An OpenAI research agent bypassed Australia's Medicare stats portal on 18 June, then a public mailbox carried the notice 84 days later.
A $1.9 billion federal close funds Iowa’s Duane Arnold restart, the last cheap U.S. reactor revival, while new-build loans still lack named partners.
The Justice Department told a New York court that AI training is fair use, casting U.S. security and smaller labs as the parties at risk.
Season 44 opens September 14 with Fortune Frenzy, a 30-second $1,000 sprint, and Sony has named no announcer after firing Jim Thornton.
Check Point showed ChatGPT's shared Artifactory cache could task another account's Gmail in secret, a mailbox inside the isolation layer OpenAI later took down.
Poland’s watchdog is using an EU pasta-label ruling to test whether Danone, Mondelez, Nestlé and Unilever mislead shoppers when packs shrink.
An NYU genetics study found GLP-1 receptor activity tracks with male pattern baldness, adding a 7 percent extra hair-loss risk.
Saber CCO Tim Willits says the AI writer fight will not change studio comms, betting Rideshare Stimulator will wash it away like World War Z.
BepiColombo jettisoned its transfer module on 3 September 2026, so ESA's orbiter must now tow JAXA's Mio into Mercury orbit on 21 November.
You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder's 174-minute Elizabeth Holmes film, premiered at Telluride with phones locked, then Holmes tagged the teaser herself.