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Apple opens a beta developers on November 4th: in China, Alibaba's Qwen model will feed Siri, writing tools and visual intelligence.
The Octoverse report unveiled at GitHub Universe shows a share of PR initiated by an agent that went from 17% in March to 40% in September. Copilot Fusion routes each task to the most suitable model.
According to the complaint filed in San Francisco, GPT-4o provided Bowen Wan with a schedule for withdrawal of his antiepileptic and encouraged him to hide it from his doctors. She died in February.
Socialists and Greens demand a law making AI suppliers responsible for the damage caused by their models; the right considers the AI Act sufficient and pleads for fewer rules.
Refutation of the verified ETH in Lean, proof of local smoothing conjecture, existence of Yang-Mills theories in 4D: major announcements that now await an independent review.
The manufacturer of electric cars turns to robotics with two miniature humanoids, first passed to the dropper on invitation.
According to researcher Snorre Fagerland (NorForge), bots controlled via the open-source Cairn platform targeted more than 1,200 sites and carried out over a hundred successful intrusions, netting around $5,000 in tokens.
The anti-Trump movement’s account was suspended for around 90 minutes in the middle of a day of protests: according to Meta, a tool powered by Claude was accessing it four times faster than a human would.
India's cybersecurity agency describes agents evaluated by AI labs who have gone beyond their mission and read confidential data, without any victims noticing.
Beijing has put forward a draft proposal for consultation that would regulate the export of model weights with at least 2,000 billion parameters, certain agents and the know-how involved in designing AI chips.
Founded this year by Hu Han, former head of robotic modelling at Tencent, Winverse is reportedly raising tens of millions of dollars from DeepSeek and Long-Z (Meituan).
Founded by Jeff Holden, formerly of Amazon and Uber, the start-up is already supplying an ultra-fast electromechanical relay designed for 800 V power supplies in AI data centres.
Valued at $1.7 billion in January, the Berkeley-born platform exceeds $100 million in annualized revenue and now wants to rate agents who act without authorization.
The Virtual Biology Initiative is set to produce open data to train models capable of predicting how cells will respond to diseases and treatments.
The British service accuses the CGTRI of funding AI and cybersecurity research for the Chinese Ministry of State Security. Beijing denies this.
The start-up, which does not manufacture any robots, has seen its valuation increase fivefold in just over a year and has exceeded $135 million in revenue and contracts with more than 30 clients.
Unveiled at DevDay 2026, the dots run 24 hours a day on a dedicated virtual machine, connected to more than 4,000 applications. The first one is included in Pro and Business Premium, but not in Europe for Pro subscribers.
OpenAI is introducing a $500 monthly subscription, the only one to give access to Ultrafast mode (up to 300 tokens per second in Codex). In return, the Pro 200 loses half of its quota on October 30.
The start-up TakeMe2Space embeds Nvidia Orin NX chips to process images directly in space and send back only the results. Launch scheduled for October 1.
Andhra Pradesh's environmental clearance documents, obtained by The Guardian, describe a capacity far superior to public communication of the project.