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Breaking technology news for readers in the United States, filed the day it happens. We cover Apple, Google, Microsoft and Nvidia alongside the security breaches, privacy rulings and antitrust cases that decide what your devices are allowed to do, and every story is checked against primary sources before it runs. Model releases and app news sit in AI & Software, handsets in Mobile.
Apple confirmed Siri AI enters public beta this month in English, with the EU and China left out. The feature drawing the most attention listens to the room.
Samsung spent Apple’s keynote live posting jokes about the iPhone Duo, including a line about reheating its leftovers. The spec sheets tell a closer story.
A joint NSA, CISA and FBI advisory names DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, Alibaba, MiniMax, StepFun and Z.AI in an industrial-scale campaign to extract billions of tokens from US frontier AI models, and tells providers to quietly serve them weaker answers.
OpenAI says an unreleased model produced a full proof for the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem in a week. NYU and Anthropic-linked researchers say they had already solved related problems first.
YouTube has relaxed its advertiser friendly rules for violent gameplay ahead of GTA 6, splitting every video into three timing zones that decide whether it earns full ad revenue, limited ads or nothing.
OpenAI says it has reached its automated research intern milestone, with agents now producing 3.1 agent workdays of effort per human workday. Every figure in the claim comes from OpenAI.
Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar want to permanently ban superintelligent AI, pause frontier development and hit corporate violators with what they call the corporate death penalty.
Google has rolled out a DMA mandated redesign of search results across the EU, stripping live hotel and flight prices and calling it the largest quality drop in the company’s 29 year history.
XPeng’s IRON humanoid robot autonomously walked off a Guangzhou production line on September 8, aiming for mass output before Tesla’s delayed Optimus.
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell sued Anthropic and named Dario Amodei and Benjamin Mann personally, seeking up to $150,000 per song over Claude’s training data.