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Anthropic AI model sent false homicide tip to Philadelphia police

Anthropic says an AI model sent a false homicide tip to Philadelphia police in July; the tip was flagged as spam and never investigated.

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Apple Sets October 13 'Welcome Home' Event, HomePad Expected

Apple has announced an October 13 event tagged “Welcome home.” 9to5Mac expects the launch of the HomePad smart hub and new second-party smart home products.

Large Language Models · Research · Companies

‘Pure Insanity’: Mathematicians Face Years of Work After OpenAI Releases Nearly 400 Math Results

OpenAI released nearly 400 AI-generated mathematical results across more than 700 manuscripts, according to The Verge. Mathematicians described the drop as overwhelming and said understanding it could take years, while fewer than half the manuscripts have been formally verified.

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ANBERNIC unveils RG DDS, a Nintendo 3DS-style dual-screen handheld with AI button

ANBERNIC has unveiled the RG DDS, a clamshell dual-screen handheld styled after the Nintendo 3DS, with custom screens, a built-in stylus and a dedicated AI button.

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Garmin Fenix 9 Pro GPS dropouts frustrate third-party app developers

Developers say Garmin's Fenix 9 Pro loses GPS signal after about 14 seconds in roughly half of sessions, hurting third-party navigation and workout apps.

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McKinsey Links Enterprise Data Through Knowledge Graphs to Give AI Business Context

McKinsey & Company is using knowledge graphs to connect enterprise data with business relationships, giving AI applications the context they need, distinguished partner James Kaplan said in an interview with theCUBE.

Companies · Research

Nikon Disqualifies Small World in Motion Winner Over Generative AI, Names New First Place

Nikon has disqualified the original first-place video in its Small World in Motion contest after the entrant acknowledged using AI-assisted processing, and named Nguyen Nam Nhat of Vietnam the new winner.

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Onvis Releases Matter over Thread Outdoor Smart Plug With Energy Monitoring

Onvis launched an IP65 outdoor smart plug with Matter over Thread, energy monitoring, and Apple Home support.

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Google Teases Fitbit Edge Launch for October 12

Google has teased the Fitbit Edge, a new screen-equipped fitness tracker, and pointed to news on October 12. Leaks suggest an always-on OLED display, GPS, health sensors and a roughly $180 price.

AI Chips & Compute · Products & Applications · Companies

Microsoft Pushes Agentic Windows With Nvidia-Powered Surface Laptop Ultra

Microsoft outlined plans to turn Windows into an agentic OS and launched the Nvidia RTX Spark-powered Surface Laptop Ultra, starting at $2,599.

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LumenUs to Open Early Access in October for AI-Assisted Paperwork After a Death

Widow-founded LumenUs uses AI to cut the paperwork that follows a death, and opens early access in October.

Companies · Large Language Models · Policy & Regulation

Anthropic Bans 'Needless Abusive or Cruel Behavior' Toward Claude

Anthropic has updated its usage policy to bar sustained and needless abusive or cruel behavior toward its Claude models, saying the rule applies only in extreme cases and not to ordinary user frustration or testing.

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IKEA launches LED Christmas tree and matchstick floor lamp

IKEA has launched new STRÅLA festive lights, including a 150cm LED Christmas tree and a dimmable matchstick floor lamp. Both can gain smart controls with IKEA's Matter-compatible smart plugs and a compatible hub.

Companies · Policy & Regulation · AI Chips & Compute · Products & Applications

Amazon to Stop Using NDAs in Data Center Deals as AI Agent Startups Seek Trust

Amazon says it will stop using NDAs when negotiating data center deals with local governments, following Microsoft. TechCrunch reports the move comes amid local moratoriums over AI infrastructure and as personal AI startups seek consumer access.

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Leak Points to NFC 'Proximity Control' in Apple Home Accessories From LG

A new leak claims LG's rumored Apple Home accessories will use NFC so an iPhone held nearby shows device controls in the Dynamic Island, ahead of Apple's October 13 event.

Companies · Products & Applications

Apple Sets Oct. 13 'Welcome Home' Event for Smart Home Products

Apple's Oct. 13 'Welcome home' event is expected to feature a HomePad smart display, Apple TV 4K, and HomePod mini 2.

Companies · Policy & Regulation · Autonomous Driving

Tesla Renames European FSD Branding to Tesla Assisted Driving After German Pushback

Tesla has renamed its European Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system to Tesla Assisted Driving after German regulators called the original branding misleading, as the company seeks wider approval across Europe.

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Intel Ships First Windows 11 Driver Built for Microsoft's Driver Quality Initiative

Intel has become the first hardware maker to release a public Windows 11 driver shaped by Microsoft's Driver Quality Initiative, starting with Wi-Fi driver version 24.50.0. Arc graphics drivers are expected to follow.

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Amazon’s new Kindles appear to have a light leak problem

Some users report shadows and visible LEDs around the screen edges of Amazon’s new base-model Kindles, especially in dark mode, while Amazon has not issued an on-the-record response.

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Common Sense Media Rates ChatGPT for Teens 'Unacceptable Risk,' OpenAI Disputes Testing Method

Common Sense Media's Youth AI Safety Institute rated ChatGPT for Teens at "unacceptable risk" after more than 4,000 test prompts, saying parental crisis alerts often failed and the bot implied it had feelings. OpenAI disputes the methodology, saying much of the testing preceded full activation of parental controls.

Markets · Companies · Products & Applications

Cramer Calls Apple Sellers 'Stupid as Plywood,' Sets $90 Starbucks Buy Level

Cramer defended Apple after an iPhone 18 order-cut report, set a $90 Starbucks buy level and added three defensive names.

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Vergecast Examines AI-First Hardware as Microsoft, Amazon and Apple Bet on Assistants

The Verge's Vergecast examines new AI-focused hardware from Microsoft, Amazon and Apple, asking whether putting AI assistants and agents at the center of computing is the right approach.

Companies · Large Language Models · Markets

OpenAI Revenue Cut by $18 Billion Weighs on AI Stocks as Google Debuts Gemini Assistant

OpenAI told investors its revenue was $18 billion lower than previously stated, pressuring AI stocks. Google launched an autonomous Gemini assistant, and funding continued for AI drug discovery and quantum computing. Microsoft and other companies were barred from a federal green-card program.

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Anker announces SOLIX S5000 portable power station, lighter and more compact than 5kWh rivals

Anker has announced the SOLIX S5000, a 5,024Wh portable power station that is lighter and more compact than rivals in the 5kWh class, with early-adopter benefits worth $699.