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Andrew Tulloch, Meta’s star AI recruit, is leaving after less than a year

Microsoft patches a record 974 flaws, and two are already under attack

Euno raises $23m to give enterprise AI agents the context they lack

Snap launches a planning tool for organising meet-ups with friends

ElevenLabs signs its first major-label deal, licensing Universal music for a fan remix platform

Top Pentagon official dismisses viral AI warning from an Anthropic researcher

Salesforce closes Fin and eyes $2bn Listen Labs, Business Insider reports

Clay raises $115m at a $7.1bn valuation, more than double its 2025 price

Saudi Arabia weighs merging EA with Savvy into one gaming giant

Anthropic skipped UK pre-release tests for Mythos 5.1, the FT reports

Skild AI hit $100M in run-rate revenue selling robots a brain that learns from one video

DeepSeek launches V4.1-Flash and retires V4-Pro, its flagship model

More Americans are warming to EVs, a new study finds

Bending Spoons agrees to buy Miro for $1.355bn, weeks after Airtable

Electric cars are 33% cheaper to run in Europe. Petrol fuel costs rose up to 36% in one shock

Zuckerberg tells Sources labs holding back AI models is ‘quite dangerous’

Antioch raises $32m to test robots in simulation before they touch hardware

OpenAI’s Bubeck denies trying to cut Anthropic mathematician from credit

Ramp eyes $60bn valuation three months after $44bn, Bloomberg reports

UK will legislate to make Apple and Google block nude images for children

US closes $1.9bn loan to restart the Iowa nuclear plant powering Google

Celero raises $275m to bring coherent optics inside AI data centres

UK space strategy puts £7.8bn behind defence, satellites and ESA to 2030

Researchers used AI to build a WeChat worm that spreads through phone calls

IBM and NASA release an open-source lunar foundation model

The data storage crisis has a biological fix. It starts by making less DNA, not more.

Nvidia and Palantir are selling a sovereign AI stack, starting with Nvidia’s own supply chain

A Polish developer built an app that detects nearby Meta smart glasses over Bluetooth

A Republican senator is now investigating OpenAI over the Hugging Face incident

The Boring Company raises $3bn at a $23bn valuation, led by the UAE

EU cybersecurity agency is now testing Mythos 5 and GPT-6 Astra, the Commission says

Traditional firewalls can’t see what’s inside an AI prompt. Check Point built one that can.

Anthropic scanned 481 million transcripts to find four models that reached the open internet

Christy Chen on why today’s chatbots aren’t built to help you know yourself

Instagram’s head says engagement falls by half without the algorithm

Nvidia signs eight Australian data centre partners for up to 2GW of AI capacity by 2027

China rejects the US distillation advisory as unfounded accusations and smears

Germany is evaluating 30 AI tools for its military with a prototype due in 2027

Huawei’s US racketeering trial opens with prosecutors calling it a criminal enterprise

The Justice Department is investigating whether Nvidia structured its Groq deal to avoid antitrust review

Bernie Sanders convenes a private Senate briefing on AI dangers

OpenAI asks Congress for mandatory national AI safety rules before it adjourns

Google and NASA JPL release an AI model that maps methane plumes worldwide

Google adds three features to its AI plans, and keeps a fourth for Americans

Abu Dhabi says $100bn of AI capital sits in its financial centre. Its own announcement cannot decide whether that money is held there or spent.

Boston Dynamics spinoff looks to build robots for entertainment

Instacart says AI-built carts beat its $115 average basket. Shipt shipped the same feature and called it relief from mental load.

Apple’s first foldable is the iPhone Duo, and it costs $1,999

Apple’s new watches listen, summarise and chime while they do it

China wants a light on the glasses when they record. Its platforms are shipping glasses that never stop listening.