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Fairphone’s most repairable phone yet is now available in the US at $650

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Etched raises $700M at a $21B valuation led by Jane Street

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China is removing Microsoft’s Windows 10 from state agencies

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Baidu’s revenue falls for a fifth quarter as ads keep sliding

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Scrapping your petrol car for An EV pays back In three years

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Google and the UK will steer planes around contrails over the Atlantic

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EliseAI is in talks to raise $300mn at a $3.7bn valuation

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Apple overhauls EU App Store fees to settle its DMA dispute

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Reddit AI videos turn old text threads into narrated clips

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AI-drafted bills are swamping the House office that writes US laws

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Apple leaked a video of its camera-equipped AirPods in macOS Tahoe

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Google plans to end Pixel production in China by 2027

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OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Teens and will auto-enrol under-18s

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Alina Kukarina on why AI transformation begins before choosing the technology

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YouTube view counts will rise on 24 August, and creator earnings will not

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Browsing tools and Ad blockers: A guide to cleaner web experiences

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The economics of a voice agent: what a minute of conversation actually costs

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Situational Awareness ran two auctions at once, and one set of bidders never knew

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An AirTag in a rare book led to an Amazon book scanning warehouse in Las Vegas

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Space raises $2.4M to abolish the hard drive with an AI-native filesystem for humans and agents

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Anthropic’s revenue run rate tops $65bn, a source says, but a run rate is not revenue

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How many cars’ worth of CO2 will US data centres really emit?

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CISA orders a three-day patch after a flaw in the Ray AI framework comes under active attack

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An analysis links violent AI ‘slop’ to ‘brain rot’ and violence in children

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Beyond Venture Capital: Why family offices are becoming AI’s most influential investors

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Revolut’s Nik Storonsky closes a $500m fund for his algorithm-run venture firm QuantumLight

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Tesla’s Cybercab is finally launching, and it starts by giving its own staff a lift

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Smack Technologies raises $61m as the Pentagon’s hurry becomes a battlefield-AI business model

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Medly AI raises $8m to put an AI tutor in front of every UK exam student

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The SEC staff agreed data centre securitisation sits outside Dodd-Frank risk retention

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Google picked and paid for the firm anonymising the Spirit Airlines data

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Cursor Origin is on by default for paid users, and its data terms are unpublished

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GitHub disputes Wiz’s claim that Copilot Autofix wrote a Snowflake flaw

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Greg Brockman says OpenAI underestimated its own models’ cyber skills

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Opening statements begin in the biggest consumer protection case in the US

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Wispr raised $280mn at $2bn to argue the text box is finished

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An AI agent built a working exploit for this macOS flaw in four hours

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The DOJ is investigating Andreessen Horowitz over competing board seats

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Aachen’s amber raised €7mn to sell AI sovereignty to the Mittelstand

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Higgsfield raised $400mn at $5.4bn, four times its January valuation

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OpenAI disbanded the team that assessed catastrophic model risks

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France’s tax agency lost data on 678,000 people to a stolen login

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Terra Industries closes a $52mn seed and opens its first office outside Africa

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EY will keep interns on for a year before offering them a job

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OpenAI is funding 13 Axios local newsletters in a three-year deal

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Tesla Quietly Enables Power Export On Its Best-Selling EV

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The first Ferrari Luce sold for $40mn, 36 times its estimate

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California’s first self-driving trucks are on the road, and the rules behind them are in court

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Synchrony wants your Amazon and Walmart store cards inside ChatGPT

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ByteDance signs a copyright pact with Hollywood’s MPA to rein in its Seedance AI video tool

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