Qwen3.7-Max Challenges Google for Third Place, AI Saves Whales, Fine-Tuning Breaks Copyright Alignment
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The Batch AI News roundup covers Qwen3.7-Max challenging Google for third place, an application of AI to save whales, and research showing that fine-tuning can break copyright alignment.
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