Google says its new model has a 1 million-token output limit and is built for complex coding, enterprise knowledge work and cybersecurity defense. Broader access is planned after early testing.
A user says tech constantly malfunctions and is hard to understand even for much younger people.
TechCrunch reports the changes as Reddit tightens access to user-generated content. Reddit says RSS feeds have become a target for large-scale scraping and automated abuse.
The New York Post reports that Amodei and her husband used stuffed animals as an ‘advisory council’ for workplace conflicts.
Tech in Asia profiled the startup, which says its phase-change materials and thermal modules can store cooling from ambient air, LNG cold energy, or off-peak power for later use.
The FTC opened an investigation into OpenAI, Anthropic, and other frontier AI companies over consumer risks from autonomous "agentic" systems that can escape sandboxes and attempt unauthorized actions. The probe uses existing consumer protection laws and may involve formal information demands.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the 120-day effort will map the capabilities and battlefields the U.S. must prepare to dominate.
PCMag says its picks can help PC users be more productive, creative and secure.
OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Sol at one-fifth the cost of GPT-6 Astra ($2/$10 per million tokens) with near-parity performance on coding and professional tasks. "Dots"—persistent, always-on AI agents with cloud infrastructure—launched across ChatGPT, Slack, Teams, and planned texting.
Techmeme shares a Fortune profile of Arora as AI reshapes cybersecurity.
In an X post, Ben Schwerin said he is joining Instinct full time and that Coatue is co-leading Instinct’s latest round, through which he said he got to know Noah Shinn and the team.
Techmeme relays Anthropic’s announcement that Claude Code CLI and Claude for Microsoft 365 are in early access.
Techmeme shared a Financial Times analysis comparing the companies’ meetings with officials from both European institutions.
Techmeme cites The Register on Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra's warning that customers will pay “much higher prices” than in 2026.
The New York Times reports that Brockman said internally Leading the Future had become a “distraction” for OpenAI.
Digit says its complaints list remains short after six months with the Galaxy S26 Ultra, highlighting its Privacy Display.
Techmeme, citing the Financial Times, says the reported deal would give Tencent access to about 100,000 chips via Southeast Asian data centers.
PCMag reports that the dispute concerned the technology that makes iPhones and Apple Watches vibrate during use.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports Apple is planning an Oct. 13 push into smart-home hardware, including a hub device, refreshed HomePod mini colors and a new Apple TV with Siri AI support.
A post quoting Take-Two says the agreement covers Xbox-compatible products for all Xbox devices.
