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The tech giant introduces interactive simulations, customised quizzes, and a dedicated student hub to challenge OpenAI and education startups in the learning sector.

OpenAI has attributed sudden access revocations in its Trusted Access for Cyber program to a technical error, prompting affected researchers to re-verify their identities.

The AI model marketplace will retain its independent brand and neutral routing approach as it merges with the payments giant to accelerate growth.

New research suggests that the surge in music streaming following high-profile album drops contributes to a measurable increase in fatal car accidents, driven by driver distraction.

The 3,509-piece model features lighting effects and soundtracks for three classic titles, with pre-orders now open at major retailers.

Open-source tools have emerged to strip SynthID-based markers from Anthropic’s Claude models, raising questions about the efficacy of EU AI Act compliance measures.

The latest Pixel Watch integrates offline Gemini AI and clinically validated health tools, but raises the price bar for consumers.

The tailored therapy, combined with Keytruda, significantly extended recurrence-free survival in a late-stage trial involving over 1,000 patients.

The film, directed by Travis Knight, is set to open in theatres on 23 October 2026 and features a voice cast including Carey Mulligan and Mahershala Ali.

Google has confirmed it will not pursue smart rings in the short term, focusing instead on the Pixel Watch 5 and Fitbit Air as it navigates the experimental phase of AI-driven wearables.

Promotional materials for Valve’s upcoming virtual reality headset appeared briefly on the ARM Steam client, offering a detailed look at the device’s accessories and streaming capabilities.

T-Mobile cybersecurity chief Jeff Simon and colleagues drove to a Bellevue data centre to cut a cable, ending a months-long hunt for intruders linked to the Salt Typhoon campaign.

The startup aims to create a reference price for GPU rental and launch futures trading on the CME, addressing a key gap in AI infrastructure finance.

A 2013 analysis argues that data collected for benign civic planning, such as a database of sexual orientation, could enable a police state if political power shifts.

Originally a simple redirect to an amateur ballooning site, SondeHub now maps artillery sites and vessels through reverse prediction algorithms, drawing scrutiny from government agencies and military entities.

The project involves subtle vertical adjustments to a small percentage of flights, with Google contributing £1.4 million pro bono to the £5 million budget.

Meta rolls out a Mac desktop app designed to assist business owners and creators, offering features like ad analytics and document analysis, though advanced capabilities require a Meta One subscription.

Engadget’s assessment of the new smartphone highlights minimal hardware changes but significant software enhancements, including a 30x Super Zoom mode and new AI-driven tools.

New software OS Investigate allows law enforcement to search for individuals using driving habits and location data without requiring a specific crime report or licence plate number.

WIRED’s assessment of the new flagship highlights the transformative Rambler voice-to-text feature, though performance gaps in gaming and battery life raise questions about the high price point.

The Verge’s assessment of the new device finds that while Rambler and Magic Capture deliver practical value, flagship AI features like Proactive Assistance remain unreliable and narrowly defined.

With the media embargo lifted, The Verge is hosting an Ask Me Anything session to discuss the new Google hardware lineup, including specific AI features and target demographics.

A technical write-up details how a drone photograph was geolocated in Micronesia using mathematical geometry and parallel computing, bypassing standard image recognition tools.

The AI assistant is now free for all eligible US users, a move that eliminates the previous $20 monthly fee for non-subscribers and expands access to third-party hardware.

The new Qi2 25W standard reduces charging times to half an hour and improves thermal management, a significant upgrade over the previous 15-watt limit.

Technical failures during the high-demand ticket presale for the final Dune film have forced AMC Theatres to invest in infrastructure, highlighting the growing strain of "concertification" in movie ticketing.

The new device features an extending mop arm and side brush designed to clean under furniture, offering a lower-cost alternative to Dreame’s flagship models.

The upgrade removes subscription barriers for advanced AI features, including mood-based recommendations and smart home controls, across a range of compatible devices.

The Bill Gates-founded nuclear startup is leveraging its 345-megawatt Natrium reactor’s ability to store excess heat in molten sodium to meet the volatile power demands of artificial intelligence infrastructure.

The micromobility startup has secured a Series D round led by Prysm Capital to accelerate the development of autonomous vehicles, bringing its total funding to $455 million.

Verification by The Verge confirms the 1 hour and 35 minute film is accessible on the service, despite marketing materials indicating a strict theatrical window.

The developer behind the hardened Android distribution announced its initial entry into the Motorola ecosystem will occur next year, focusing on devices that meet stricter security and longevity standards.

New high-resolution imagery from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter captures the 60-foot-wide scar left by the upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket after it collided with the Moon in August.

The move follows recent security updates and coincides with the launch of a teen-focused ChatGPT version, amidst broader industry debates on AI self-improvement.

The consortium aims to provide capital to neocloud providers for purchasing graphics processing units, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang framing chips as long-lived, revenue-generating assets despite previous claims of rapid obsolescence.

The Women’s Super League’s first official fantasy application integrates players from both the top and second divisions, aiming to replicate the success of the men’s game while addressing the specific challenges of player retention in women’s football.

With funding from Khosla Ventures, Vivodyne argues that static cellular data is insufficient for training generative AI, proposing dynamic human tissue models as the next step in pharmaceutical development.

The new service allows users to pay tuition directly through the Venmo app, expanding payment options for thousands of institutions across the United States.

The application, accessible directly through a web browser, utilises webcam input and motion sensors to manipulate pitch, volume, and timbre without physical contact.

A comprehensive test of the Ecovacs Winbot W2S Omni reveals significant limitations in handling sash-and-case windows, prompting a WIRED reviewer to conclude the technology is generally unsuitable for average households.

A recent feature in The Verge argues that tracking pets is the most logical application for Apple’s AirTag, though the author admits the device has not yet been required to locate a lost animal.

A WIRED investigation found that high-quality counterfeit Rolexes, sold via WhatsApp and crypto, successfully passed inspection at the brand’s London flagship store, highlighting the scale and sophistication of the global fake watch industry.

A new analysis by WIRED finds the Dell XPS 13 offers superior specifications and better value than the MacBook Neo, particularly in its $900 16 GB configuration.

The updated model starts at $699, with deliveries expected in October, while higher-tier configurations now include standard fingerprint readers and backlit keyboards.