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Will OpenAI send police to your door if you advocate for AI regulation? Nathan Calvin, a lawyer who shapes policies surrounding the technology at Encode AI, claims OpenAI did just that.“One Tuesday night, as my wife and I sat down for dinner, a sheriff’s deputy knocked on the door to serve me a subpoena from OpenAI,” Calvin writes on X. In addition to subpoenaing the organization he works for, Calvin claims that OpenAI subpoenaed him personally, with the sheriff’s deputy asking for his private messages with California legislators, college students, and former OpenAI employees.When reached for comment, OpenAI pointed The…

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A comprehensive leak has revealed Samsung’s mixed-reality headset — now branded Galaxy XR and previously known as Project Moohan — including specs, software, and accessories ahead of an expected October reveal [engadget.com#2][androidheadlines.com#5]. Reports indicate it runs Google’s Android XR with a One UI-style interface on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chip, uses one 4K micro‑OLED display per eye, and supports eye, hand, and voice tracking, as well as optional controllers; an external battery targets around two hours of use [engadget.com#2][oled-info.com#4][androidauthority.com#10]. The headset is reported to weigh about 545 grams and may deliver a higher total pixel count than Apple’s Vision…

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Crowds at New York Comic Con were visited by the Vampire Lestat himself, Sam Reid, and the rest of the Interview With the Vampire creative team and cast to talk about season three—now titled Anne Rice’s The Vampire Lestat—and share a new teaser. The Anne Rice Universe of shows is getting to be a tangled, messy weave of drama and ancient blood feuds. The showcase of the upcoming season drove a stake through the heart of Loustat shippers as the internet’s vampire daddies are in divorce court. Can we still get Louis (Jacob Anderson) on the weekends? The Vampire Lestat follows…

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Lance Whitney / Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNETFollow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google.ZDNET’s key takeawaysApple Maps now tracks and lists places you visit automatically.You can manage, edit, or delete your Visited Places in Maps.Visited Places can be turned off or set to auto-delete.With iOS 26, Apple added a new feature to its Maps app. Known as Visited Places, this option tracks the places you visit. That capability sounds handy, as it gives you a way to easily find and return to previous locations.Also: How to use Hold Assist on iOS 26 (and why it’s my must-have…

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Looking for a great discount on a unique gaming headset? I’ve been using the SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds (9/10, WIRED Recommends) for months for both gaming and everyday use, and they’re currently marked down at Amazon to just $128, in both a black Xbox version, and a white Playstation version.Photograph: Eric RavenscraftSteelSeriesArctis GameBudsWhile most gamers opt for over-ear headsets, there are actually quite a few advantages to using earbuds instead. For starters, they’re much more portable, which is particularly important if you play on your phone or a gaming handheld. My favorite Switch 2 carrying case has a convenient storage pocket…

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Questionable cull Today’s layoffs are the work of White House Budget Director Russell Vought, a lead creator of the Project 2025 playbook, which planned a massive reduction in the federal workforce. In a post on X earlier today, Vought announced that the terminations “have begun.” But as The Washington Post has previously reported, senior government officials have warned that Vought’s layoffs amid a shutdown are likely illegal, running afoul of the Antideficiency Act. The law forbids the government from incurring new expenses during a shutdown, and the process of laying employees off—which includes severance packages—does just that. Federal employment lawyers…

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Marc Benioff has long been San Francisco’s liberal-leaning billionaire, the tech executive who funded homeless services, donated to the city’s public schools, and hosted Hillary Clinton fundraisers. But in a new, wide-ranging phone interview with the New York Times from his private plane, Benioff revealed a political transformation that seemed to surprise even his own communications team, despite that Salesforce has hundreds of contracts with the federal government. The Salesforce founder declared he “fully supported” President Trump and thought National Guard troops should patrol San Francisco streets. He gushed about sitting across from Trump at a Windsor Castle state dinner,…

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This is an excerpt of Sources by Alex Heath, a newsletter about AI and the tech industry, syndicated just for The Verge subscribers once a week.This week, I got an up-close look at how far apart Silicon Valley and Hollywood are on what to do about AI.First, at OpenAI DevDay, Sam Altman presented the new Sora app as a gift to content creators. If anything, he suggested, OpenAI was being too censorious by not allowing people to make even more kinds of AI videos.“On the whole, creators, rights holders, people are very excited about the potential of this,” Altman said…

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Apple and Spectrum are bringing a selection of live Los Angeles Lakers games to Apple Vision Pro in Apple Immersive 180-degree video during the 2025–26 NBA season, marking the headset’s first live immersive sports experience [theverge.com#2][9to5mac.com#4][appleinsider.com#7][techradar.com#6]. Fans will watch through the NBA app on Vision Pro and get unique courtside and under-basket angles, with a three-day on-demand window after each game [techradar.com#6][macobserver.com#3]. Access will require authentication for Spectrum SportsNet subscribers, and Spectrum indicates some Spectrum Internet customers will also be eligible [9to5mac.com#4][lighthome.in#5]. Apple and the NBA plan to reveal which specific matchups are included before the end of November 2025…

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Solar Opposites comes to an end next week after six seasons, and while we’ll miss its found family of raunchy aliens, we are also dying to see how “the Wall” ends. If you’re a fan of the show, you know the high-stakes drama constantly swirling around the population of tiny people eking out an existence inside a bedroom wall in the Shlorpians’ suburban home. Over Solar Opposites‘ run, the humans—transformed thanks to a shrink ray wielded by the callous Yumyulack, voiced by Sean Giambrone—have battled not just the perils of being an inch tall but also the extreme emotions that…

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