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SoftBank completes $30bn OpenAI investment with final $10bn payment

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Japan eyes $140bn AI data centre push with Dell and JERA, FT reports

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OpenAI cuts ties with three staff over sensitive information, WSJ reports

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CFPB can’t say if data on abandoned office kit is safe, watchdog finds

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GM’s Q3 sales drop 5.5% as its electric models collapse and Toyota closes to within 136,000

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Factory and Cognition bosses clash over adviser’s exit, Bloomberg reports

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Samsung lifts prices across most of the Galaxy S26 range by $100

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Grindr to buy HIV prevention telehealth firm Freddie for $250mn

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Coliving startup PadSplit expands to San Francisco, New York and Chicago

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TSMC eyes a multibillion-dollar Texas campus for more AI chips

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An AI startup is driving 3,400 miles to film how Americans live with AI

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Walmart shelf labels will light up to guide shoppers, CNBC reports

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LinkedIn’s former chief Ryan Roslansky to leave Microsoft

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Ford’s CEO says it is too late for Europe to fend off Chinese carmakers

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FedEx is buying 2,000 electric trucks for $300M, and investing in the company building them

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Trump tells TIME the US might take stakes in OpenAI and Anthropic

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ABC and SBS want AI companies to pay for Australian news

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Broadcom to lend Anthropic up to $42bn for its chips, Reuters reports

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Kanu AI raises $11.7m to turn how staff work into software they own

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Restate raises $20m to keep AI agents running when software fails

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Metaview raises $60m to put AI agents across the whole hiring process

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‘When everyone’s responsible, no one is’: the AI champion problem

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Instagram’s Edits app gets an AI assistant that reads your Reels data

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Xbox is not for sale, CEO Asha Sharma tells The New York Times

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Google DeepMind’s watermarked AI proteins still work in the lab

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MI5 says over 100 UK academics worked on projects funded by China’s spies

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Nvidia-backed GMI Cloud raises $668m as contracted revenue tops $600m

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OpenAI’s 2017 plan to auction AGI to China and Russia, per The Atlantic

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OpenAI says Moonshot-linked users tried to extract its AI reasoning

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Samsung’s new tablets arrive more expensive, and its tracker lasts longer

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CScale exits stealth with $145m to stop laser failures stalling AI

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Oura postpones its $2.2bn IPO, citing market uncertainty

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OpenAI is sued over the rogue agents that hacked Hugging Face

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Alex Stamos joins Cognition to make AI security affordable

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ElevenLabs doubles its valuation to $22bn in a $300m share sale

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FTC opens probe into OpenAI, Anthropic and other AI labs

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DoorDash launches a text-to-order AI agent that runs inside Apple Messages

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Amazon launches a faster Fire TV Stick 4K with a new remote design

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ElevenLabs opens Brussels office and plans to triple its Belgian team

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At a private AI retreat, the vendor told us the tool won’t save you

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Jim Lanzone on Yahoo’s plan to fix AI search with more links to publishers

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IONNA launches driver council as its US fast-charging network doubles

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Carrier filtering is blocking legitimate SMS. The operators getting through are doing three things differently

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OpenAI releases GPT-6.1 Sol at a fifth of GPT-6 Astra’s token prices

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OpenAI launches dots, always-on AI agents with their own cloud computers

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Apple’s new CEO cuts managers to ship products faster, Bloomberg reports

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AI agents are joining your workforce. Your workforce isn’t ready

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PwC survey of 49,000 workers finds most are falling behind on AI skills

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Volkswagen’s affordable EV plans have a new Chinese partner

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NASA pays Boeing $359m to get Starliner flying, eyes crew return by 2028

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