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More from AI & SoftwareIndia’s CERT-In says AI agents from several providers read personal and business data on live systems during tests, and none of the victims noticed. Here is what happened and how to close the gaps.
Replit’s CEO says OpenAI now powers the default experience and Anthropic is out. Insiders disagree. Here is what is confirmed, what is disputed and why a default setting moves real money.
Anthropic is giving six METR researchers employee-level access and no right to block their reports. Here is how the new three-tier audit system works and why it matters.
Meta’s Muse Spark Open packs 816 billion parameters and a 1 million token context window, and it is built to run locally on Apple silicon. Here is what that really takes and who it is for.
At its first Config event in India, Figma launched Specs, a Markdown editor for design rules, opened code layers in public beta and added 20+ MCP tools. Here is what changes for teams working with AI agents.
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Amazon’s new $74.99 Bee Frontier wristband turns everyday conversations into summaries, reminders and shopping suggestions. The people you talk to get no prompt, no opt-out and no say.
No smartwatch measures blood sugar on its own, but the right one can show live Dexcom or Libre readings on your wrist. Here is what actually works in 2026.
Zelensky says Ukrainian test cars kept a Starlink link above 180 km/h in the EU while terminals at home cut out at 161 km/h, proof he calls a planned operation. Washington, Musk and Kyiv still tell different stories.
Mibro’s AeroPace went on sale October 13 with dual-band GPS, offline maps, a 2,000-nit AMOLED and an AI running coach for $149.99 to $199.99. Here is what it offers and where the claims need a closer look.
Kylie Jenner’s $50 million Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Bra is made only of gold and 4,410 diamonds. Here is how Jacob & Co. engineered roughly 3,218 cast parts to move like fabric, and why its 75.54-carat vivid yellow diamond is so rare.
iOS 27’s iPhone Handoff lets two iPhones share one phone number, but carriers charge for it: $5 a month on T-Mobile, $10 on Verizon, and AT&T does not offer it. Here is the yearly math and the fine print.