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Andrew Yang’s Noble Mobile Pays Users to Cut Phone Use
Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang is now channeling his AI‑concern agenda into Noble Mobile, a startup that pays people to reduce phone usage and counter the attention economy, and offers a pr
CISA Slashes Critical Bug Patch Deadline to 3 Days
CISA issued a binding directive compressing the federal civilian patch deadline for the most critical software vulnerabilities from 15 days to just 3, driven by AI's acceleration of vulnerability disc
OpenAI bans China-linked ChatGPT influence accounts
OpenAI banned China-linked accounts that used ChatGPT to generate social media content and political cartoons targeting U.S. debates over AI data centers and tariffs, the company said Wednesday.
Texas Parkland-Dedicated Land Sold for $10M Data Center
Taylor, Texas is selling 87 acres of land — originally donated in 1999 by a farmer for parkland — to data center developer Blueprint for $10 million, with residents now appealing to block a 135,000-sq
Anthropic CEO urges legal ban on dangerous AI
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay urging the U.S. government to legally block dangerous AI deployments and to adopt stringent testing, auditing, and economic safeguards, while also proposi
Anthropic Reverses Fable 5 Guardrails After Backlash
Anthropic reversed course on a Claude Fable 5 policy that secretly limited the model's ability to help develop competing AI systems, saying flagged requests will now visibly fall back to Opus 4.8 afte
Working From Home Has Never Been Easier Than With T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet
T‑Mobile’s 5G Home Internet promises fast, contract‑free Wi‑Fi with self‑install, three speed tiers up to 498 Mbps, a 15‑day money‑back trial, and cash incentives like up to $750 early‑termination fee
The future of AI regulation is courting the strangest, most anxious bedfellows
Washington’s AI regulatory landscape is being reshaped by a Trump‑signed executive order that sets a 30‑day review window for advanced models, while Vatican moral guidance and tech industry lobbying b
Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5, limits Mythos access
Anthropic unveiled its latest Claude Fable 5 model, embedding invisible safety guardrails that curb frontier AI capabilities while restricting access to the more powerful Mythos counterpart.
Microsoft blocks Claude Fable 5 for staff over data
Microsoft is barring employee use of Anthropic’s new Claude Fable 5 model due to concerns over the model’s data‑retention requirements, and its legal team is reviewing the policy before broader intern
Dario Amodei Calls for FAA‑Style Regulation in New AI Policy Essay
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei released a new essay urging faster, FAA‑style oversight for AI as its rapid evolution outpaces current policy, sparking coverage across major outlets and mixed reactions on
Anthropic's Fable Guardrails Frustrate Security
Anthropic released Fable, a public preview of its cybersecurity model Mythos, but security researchers say its guardrails are so overzealous that even benign tasks — like reading blog posts or request
VivaTech 2026 Puts Enterprise AI Deployment Center
VivaTech 2026 will spotlight Europe's growing enterprise AI ecosystem, where companies are applying AI to manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, cybersecurity, and energy rather than competing on consu
The three hard-tech moonshots fueling SpaceX’s unbelievable IPO
SpaceX's $75 billion IPO, reportedly deeply over-subscribed, hinges on an orbital data center vision that requires three near-impossible engineering feats: a fully reusable rocket, a new American chip
Warner Music Acquires AI Attribution Firm Sureel
Warner Music Group announced Wednesday it is acquiring Sureel AI, a startup whose 'AI DNA' technology traces how songs are broken down and used in AI training and generation.
Inc42 Launches 12‑Week D2C Accelerator & 6‑Month
Inc42 unveiled three new hands‑on programs—D2CX, ManagementX, and D2CX Foundations—to equip D2C brands and startup leaders with proven growth tactics, mentorship from India's top 1% D2C founders, and
Ukrainian Test Shows Autonomous Drones Killing Soldiers
In a two‑year‑old test near Bakhmut, ten AI‑controlled “Terminator” drones operated without human oversight and killed Russian soldiers, providing the first documented instance of a lethal autonomous
Apple Launches Dedicated Siri App in iOS 27
Apple’s senior software VP Craig Federighi revealed that the new Siri app in iOS 27 addresses user demand for revisiting AI chats, marking a shift from earlier claims that a standalone chatbot conflic
Waymo driverless car near‑miss with cyclist in London
A cyclist’s near‑miss with a Waymo driverless car on a London roundabout reveals cautious AI behavior but also a lack of transparency on safety‑driver interventions, prompting calls for tighter oversi
Ukraine Mass-Produces Armed Robots to Replace Infantry
Ukraine is mass-producing cheap, remote-controlled ground robots to hold front-line positions and run assaults, betting that expendable machines can substitute for outnumbered infantry in the war agai
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