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More from AI & SoftwareAnthropic opened a waitlist for Claude Duet, a proactive agent that sends a morning brief, watches your apps and asks before it acts. Here is what it does, what it will not do, and what to check before you join.
Google started rolling out Gemini Personal Intelligence to Android Auto on October 20. It can use Gmail, Calendar, Photos and Maps, but it is opt-in and not available everywhere.
Nvidia’s Nemotron 3.5 family pairs a 120B enterprise model with Bolt, a 74B model compressed to fit in 24GB. Here is what launched, what Nvidia claims, and what to check before you bet on it.
Microsoft launched Guardian Agents and new Defender controls built on a blunt premise: frontier models cannot be trusted, so the software that watches them should not come from the labs that make them.
The Department of Homeland Security has ordered civilian agencies to stop buying DeepSeek and to remove it, plus any third-party product built on it, from their IT systems. Here is what the order covers and what it leaves open.
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Railway says an intruder may have read customer environment variables, some in decrypted form, and the target looks like AI provider keys. Here is what happened and exactly what to rotate first.
Netflix’s six-part reality series restages Zimbardo’s discredited 1971 study inside a real Georgia jail. Executive producer Jane Lipsitz says a straight copy would be unconscionable, but critics are far from sold.
Garmin Connect code points to a CIRQA Smart Band Pro with two buttons and a speaker. Here is what is confirmed, what is rumor and what to expect.
A new Lancet Commission lists 17 catastrophic threats to health through 2100 and flags malicious AI and nuclear war as the only two with extinction potential. It is not a countdown, and the biggest preventable burden is obesity.
Elon Musk says Tesla and SpaceX have formed special committees of independent directors to study a merger worth roughly $3.5 trillion. Here is how a deal would work, the governance fights ahead and what it could do to the world’s biggest fortune.
Capcom says an unauthorized party accessed 11,774,247 Capcom ID records. Here is what leaked, what did not, and how to protect your account from phishing.