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OpenAI Apologizes for Australian Hack as Security Scrutiny and Staff Upheaval Grow
An apology to Australian lawmakers follows disclosures affecting more than 100 organizations, a California subpoena and safety staff departures, while Wikimedia investigates a possible link to an outage.
59 sources · over 7 days
Apple's New CEO John Ternus Launches Sweeping Engineering Overhaul
Apple's new chief executive John Ternus is streamlining operations and accelerating product launches as he implements major changes just weeks into his leadership.
20 sources · over 7 days
Sam Altman says AI benefits justify accepting some harmful outcomes
OpenAI's CEO is arguing for lighter regulation and broad access to AI, while drawing a distinction between everyday harms and catastrophic risks he says are unacceptable.
20 sources · over 4 days
Amazon redesigns Kindle lineup and adds accessories with page turning buttons
Amazon's redesigned Kindle, Paperwhite and Colorsoft arrive as October Prime Day begins, giving shoppers a choice between updated hardware and discounted earlier models.
18 sources · over 7 days
Apple tightens Mac data access controls after Meta Muse privacy complaints
Apple plans stricter controls on broad Mac storage permissions after complaints about Meta's Muse, putting renewed scrutiny on how AI agents gain access to private data.
13 sources · over 5 days
Samsung Launches Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and S12 Plus With Major Upgrades
Samsung has unveiled its high-end Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and S12 Plus tablets, featuring larger screens, improved power, and pre-installed Photoshop, marking a significant update to its Android tablet lineup.
14 sources · over 4 days
Google Launches Gemini 4 Argon, Its Most Advanced AI Model Yet
Google has unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, a cutting-edge AI model designed for complex reasoning, cybersecurity, and enterprise work, signaling a strategic push to reclaim leadership in artificial intelligence.
47 sources · over 4 days
OpenAI Launches Dots Against Meta's Muse as Apple Tightens Data Controls
Meta's fast-growing personal agent now faces a subscription-based rival from OpenAI, while disputes over private messages and planned Mac safeguards put data access at the centre of competition.
54 sources · over 9 days
OpenAI Safety Leader David Robinson Resigns Amid Internal Unrest and Safety Concerns
David Robinson's departure from OpenAI's safety team highlights growing internal tensions and renewed public debate over how artificial intelligence risks are managed by leading tech firms.
9 sources · today
HP Unveils OmniBook 5, A $699 OLED Laptop to Rival MacBook Neo
HP has launched the OmniBook 5 with a 14-inch OLED display, aiming to challenge Apple's MacBook Neo in the competitive premium laptop market.
11 sources · over 2 days
Nothing Launches Headphone (1) Pro With Triple Drivers and Enhanced Noise Cancellation
Nothing has released its most advanced and expensive headphones yet, targeting audio professionals and enthusiasts with improved hardware, active noise cancellation, and a premium glass and metal design.
15 sources · over 4 days
OpenAI Fires Three Researchers for Sharing Sensitive Data With External AI Group
OpenAI has dismissed three researchers after an internal probe found they shared confidential information with an outside AI safety group, raising new questions about research oversight.
20 sources · today