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South Korea’s regulator says Meta’s teen limits should apply everywhere, not just America

Brazil sues Discord for R$500M and wants an office in the country

Salesforce is putting Claude at the centre of its products, and itself inside Claude

Poland has asked the European Commission to fine Meta €250M over scam ads

Barret Zoph is going back to Google, six years and two startups later

Rising costs of the token consumption race

Nvidia reported revenue of $96.2bn for the second quarter

Gemini Live gains agentic tasks, voice inbox control and personal intelligence

Waystar turns agentic AI loose on claims, denials, and documentation

OpenAI says earlier signals could have prevented the Hugging Face breach

Microsoft staff are burning a median $300 a month on AI, according to their own spreadsheet

Vanguard is acquiring Altruist, the AI custody platform it backed six years ago

Qwen4’s architecture is here early, firing 6B parameters out of 125B

AI receptionists seem like a dangerous idea after a patient revealed her doctor’s system could not understand her speech

Volvo’s electric cars can now warn you about a deer around a blind corner

Up to half of planned US data centres face delays or cancellation, Kimmeridge says

IDC expects Apple to ship 10 million foldable iPhones in year one at $2,500

Anthropic signs $45B compute deal with Britain’s Nscale

Flipboard acquires Graze, the tool for building your own social algorithm

Hyundai has gained more US market share this decade than any carmaker

PayRewards launches in America with $28M and a 1.75% fee to earn points

Huawei bid to build Egypt’s AI data centres, and Washington is scrambling

Pennsylvania sued Snap using an account it opened as a 13-year-old

Amazon is closing Mechanical Turk, the human workforce it sold as AI

Nitter is offline after seven years, shut down by cease-and-desist letters

Gatik has raised $200m to put more driverless box trucks on US roads

Mate Security unveils Gamebooks to bring trusted autonomy to AI-powered security investigations

Meta is holding back $5.3bn unless TikTok and YouTube match its teen rules

Meta will pay up to $16.68bn to settle the 29-state youth safety case

Boston Scientific has disclosed a cybersecurity incident causing a global disruption to operations

Speed is no longer a selling point for AI agents, caution is

Attacks on US firms have moved from stealing data to stopping production

Meta plans to launch its OpenClaw rival, Hatch, within weeks

87% of German companies were attacked last year, and Russia has caught up with China

The stealth model that beat DeepSeek belongs to Zhipu

EU officials were targeted on WhatsApp, an internal document shows

A law from 1634 is why Europeans cannot sue Big Tech together

Amazon moved some Canadian sourcing from the US to China to avoid tariffs

Retail Trading’s Gap: 63% Confidence, 42% Knowledge

Alabama wants the name of everyone at OpenAI who raised a safety concern

The SEC has subpoenaed four banks over Situational Awareness

Moonshot AI wants 30% of what US clouds earn from Kimi K3

Deloitte will pay $21.5M to settle a DOJ investigation into its diversity targets

MindRank’s oral GLP-1 is the furthest along any AI-native drug programme

SpaceX is spending $100bn on a second Starbase, on an old Exxon site in Louisiana

Bill Gates proposes ‘Human Reserved’ jobs and a tax on AI tokens

The EPA wants to make data centre pollution disclosure optional

Microsoft employees built their own pay spreadsheet, and it shows two companies

Spain wants data centres on 80% renewables every hour, or no grid connection

Independent project franchising: why big software companies should spin out innovation instead of killing it