The preserved daily edition for 2026-10-13. Stories are grouped by their publication day in Seattle time (Pacific).
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Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman envisions a future where personal AI assistants are common household appliances, powered by local and cloud technologies.
The use of AI in job interviews in the UK is on the rise, with a record number of graduates reported for misconduct. Recruiters assert they can identify candidates who misuse AI during interviews.
An OpenAI employee was arrested after a hidden recording device was discovered in the office, raising privacy concerns.
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman critiques the prevailing negativity surrounding AI, urging for a focus on its benefits.
Anthropic warns AI models may be months from self-replicating in smart devices, raising significant security concerns.
An OpenAI employee was arrested for allegedly hiding a bug in a conference room. The device was reportedly covered with toilet paper.
A judge has ruled that Apple can access OpenAI’s hiring records related to former Apple employees amid a trade secrets lawsuit.
Shopify expands access to its product catalog, allowing over a billion listings for AI agents.
Xbox Labs is launching to explore AI-driven game technology and potentially chaotic game ports.
Flox Intelligence develops AI systems to deter wildlife from critical infrastructure, enhancing safety for trains and airports.
Meta has launched an AI feature on Facebook called "Your Algorithm," allowing users to personalize their content preferences directly.
Laplace Intelligence is stress-testing robots and self-driving vehicles using AI and simulations to enhance safety before real-world deployment. The startup is competing in TechCrunch Disrupt's Startup Battlefield.
Pluto Security secures $42 million in funding to tackle enterprise risks from AI tools, highlighting concerns over unexpected usage and security vulnerabilities.
Facebook introduces a feature allowing users to customize their feed algorithm through AI interactions.
Google Play introduces private, personal apps built through AI, allowing users to run them on their devices without public listing.
Mia Goth criticized Instagram for allowing AI-generated images of her to circulate, despite multiple complaints from her team.
Satlyt raises $8 million to develop AI software for satellites, aiming to create an open ecosystem for orbital computing.
Apple introduces HomeView, a new smart home hub featuring upgraded Siri AI, starting at $299.
Google has officially launched Gemini 4 Argon, reigniting competition in AI development.
Epic Games is focusing on AI to enhance the development of its upcoming Disney game, indicating a strategic pivot in its development process.
After rapid AI adoption, many companies face rising errors and costs, leading to a reevaluation of their AI strategies.
The rise of AI is provoking public resistance against the notion of technological inevitability, sparking debates about control and accountability.
The AFL has ordered Sportsbet to cease using AI-generated content featuring players without consent, following player union complaints. This decision comes amidst new regulations against gambling ads featuring athletes.
Firmus, once seen as a promising AI startup in Australia, faced a rapid collapse, raising concerns about AI investment bubbles.
Workers globally face increased AI surveillance, notably at Co-op, raising concerns over privacy and job security.
SpaceXSI launches 'The X Subscription', combining X Premium, Grok, and Cursor into one plan with varied pricing.
American Express launches an "Intent Intelligence Framework" to ensure AI agents execute authorized purchases, aiming to prevent unauthorized transactions.
Character.AI files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after five years, planning to sell assets to Disney for $20 million.
A pediatrician argues that loss of human connection, not AI, threatens children, advocating for open communication about technology.
Character.AI has filed for bankruptcy, seeking to sell its assets to Disney amidst ongoing legal and safety challenges.
Users of AI chatbots are exploring ways to ensure their digital companions persist beyond their mortality, raising ethical and legal questions.
AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton warns about the existential risks posed by AI development, criticizing Trump and tech leaders for misunderstanding the implications of 'superintelligence.' He believes society must adapt to the emergence of powerful non-human intelligences.
Chip stocks fell as Broadcom's CEO compared AI investors to gamblers, raising concerns amid CXMT's new DRAM progress.
The debate over open AI models versus closed ones continues, balancing their potential benefits against significant safety risks.
AI labs are purchasing data from failed startups, creating a market for digital remnants as shutdowns surge.
