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Stables and access bank south africa explore new cross-border payment infrastructure
Our favorite memories at the movies
We’re giving away a back-to-school bag filled with over $800 of free tech
Obsidian Security hits a $1.1bn valuation as AI reshapes the threat
Snap is losing its $10 users and gaining $1 ones. It beat anyway, and the stock jumped.
Anthropic signs a $10bn compute deal with a week-old cloud startup
Nothing CMF is launching its first open earbuds
Peak Design’s latest bags have clever integrated hooks
Apple briefly yanked Telegram from the App Store over CSAM violations
Someone posted 55 vulnerabilities in days. 54 were AI-invented. One still scored a perfect 10.
OpenAI flew influencers to a nature resort to fix its image. The internet called it greenwashing.
HappyRobot raises $150m Series C to put AI agents to work across the enterprise
RISION’s new pocket-sized cameras turns your phone into a nitfty thermal imaging tool
Britain didn’t drop its Apple backdoor. It cut the Americans out and tried again.
Nvidia and Dell back AI cloud startup Volta at a $2.4bn valuation
TikTok has never let a teen-addiction case reach a jury. It just settled three more.
AI’s power crunch is sending data-centre builders to the banks
AI chatbots will happily create fake news articles, and tests show ChatGPT is the worst at it
OpenAI drags Apple’s lawsuit into the court of public opinion
Spotify guides Q3 profit below estimates as user growth slows
PwC is hiring fewer consultants and accountants. Its CEO is still sending his kids into consulting.
Samsung may finally kill the foldable crease next year, and make the screen stronger while it’s at it
TCL just refreshed the Tab A1 Plus with its NXTPAPER tech and a bigger battery
SpaceX is crowding rivals off the rockets they depend on
Congress hasn’t written AI’s rules yet. It already spends nine of every ten AI dollars with OpenAI.
US is drafting a ban on Chinese devices in data centres
The next Xbox could play every Xbox game ever made
The one-directional radicalism of Alex Karp: Palantir’s Marxism problem is Palantir
DuckDuckGo’s new iPhone feature stops tracking IDs from hitching a ride in shared links
Apple may finally stop making iPhone-to-Windows copy-paste such a chore
The ‘death zone’: how free Chinese models are hollowing out US AI
Google Health adds a faster way to share your medical history with doctors
Can Reddit fend off a new wave of AI SEO spam?
Chrome wants more extension reviews, but good ratings won’t keep malware out
Passkeys were pushed as a safer future. Hackers have figured out ways to break those synced to Google
BlackRock launches tokenised money market funds to back stablecoins
Apple’s OpenAI lawsuit just tripped over an embarrassing wrong-recipient email
Google Drive steps up its video collaboration game with timestamped comments
Huawei scientist says Nvidia will soon hit the same chip wall
SoftBank’s debt-fuelled AI bet faces its reckoning at earnings
Telegram vanishes from the App Store, then says it is back
Apple asks a court to freeze OpenAI out of its trade secrets
Apple is finally bringing one of my favorite Continuity features to Windows
US finalises voluntary tests for AI models’ hacking powers
These $89 AI glasses sold out overnight, and they’re already sparking privacy fears
The studio behind Pokémon struggles to find its voice in Beast of Reincarnation
The AI boom runs on metal. A two-year-old startup just raised $310m to mine it, autonomously, on US soil.
A DeepMind exec finally said what the trillion-dollar AI spend is for: machines that improve themselves.
The danger isn’t the AI model. It’s the agent acting on its own, and Zenity raised $125m to watch it.
Anthropic pays AI’s biggest salaries. Its CEO just discovered people might take them for the money.

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