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Policy & Regulation · Cybersecurity · Companies

South Korea's President Orders Probe Into Bank Data Leaks After Hacking Attacks

South Korea's president ordered a probe into bank data leaks; regulators held an emergency meeting after hacking attacks.

Products & Applications · Companies

DeepSeek Harness v0.2 Ships Official Desktop Apps for Its Open-Source Agent Harness

DeepSeek has released official macOS and Windows desktop apps for its open-source agent harness, dsh, as part of a v0.2 preview. The update adds plugin management, document work, automation and four session modes, but DeepSeek warns of breaking changes.

Companies · Products & Applications · Large Language Models

Meshy Says ARR Reached $100 Million in Under Two Years as AI 3D Race Intensifies

Meshy, a specialist AI 3D generation company, says annual recurring revenue rose from $1 million to $100 million in under two years, even as GPT-6 Astra shows general models can also build 3D scenes, according to QbitAI.

Products & Applications · Companies

NVIDIA's IsaacTeleop Retargeting Engine Rebuilt in NumPy in Headset-Free Tutorial

MarkTechPost shows how NVIDIA IsaacTeleop turns hand and controller input into robot actions, with no headset needed.

Large Language Models · Companies

François Chollet Says OpenAI Has 'Set Back Progress to AGI by Five to 10 Years'

ARC Prize co-founder François Chollet said in a quotation published by TechRadar that OpenAI has set back progress toward artificial general intelligence by five to 10 years.

Companies · Policy & Regulation · AI Chips & Compute

Valar Atomics Proposes 456 Nuclear Reactors on Utah Federal Land for Data Centers

Valar Atomics has filed a proposal for 456 nuclear reactors on more than 9,000 acres near Price, Utah, to supply 9.6 GW to computing facilities, with no power intended for homes, according to TechRadar.

Products & Applications · Companies · Robotics

Vertical AI Emerges as Growth Engine at Bank of America Private Tech Conference

At the Bank of America Private Tech Trailblazers Conference 2026, companies said vertical AI built on proprietary data and industry workflows is driving growth in robotics, e-commerce, construction and electric vehicles.

Companies · Products & Applications

Capcom to Use AI to Speed Game Development Through RE Engine Project REX

Capcom plans to use AI to streamline development workflows in its RE Engine, which will undergo a project called REX, while maintaining it will not use AI-generated content in games.

Companies · Policy & Regulation · Large Language Models

Former OpenAI safety lead calls culture ‘broken,’ urges nuclear-power-style AI regulation

Former OpenAI safety lead David Robinson resigned, saying in The Atlantic that frontier AI needs nuclear-plant-style safeguards and outside incentives because OpenAI’s culture is broken.

Companies · Products & Applications

Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava Says AI Emails Are Killing Conversations

Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava tells The Verge that AI-written documents can damage workplace dialogue, and she remains wary of push-button AI music tools even as Splice explores generative AI.

Markets · Companies · AI Chips & Compute

Nvidia, Micron and Soft Jobs Data Drive Last Week’s Stock Action

U.S. stocks rallied Friday on a soft jobs report; only the Nasdaq gained for the week as AI demand lifted Nvidia.

Companies · Large Language Models · Policy & Regulation

Former OpenAI Safety Employee Resigns, Says AI Industry Culture Is ‘Broken’

David Robinson, who wrote safety reports for OpenAI’s major model releases, resigned this week and said in The Atlantic that the AI industry’s culture is fundamentally broken and needs nuclear-level safeguards.

Companies · Products & Applications

Vessev's VS-9 Electric Ferry Lifts Hull to Cut Drag, Targets Transit and Tourism

Vessev's VS-9 electric hydrofoil ferry lifts its hull to reduce drag, targeting transit, tourism and kit sales.

Products & Applications · Companies · Markets

AI Agents Move Into Text Messages as Startups Compete for Personal Assistant Market

TechCrunch AI reports a growing field of AI agents that work through iMessage, SMS and other messaging apps, handling tasks from scheduling to reservations as startups raise funding and expand capabilities.

Companies · Products & Applications · Computer Vision

Neko Health Launches in New York, Bringing Body Scan Startup to U.S.

Neko Health, co-founded by Spotify's David Ek, has launched in New York with a $500 one-hour body scan and a 300,000-person global waitlist.

Companies · Products & Applications · World

Xiaomi Vision GT to Join GT7 as First Chinese VGT; GT Adds First Electric Driving Tutorial

At the Gran Turismo World Series in Singapore, Xiaomi and Gran Turismo announced that Xiaomi Vision GT will join GT7 in October as the first Chinese-brand VGT, alongside GT's first electric driving tutorial using the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra and Xiaomi Vision GT.

Products & Applications · Companies

MacPaw Launches Leebry to Automate IT Support and Address AI Trust Gap

MacPaw launches Leebry, a Work AI platform for IT teams to automate support, access changes and source-linked answers.

Products & Applications · Companies · Large Language Models

Googlebooks Bring Gemini Intelligence to Premium Laptops as TechRadar Weighs Cost Against Chromebooks

Google has announced Googlebooks, premium Android/Linux laptops with Gemini Intelligence and high-end Intel or Qualcomm chips, according to TechRadar. The report compares their $899-$1,299 pricing with Chromebooks, which average $300-$400, and notes a pricing discrepancy.

Companies · Autonomous Driving

Tesla's Cybercab Finishes Rocky First Month in Austin as Expansion Looms

Tesla's Cybercab has logged a month of paid driverless rides in Austin with 169 vehicles authorized in Texas, drawing mixed rider reviews as Waymo expands and NHTSA seeks safety answers.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · Policy & Regulation

UK's Largest AI Supercomputer Faces Years of Delay as Grid Power Falls Short

Nscale's Nvidia-backed UK AI data center will miss its 2027 launch after the grid said power will not arrive until the early 2030s.

Products & Applications · Companies

Color ereader buyers weigh Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook and BOOX ahead of Prime Day

TechRadar reported that Amazon's Oct. 6-7 Prime Day may bring discounts on color ereaders, including Kindle Colorsoft and Scribe Colorsoft, while Kobo, PocketBook and BOOX offer alternatives.

Products & Applications · Companies

Amazon's new Fire TV Stick 4K lands as Prime Big Deal Days deals arrive early

TechRadar's weekly roundup covers Amazon's refreshed Fire TV Stick 4K, the privacy trade-offs of Meta's Muse AI agent, Peloton's claim that treadmill cameras beat smartwatches, Vivo's phone teleconverter lens and the Freckle kids' phone.

Products & Applications · Companies

Android Foldables May Follow Apple's Wider iPhone Duo, Android Authority Says

Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, has a wider passport-style design, and Android Authority says Android makers are likely to follow. Samsung and Motorola are already moving in that direction, while Android foldables may keep adding features Apple lacks.

Products & Applications · Companies

Thrustmaster Unveils Officially Licensed Gran Turismo 7 T-GT III Steering Wheel for PS4 and PS5

Thrustmaster has announced the T-GT III steering wheel for PS4 and PS5, its first Direct Axial Drive bundle built for Gran Turismo 7, priced at $749.99 and launching December 3.