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More from AI & SoftwareMeta Superintelligence Labs released Muse Ember, its cheapest and lightest model, built for the repetitive work AI agents do all day. Here is how it is priced, how it is meant to be used, and what to be careful about.
Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, just launched Spacefast, a hosting platform for apps built with AI agents. Here is what it includes, who it competes with, and why it matters for the future of the web.
Anthropic launched Personal Finance in Claude as a US beta. It reads your bank and card data through Plaid, but it cannot transfer money, pay bills or place trades. Here is what it sees and what is still unanswered.
Meta acquired Conductor, the Mac app that runs several AI coding agents at once. Here is what the deal covers, what happens to Conductor Cloud on November 20, and why the fight over developer tools is heating up.
CrowdStrike agreed to buy Fiddler AI and Dreadnode for a reported $495 million and launched an AI Kill Switch in Falcon Guardian. Here is what each piece does and what it still cannot answer.
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Sony will retire the PlayStation Plus app on PC on December 10 after fewer than 0.4% of eligible Premium members used it. Here is what goes away, what stays, and what PC players can do next.
What a T-Mobile Apple Watch line really costs in 2026, from the $10 Watch Plan 3.0 to the $5 T-Mix Loaded rate, plus the fees, current deals and how to set it up.
Google added two new eighth generation TPU systems: the TPU 8tx, built with AMD for confidential computing, and the TPU 8i Max, which fuses two inference chips for long context AI agents. Here is what each one does.
New York opened a registration portal for frontier AI developers ahead of the RAISE Act taking effect on January 1, 2027. Here is who is covered, what they must do, and how it compares with California.
Google will stop installs and updates of third-party apps and clock faces on Fitbit Sense, Versa and Ionic watches on November 28, 2026. Here is what keeps working, what you lose and what to do first.
NASA’s next astronaut class could live and work on a Moon base. Applications close December 3, the pay is $164,395, and the requirements changed. Here’s the full checklist and your real odds.