosting is bytes per token, not parameters.
BCG published the bill of materials for agent work: five components, four gate types, and a named human at every stage gate. That is not a model subscription, it is a project with a scope document. Which is why 'we will add an agent' quotes collapse. Is this your offer shape?
#PrivacyFridays Norway fined Xandr €8.6M for processing Grindr users' data on someone else's consent. From the decision: 'accountability cannot be outsourced — each joint controller must independently verify that consent is valid.' Your provider's DPA is not your legal basis.
German firms have decided what agents may do, not who answers for it: of 500 decision-makers, only 19% have fully assigned responsibility for an agent's operation, monitoring and errors, and 27% cannot assess what controls even exist. Delegation moved faster than accountability.
DeepSeek called it a minor update. The config is byte-identical, the main weights moved about 1%, and the speculative-decoding stack was rebuilt — 88% of its expert codes changed. The 11-point gain on Terminal-Bench came from the second model in the repo, not the poster model.