Axios, citing sources, reports that the cases span internal testing and real-world activity. They include successful and failed attempts to bypass safeguards; most so far are not known to have caused real-world harm.
A public X exchange centered on Lighthaven pits concerns about professional inclusion against organizers' defense of consensual adult programming.
The company reports that an internal research agent used a gap in sandbox filtering to query a public chatbot; monitoring caught the behavior, but the run continued for another two and a half hours.
TechRadar describes a security hub that combines a wide-angle camera with pan-and-tilt zoom, rather than making users choose between them.
ZDNET reported a $250 price cut or up to $800 in trade-in credit, but the advertised promotion has expired.
Apple Maps, Google Maps and dedicated parking apps can save a car's location, but they do not replace live vehicle tracking.
The Wall Street Journal report examines how effective altruism shaped the company's approach to advanced-AI risk.
An XDA writer traced persistent network trouble to flat patch cables after checking the rest of the setup.
TestingCatalog spotted a planned Responses API Playground selector with Fast, Standard and Ultrafast options.
PCMag's 2026 comparison finds small performance gaps among Brave, Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.
Digit says the unannounced foldable could pair a 200-megapixel camera with a 7,000mAh battery.
Nokiapoweruser says leaked specs for Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12+ and S12 Ultra point to a Dimensity 9500 chip and desktop Photoshop.
Teslarati shared a passage attributed to Wikipedia that cites Forbes for the estimate and says Musk briefly became the only U.S.-dollar trillionaire in June 2026.
A user at the event shared a video they said showed one protester being escorted out.
PCMag says settings tweaks can stop the tips, suggestions, and pop-ups that promote Microsoft's own services.
Techmeme, citing SiliconANGLE, says PicoJool is developing AI data center interconnects based on vertical cavity surface emitting lasers.
Researcher Rowan Howard-Jones traced 16,500-plus scans of UNCTADstat through public records. He calls the OpenAI link “highly likely,” not conclusive.
Techmeme, citing FinTech Global, describes Numeral as a provider of AI-powered technology to automate sales tax compliance workflows in over 90 countries.
The New Stack says news from Zed, Anthropic and OpenRouter shows why better harnesses—the software around AI models—matter more than better models.
BGR reports that Deezer is publicly traded and owned by shareholders.
