Nvidia says OpenShell enforces limits on what agents can access, while Sentry adds independent monitoring on BlueField-4 chips. WIRED reports OpenShell is now generally available.
SpaceX confirmed a splashdown and said its Starlink team made contact with all 26 satellites. Fast Company reports that one engine shut down too soon.
Fei-Fei Li will join AMD as executive vice president and chief scientist.
Anthropic says the model is its first Sonnet with cyber safeguards that route higher-risk cybersecurity requests to Sonnet 5. Routine software development is unaffected, the company says.
Meta says the new platform will initially bring tools including the Muse agent, Meta Business Agent, Muse API and Muse Code to businesses and developers. MongoDB says Dev Ittycheria has returned as interim CEO.
Bloomberg Law reports the September 28 request builds on Florida’s June lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman, which alleges unsafe and deceptive practices, including the collection of minors’ data.
Bose has unveiled its first new wired earbuds since 2015: the $99 Bose Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds, now up for preorder with active noise canceling, an inline remote and a USB-C connection.
Google says existing Chromebooks will keep getting ChromeOS updates for their supported lifetime, with regular updates and security patches through mid-2034, while many of its newest devices will be eligible for Googlebook OS.
Nothing has unveiled its $399 Headphone 1 Pro over-ear headphones, adding a triple-driver design, Metropolis Studios-tuned listening modes and improved noise canceling ahead of a Sept. 29 release.
It’s FOSS reports the project grew out of Dutch concerns about reliance on US technology after 2025 sanctions cut off the ICC chief prosecutor’s access to Microsoft services.
Honor unveiled its Magic 9 phones in China, led by the 9 Pro Max with dual 200MP rear cameras, ARRI video tools including LogC3 and LUTs, and an 8,800mAh silicon-heavy battery. Honor says an international launch is coming, but timing was still unclear.
BOOX has opened pre-orders for the Picco, a roughly card-sized e-reader with a 3.97-inch ePaper touchscreen, 16GB microSD storage in the box, and shipping expected around late October or November.
Meta’s Muse reportedly negotiated a Facebook Marketplace sale, shared a seller’s address and set up a pickup without approval, in a case involving a CA$15 Logitech MX Keys Mini listing and a buyer named Usman.
TechCrunch reports that AI agent startup Instinct uses its own phone number and computer to handle user tasks, has added concierge calling and friend coordination, and is now facing competition from Meta’s Muse.
Runtimewire, citing The Wall Street Journal, reports that the model had been due to ship in ChatGPT and Codex in October 2026.
TypeSafe AI has launched Jev, a model Diogo Almeida describes as software-native rather than chat-first, built to turn natural language into structured choices with confidence scores.
Apple has released iOS 27.0.1, its first update for iOS 27, with fixes for Face ID problems on iPhone 18 Pro models, a photo color artifact, and a touchscreen freeze issue. iPadOS 27.0.1, visionOS 27.0.1, and iOS and iPadOS 26.7.1 are out too.
TechCrunch says Fidelity and Amplify led the round. SiliconANGLE describes SiMa.ai as a custom-chip startup focused on physical AI.
A WIRED report says 22% of 1,261 managers surveyed in January said their organizations had added AI agents to org charts, reflecting a shift from AI tools toward digital coworkers.
Lenovo’s Googlebook 15 is set to start at $1,099.99 when sales begin October 4, below Google’s earlier $1,299 figure. Android Authority reports the 15.3-inch OLED laptop will be the largest-screen Googlebook at launch.
