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Trump pulls Anthropic's Mythos 5; Snap specs at $2,195
The Trump administration used an obscure export control directive to pull Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models offline Friday with under 90 minutes' notice, forcing a rare joint statement from riva
Micro AGI films NYC homes to train home robots
AI firm Micro AGI is sending camera-equipped cleaners into New York City apartments to film hands-on tasks, trading free cleaning services for in-home video data to train the next generation of domest
Home Office Launches £75M PoliceAI Centre
The UK Home Office has launched PoliceAI, a £75m national centre that will work with every police force in England and Wales to identify, test and scale artificial intelligence tools for policing.
The Atlantic created a searchable database of the music used to train AI
The Atlantic has published a fully searchable database of four music datasets used to train AI models, revealing that millions of copyrighted tracks — including work by major artists — are freely avai
StartupWiki: Free Crunchbase Alternative for Startup
A developer has launched StartupWiki on Show HN, a free startup database designed to make discovering and researching companies easier without the paywalls or clunky interfaces of existing platforms.
Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies in France Crash
Claude Guillemot, who co-founded Ubisoft in 1986 with his brothers and also chaired gaming hardware maker Guillemot Corporation, died at 69 in a plane crash in western France.
Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies in France
Claude Guillemot, co-founder of Ubisoft and chairman of Guillemot Corporation, has died at age 69 after a plane crash in western France on Friday.
Pixel Owners Test Android 17 Battery Life Claims
Google's Android 17 update is rolling out to supported Pixel devices with efficiency-focused improvements, but 9to5Google's early observations suggest only marginal battery life gains on the Pixel 10
SpaceX Buys Cursor Parent for $60B to Boost SpaceXAI
SpaceX announced a $60 billion deal to acquire Anysphere, the parent of AI coding app Cursor, marking its first major acquisition as a publicly traded company and aimed at closing the gap with frontie
A look at Russia's push to develop homegrown AI talent, as the country is hampered by scarce access to AI hardware and a brain drain of top technical talent (Nikita Ostrovsky/Time)
Time magazine examines Russia's effort to cultivate domestic AI talent as the country works to overcome limited access to AI hardware and the loss of top engineers to emigration.
India Data Centre Pipeline Hits 8.33 GW
India's data centre development pipeline has reached 8.33 GW across major markets, more than five times the country's current live operational capacity of 1.6 GW, according to Knight Frank India.
Apple's New Siri AI Tested in San Francisco
WIRED tested Apple's revamped Siri AI — now powered by Google Gemini — as a San Francisco travel guide in the iOS 27 developer beta, finding it dramatically more conversational and personalized, but n
India Deeptech Funding Jumps From 5% to 21%
India's deeptech share of startup funding quadrupled from 5% in 2023 to roughly 21% in 2025, but still trails China's 38% as an investor argues the country must pivot from a distribution economy to an
Will Memory Scarcity Force Programmers To Write Leaner
Hacker News programmers debate whether RAM scarcity will force efficiency gains, with commenters citing the tragedy of the commons on client devices, manager-driven dependency bloat, and historical co
Pixel Owners Unimpressed With Android 17 Update
Pixel owners are reportedly unimpressed with Google's Android 17 update, which expands iPhone-to-Pixel data migration to include iMessage history and homescreen content but buries a useful feature und
Apple's New Siri AI Impresses in Week-Long Review
Early reviews of Apple's revamped Siri AI describe it as impressive after extended hands-on testing, with outlets highlighting its on-device generative AI capabilities and iOS 27 integration.
Agentic AI Closes the CTEM Loop, Filigran Argues
Filigran argues that the shift from assistive to agentic AI is what makes Gartner's Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) framework operationally viable, as autonomous agents close the loop bet
MIT Study: AI Use Cuts Independent Fake-News Detection 15.3%
An MIT study tracking 67 participants over four weeks found that while AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude improved immediate accuracy in spotting fake news by 21%, participants' unassisted detectio
Shadow AI Is Now an Access Control Problem
Shadow AI's central threat has shifted from employees leaking data through public AI tools to autonomous AI agents operating inside enterprise systems with unchecked credentials and privileged access
Android 17's 4 Hidden Security Upgrades
Android 17's rollout to Pixel phones brings four under-the-radar security upgrades: per-app RAM limits, a new local-network permission, tighter dynamic code loading rules, and default Certificate Tran
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