Technology

Shane Legg, James Manyika and Demis Hassabis are leading a forum for research and debate on AI safety, governance and the economy.

Clicking an ad can open a conversation with a business, alongside new tools for creating ads and integrations with HubSpot and Shopify.

The early-access model returns structured values and probabilities for tasks such as classification, routing and scoring.

Fast Company reports that the startup places modular servers at solar farms to run AI inference on otherwise unused electricity.

Yoshua Bengio's AI safety nonprofit plans a Berlin office and a Canadian computing partnership, BetaKit reports.

The partnership brings Mistral models to the browser's AI beta, starting in France and North America.

The rice-farming project pairs changes to irrigation with crushed volcanic rock, targeting benefits on two different timelines.

Ursula von der Leyen outlined guardian-controlled accounts for ages 13 to 15 and safer designs for all minors.

Creators can share reusable AI image workflows that run directly on the Figma Design canvas.

Cohere says the unified company will operate globally under its name and grow to more than 1,000 employees on both sides of the Atlantic.

OpenAI announced an advanced AI system produced a proof and Lean formalization showing smooth 3D Navier-Stokes solutions can develop singularities in finite time, addressing part of a Millennium Prize Problem. The effort involved ~10,000 agents over ~88 hours with estimated ~$15M compute cost.

Business Today says the upgraded voice assistant can switch between Hindi and English and handle more complex requests.

The Verge describes dating app scams powered by artificial intelligence.

Google announced patches on September 15 for CVE-2026-58704, a privilege escalation vulnerability, SecurityWeek reports.

The Verge says the industry has claimed to want legal guardrails for years, with few meaningful results.

The Verge says the Pro camera’s major upgrade brings minor improvements in image quality.

XDA describes an outdated Pi Zero handling what its writer calls the most essential service in their home lab.

SecurityWeek reports that hackers accessed files containing patients’ names, contact information, diagnosis details and health insurance information in June 2026.

Neowin says it’s possible, but describes the experience as awkward.

Music Business Worldwide, citing ElevenLabs, reports that the model went live on September 11 and became ElevenMusic’s default for prompted and reference generation.