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AI news roundup: Watermarking, plug-ins, autonomous threats, and Mojo 1.0

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The Register's AI section covers several distinct developments, including Anthropic's text watermarking approach, DeepSeek's plug-in framework, and warnings about autonomous AI attacks on critical infrastructure. Additionally, the article touches on the GPU rental market with Nebius's expansion plans and the 1.0 milestone for Modular's Mojo programming language. AI

IMPACT Covers diverse AI developments including watermarking, plug-in architectures, and autonomous agent risks.

RANK_REASON The item is a news digest covering multiple unrelated AI topics, not a single primary event.

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AI news roundup: Watermarking, plug-ins, autonomous threats, and Mojo 1.0

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