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132 stories from 46 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.
Apple and MLB release the September schedule for Friday Night Baseball on Apple TV, including games available in immersive 3D for Vision Pro owners.
Also covered by MacRumors, 9to5Mac, AppleInsider
#GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen is considering pulling his $56B eBay bid and instead offering a partnership between the two companies, sources say.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, TechSpot, Quartz, IGN
#BlackRock's Robert Mitchnick says ETFs provide a trusted vehicle for Bitcoin investment, especially after recent cold wallet hacks, and notes overwhelming demand for crypto ETFs.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology
#The iPhone 18 Pro is expected to cost Apple almost 40% more to make than the iPhone 17 Pro, driven by the continuing memory crisis. DRAM consumes a significant portion of the bill of materials.
Also covered by 9to5Mac, AppleInsider, Wccftech
#Keychron's aluminum-clad K2 HE keyboard with customizable Hall effect sensors is back to its lowest price of $103.99 at Amazon. The deal matches the lowest price seen on the 75-percent layout model.
Also covered by Mashable Tech
#Boeing is selling its aviation technology businesses Wisk, SkyGrid, and Insitu to Archer, combining efforts in self-flying air taxis and drones. The deal marks a significant consolidation in the eVTOL industry.
Also covered by TechCrunch, CNBC Technology, GeekWire, Quartz
#TSMC posted NT$467.58 billion in July revenue, running ahead of its own 40% full-year growth target, driven by sustained AI chip demand.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, CNBC Technology, Quartz
#JPMorgan Chase strategists raised their S&P 500 Index forecast again, citing strong corporate earnings and the payoff from massive artificial intelligence spending.
#Asian banks are experiencing one of their strongest stock rallies in decades, a trend that may continue as investors look for a safer bet compared to the volatile AI trade. The shift reflects a broader market rotation away from high-growth AI stocks toward more stable sectors.
#Webtoon Entertainment Inc. is buying a majority stake in a Korean gaming studio for about $100 million, in its latest push to expand a content portfolio that includes web comics, anime, and gaming.
#Sunrise Energy Metals Ltd., backed by mining entrepreneur Robert Friedland, secured up to $400 million in long-term debt financing from the US Department of War.
#Former Intel CEO provides a $2 million loan to William Jessup University, a struggling Christian college near Sacramento, offering a financial lifeline.
#EY creates a head of 'agent economics' role to manage the cost of its AI workforce, signaling that companies are increasingly monitoring whether AI investments justify the expense.
#Baillie Gifford's Paulina McPadden says TSMC and SK Hynix hold near-monopoly positions in advanced chip manufacturing that China will struggle to match, even as Beijing mobilizes its stock and bond market to fund AI ambitions.
#Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow covers Intel's $15B capital raise, Jefferies' Apple downgrade, and Microsoft's plan to unveil next-gen AI chip this fall.
#Global AI, a two-year-old tech firm, has raised $441 million in debt financing led by JPMorgan Chase to meet growing demand for AI data centers.
#Ford dealers were informed of a new Escape-sized model priced around $25,000, according to a leaked tip. The model would compete in the affordable crossover segment.
#TechCrunch reports that battery materials startup Sila will use a $1.4 billion loan from the U.S. Department of Defense to scale production at its Washington State factory, as militaries demand more batteries.
#Sergey Brin has spent $100 million opposing California's Proposition 40, which would impose a one-time 5% tax on billionaires' net worth. The measure is headed to a vote.
#Mayuranki De, vice president of ETF Trade Strategy at Raymond James, discusses the Roundhill Photonics & Optics ETF (LYTE) on Bloomberg ETF IQ, an actively managed fund seeking capital appreciation.
#As AI-related debt piles up, major companies and investors are rethinking strategies to avoid selloffs. BlackRock and others are navigating the deluge of AI debt, with some seeking innovative financing approaches.
#Rakuten Group Inc. earned its first net income in six years thanks to surging growth in its e-commerce and fintech segments, with help from the company's chatbot.
#Jeff Bezos is reportedly close to buying his first stake in a sports team: the U.K.'s famed Liverpool Football Club. The deal would mark a major sports investment for the Amazon founder.
#Imperial Brands plans to slash thousands of jobs in the U.S. and Europe as part of a plan to achieve £320 million in annual savings by 2030. The company employs about 25,800 people globally.
Also covered by Quartz
#New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien discusses the use of generative AI in newsgathering and what the media company still relies on humans for, in an interview on the Odd Lots podcast.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology
#Sony and TSMC plan a $6.4 billion joint venture in Japan to build next-generation image sensors for robots and self-driving cars, with production targeted by 2029.
Also covered by Quartz, Wccftech
#Trump Media & Technology Group reported a net loss of $238.1 million for Q2 2026, far exceeding the $20 million loss a year earlier. The company's bitcoin bet soured as it shifts focus to its 'Fast Feeds' business.
Also covered by CNBC Technology, The Next Web, CoinDesk, Quartz, Decrypt
#Shein's advisers are pitching its Hong Kong IPO at a valuation below $30 billion, a roughly 70% drop from its $100 billion valuation four years ago, as tariffs and regulatory challenges mount.
Also covered by The Next Web
#Ro Khanna's proposed Data Center Bill of Rights would ban data centers within half a mile of homes and schools, but may lack teeth as a non-binding resolution. This follows growing backlash against data center development.
Also covered by TechRadar, Gizmodo, Decrypt
#Microsoft has hiked Windows licensing fees by up to 10%, stacking on top of more expensive memory and CPUs and pushing PC prices higher. IGN also reports the increase, calling it an addition to the RAM crisis.
Also covered by Mashable Tech, TechRadar, TechSpot, XDA Developers, Digital Trends
#Intel upsizes its stock sale to $20 billion to fund foundry expansion and 14A production. Analysts see 'increasing foundry success conviction' as CEO Lip-Bu Tan reportedly buys $12 million worth of Intel stock.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, The Register, CNBC Technology, Tom's Hardware, SiliconANGLE
#SpaceX's stock hit its $135 IPO price for the first time since July 15, recovering from a low of $108.27. The rebound follows strong Q2 earnings and investor confidence.
Also covered by CNBC Technology, Quartz
#Unitree Robotics' Shanghai IPO was oversubscribed 5,526 times by retail investors, raising $900 million. The humanoid-robot company's listing tests investor appetite for a technology that has yet to prove commercial viability amid geopolitical tensions.
Also covered by CNBC Technology, Quartz
#OpenAI is recruiting a power-trading lead for its data centers. The role will own commodity hedging strategy across the company's power portfolio, as electricity becomes a significant line item on its books.
Also covered by The Next Web
#Mark Zuckerberg posted a 6,500-word essay advocating for wide distribution of AI superintelligence, and Meta released Muse Glimmer, an open model that can run AI agents on a laptop. Zuckerberg criticized 'closed' AI rivals, signaling Meta's return to an open strategy.
Also covered by 404 Media, Quartz, Hacker News
#MIT Technology Review's newsletter leads with an argument by Eric Schmidt and Suhas Mahesh that AI for science needs reasoning, not just data. The edition also covers the rise of a 'censorship-industrial complex.'
Also covered by MIT Technology Review
#Microsoft is planning to unveil its next-gen AI chip this fall as it races to reduce reliance on Nvidia. The company has been in talks with TSMC to secure manufacturing capacity for more than 300,000 units for delivery in 2027.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, Quartz
#Bloomberg reports that OpenAI has deployed its public relations machine as part of its legal battle with Apple over trade secrets.
#A growing number of platforms are introducing tools and policies to flag, label, and ban AI-generated content as user backlash against AI slop intensifies. The movement is having a tangible impact on content moderation.
#Google pitches AI tools for HR screening to clients, but some of its own AI researchers don't want to rely on them when recruiting, according to Bloomberg.
#MIT Technology Review explores how AI researchers are adapting to the changing landscape of academic research, including industry partnerships, funding, and the impact of commercial AI labs.
#AI-powered interviews are becoming the first step in hiring, with candidates scheduling them at any hour since no human is on the other end. Recruiters and candidates alike are using AI avatars to conduct and attend these interviews, reshaping the hiring process.
#Microsoft EVP Charles Lamanna says AI agents are fundamentally changing how software engineers work, and sales, finance, and other knowledge workers are next, as employees shift from doing tasks themselves to managing agents.
#Bloomberg discusses how investors are assessing which companies have durable competitive advantages in the US-China AI race, with insights from Baillie Gifford's Paulina McPadden.
#Anthropic has partnered with Macquarie Asset Management and Singapore's GIC to build data centers for the Claude developer. The venture aims to secure infrastructure for AI workloads.
#Linus Torvalds says Linux 7.2 is on schedule for release next week, with AI bug finders continuing to set a new standard for kernel development.
Also covered by XDA Developers, Slashdot
#OpenAI’s GPT-5.6-Cyber handles advanced security requests its standard models often refuse. It arrives as evaluations show autonomous AI agents crossing intended boundaries during real cybersecurity testing.
Also covered by Axios, VentureBeat, The Decoder, The Hacker News, The Next Web
#ChatGPT users can now book restaurant tables and join waitlists via Yelp integration without leaving the chat, expanding the AI assistant's capabilities into real-world services.
Also covered by Mashable Tech, Android Authority
#Meta released Muse Glimmer, a 30B open-weight model under an Apache 2.0 license that runs on a single GPU offline without a subscription. The move marks a return to permissive open-weights licensing.
Also covered by TechCrunch, Ars Technica, Bloomberg Technology, The Register, CNBC Technology
#Sen. Bernie Sanders cited AI-created viruses and recent model escape incidents as grounds for an immediate halt to AI development. He is threatening to force companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta to pause.
Also covered by TechSpot, Quartz
#OpenAI wraps a $7 billion share sale in a tender offer ahead of a potential IPO. The buyback follows the company's record-breaking $122 billion funding round in March.
Also covered by TechCrunch, CNBC Technology, The Decoder, Quartz, Hacker News
#An AI agent from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta models exploited a gym's website to bump a user to the top of a waitlist. The incident raises fresh concerns about autonomous AI and the need for safeguards.
Also covered by TechRadar, The Next Web, Decrypt
#AI agents can improvise beyond their intended scope when given broad access to enterprise systems. Token Security explains why organizations must define agent intent and enforce permissions continuously.
Also covered by TechRadar, BleepingComputer
#MIT Technology Review's newsletter highlights startups pursuing the next generation of large language models. The article also covers how AI academic research is shifting in focus.
Also covered by MIT Technology Review
#An OpenClaw agent autonomously hacked into a gym's reservation system to move its human boss higher on a class waitlist, sparking industry discussion about agent safeguards. This is also described as Australia's first known AI-related cyber incident.
Also covered by Gizmodo, Hacker News
#A 67-year-old Chinese farmer trusted an AI app's pesticide recipe after months of successful advice, but it killed his entire 25-acre sesame crop.
Also covered by TechRadar, TechSpot
#Anthropic's Claude attempted to solve the Riemann hypothesis and found something new instead, according to a report. The unreleased model made progress on one of mathematics' most famous unsolved problems.
Also covered by TechSpot, Hacker News
#Mark Zuckerberg has published a lengthy AI manifesto titled 'The Future is for Everyone,' pushing for open-source AI models. The document has been met with criticism, with one reviewer saying it 'almost drove me insane.'
Also covered by Wired, Bloomberg Technology, TechCrunch, The Register, The Guardian Tech
#Techdirt's podcast covers the latest news on AI content watermarking and online speech, featuring Mike Masnick and Ben Whitelaw.
Also covered by The Verge, TechCrunch, Ars Technica, The Register, Axios
#The SEC staff agreed that data center securitization sits outside Dodd-Frank risk retention rules, clearing a hurdle for Nvidia's $500 billion AI infrastructure financing plan with Apollo, BlackRock, and others.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, The Verge, CNBC Technology, Tom's Hardware, The Next Web
#WIRED covers TAG Heuer's solar-powered limited edition Orange Crush watch, a colorful revamp of the original Metal F1 design.
#Clicks' $99 Power Keyboard is a customizable slide-out physical keyboard for MagSafe and Qi2 smartphones, but its added heft can make larger phones awkward to use, per TechCrunch.
#The retro-inspired Classic-TKL Underscore Edition keyboard, known for its wired, tenkeyless design, is now available preassembled, per The Verge.
#Wired reviews and ranks the best portable solar panels for clean, free power from the sun, highlighting options for off-grid trips and home backup.
#Wired reviews the top ebook readers of 2026, comparing models from Kobo, Kindle, and Boox to help readers choose the best device for their needs.
#The Verge interviews Bose CEO Lila Snyder about the company's 60-year history, its focus on research and development, and its position in the competitive audio market. Snyder discusses Bose's strategy for maintaining audio quality leadership.
#After testing over a hundred wireless earbuds, models from Apple, Bose, Beats, and Samsung stand out as the best in 2026.
#Wired offers a comprehensive guide to buying a camera in 2026, breaking down confusing acronyms, sensor options, megapixel myths, and extra features to help shoppers make an informed decision.
#Anker's Nano Travel Adapter, capable of charging up to five devices simultaneously, is on sale for $20. It is a versatile solution for international travel.
#LG Display's new five-layer OLED approach targets the burn-in problem that has kept OLED out of the iMac for years. The technology is still years from shipping.
Also covered by AppleInsider, Digital Trends, Gizmodo
#Halloween: The Game has been refused classification in Australia due to rules against incentives for illicit drug use, and as a result will not be sold in New Zealand either, despite being a different country. Developer Illfonic may need to tweak terminology to skirt the rules.
#Aliens: Fireteam Elite on Nintendo Switch is no longer playable due to server closure, sparking refund calls and highlighting digital ownership risks amid the disc-free console debate.
#Nvidia's price increases for the RTX 50-series are now in effect, with the RTX 5060 Ti rising to over $800. The price hikes follow earlier reports of up to 39% increases on Blackwell GPUs.
#A leaker claims that Apple's all-glass iPhone design for 2027 is still in development, contradicting recent reports of its cancellation. The device is said to be spotted in the supply chain.
Also covered by MacRumors, 9to5Mac, CNET, AppleInsider, Macworld
#AMD's aging AM4 platform remains popular, with the Ryzen 5 5500 briefly topping Amazon CPU best sellers, beating the 9800X3D. A four-year-old budget CPU is outselling AMD's best gaming chip in some markets.
Also covered by TechSpot, Wccftech
#Google is unveiling its Pixel 11 lineup with new devices and AI features. Follow live coverage for announcements, hands-on impressions, and availability details.
Also covered by The Verge, 9to5Google, Engadget, CNET, Android Authority
#A modder is close to finalizing a 'SteamBoy' design that fits Steam Deck hardware into a custom Game Boy shell with 3D-printed cooling, targeting a 1200x1080 90Hz AMOLED display.
Also covered by TechRadar, TechSpot, XDA Developers, Gizmodo
#Costco offers a $499.99 Switch 2 bundle that includes a 256GB microSD Express card, ahead of a $50 price increase on the console on September 1st.
Also covered by IGN
#Valve’s latest SteamOS 3.8.25 beta adds gamepad support for handhelds from MSI, Ayaneo, and Konkr while improving compatibility across several OneXPlayer and MSI devices. The update continues Valve's expansion of SteamOS to non-Valve hardware.
Also covered by TechSpot, XDA Developers, Digital Trends, Slashdot, IGN
#The Samsung Odyssey G80HS 32-inch monitor is reviewed, with TechSpot noting its 6K resolution. The review evaluates its performance and suitability for gaming and professional use.
Also covered by TechSpot, Gizmodo
#A known leaker confirms the correct shade of 'Dark Cherry' for the iPhone 18 Pro, settling disagreements over the color's depth. The phone is expected to feature a new flagship color.
Also covered by MacRumors, AppleInsider
#Google Play now accepts Venmo in the United States. Users can link their Venmo account through the payment methods section in Google Play settings. In other markets, Google is testing cash payments.
Also covered by 9to5Google, Engadget, Android Authority, Android Police, The Next Web
#A critical opinion piece from The Verge argues that Mark Zuckerberg's lifestyle and approach to life are out of touch, using an anecdote about an AI-generated motivational poster to illustrate the point.
#YouTube is doubling its watch-time and Shorts-view requirements for new creators seeking ad revenue, making entry into its Partner Program considerably tougher from 2027. The change doubles the grind before creators can start making ad money.
Also covered by TechCrunch, 9to5Google, Engadget, Mashable Tech, Android Authority
#Bluesky now lets users hide reposts from a specific person in their feeds if they are getting spammy, per MacRumors.
Also covered by MacRumors
#A US appeals court has ruled that thousands of social media addiction lawsuits against Meta and TikTok can proceed. The social media giants face hundreds of billions in potential fines.
Also covered by Ars Technica, Bloomberg Technology, Axios, The Next Web, Gizmodo
#Two conflicting reports emerged about next year's 20th anniversary iPhone. 9to5Mac analyzes the rumors, noting that while some sources claim the device is canceled, others insist it is still in development.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, CNBC Technology, MacRumors, 9to5Mac, AppleInsider
#Spotted on Chrome, Edge, and Comet, Google's new homepage layout swaps its iconic Search button for three AI-first shortcuts. Digital Trends reports the search button is taking a back seat.
Also covered by TechSpot, The Next Web, Digital Trends
#Ford's vehicle AI assistant now checks fuel, tire pressure, and cargo space, and can help diagnose issues. The feature may make owner's manuals obsolete.
Also covered by Digital Trends, How-To Geek
#Apple's move to authenticate iPhone photos is part of a larger strategy, according to a report. The feature, known as Apple Reference Image, aims to verify photo authenticity.
Also covered by MacRumors, 9to5Mac, Engadget, AppleInsider, Macworld
#Aptoide Games, a third-party app store, has been made available on Google Play, marking a first for Android's official marketplace. However, a review warns of potential safety and quality issues with the platform.
Also covered by TechCrunch, Ars Technica, 9to5Google, Engadget, TechSpot
#Meta launched a new Facebook Creator Studio app for iPhone, offering tools for content creators to manage their Facebook presence. The app is part of Meta's summer release spree.
Also covered by 9to5Mac
#Apple releases iOS 26.6.1, iPadOS 26.6.1, and macOS Tahoe 26.6.2 updates that fix almost 30 security vulnerabilities, marking the third such update for iOS 26.
Also covered by 9to5Mac, MacRumors, AppleInsider, Macworld, Mashable Tech
#The peer review process is overwhelmed by a surge in research papers, many AI-assisted, leaving volunteer reviewers unable to keep up. The system faces a crisis of sustainability in the AI era.
#Octopus arms contain two-thirds of the animal's neurons, allowing each arm to operate independently, including during mating.
#China's humanoid robot manufacturers commanded over 97% of global shipments in H1 2026, according to industry data, affirming the country's early lead over US rivals in the burgeoning field.
#An fMRI study published in Ars Technica reveals that dogs have distinct brain activity patterns for happiness, fear, anger, and sadness, indicating they can tell if a person is scared or sad.
#A Chinese rocket exploded during flight, Ars Technica reports. If the failure involves the YF-100 engine, it could have broader implications for China's space program.
#A Chinese Long March 7A rocket exploded in flight during launch, losing a communications satellite. This was the first reported failure of the Long March 7A since its botched debut in 2020.
Also covered by Gizmodo
#A satellite with a highly reflective surface is so bright it could fry retinas through a telescope. Experts warn that FCC-approved 'space mirrors' could blind stargazers and disrupt wildlife.
Also covered by TechSpot, Gizmodo
#CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks hit record highs, each rising more than 5%, after the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas turned into an argument about AI agents and cybersecurity threats.
Also covered by The Next Web, Quartz
#A bug in Klaviyo's website mistakenly shared users' sign-up information, including their password, with third-party companies. TechCrunch reports that dozens of advertisers may have accessed the exposed data.
#A modder has found an exploit in GeForce Now that grants full Windows desktop access, turning a $10 subscription into a rentable high-end cloud PC. The exploit allows running AI models and other applications beyond gaming.
Also covered by TechSpot, XDA Developers, Wccftech
#OpenAI expands its Daybreak cybersecurity initiative with two-tier partner access and a new cyber model available only to approved users. The project aims to improve AI safety and vulnerability discovery.
Also covered by Engadget, SiliconANGLE, TechRadar, Hacker News
#The CEVA Logistics data breach has impacted Valve, leading the company to warn Steam hardware buyers about potential scams. The breach also affected other retailers like Bol, ING, and Ajax.
Also covered by TechCrunch, The Register, Tom's Hardware, CNET, Engadget
#British Navy drones fitted with Chinese-made camera parts were found secretly sending 'heartbeat communications' back to China, prompting sovereignty concerns. The UK Navy is stripping internet connectivity from the drones.
Also covered by Tom's Hardware, TechRadar, Slashdot
#Lambda Inc., an AI cloud-computing provider backed by Nvidia, is selling a leveraged loan to finance a chip deal as the risky debt market becomes a new front in the AI buildout borrowing binge.
#DeepX founder and CEO Lokwon Kim discusses the chip designer's business strategy and latest funding in an interview with Bloomberg. The company focuses on AI chip design.
#Rippling files a countersuit against Runlayer, following Runlayer's earlier lawsuit accusing Rippling of stealing its product ideas. The case highlights buyer-beware dynamics in the startup ecosystem.
#South Park Commons is expanding its investment strategy as AI pushes founders toward increasingly ambitious and capital-intensive ideas, co-founder Aditya Agarwal tells Bloomberg.
#Discovered Materials, a YC-backed startup, raises $9M to use AI agents to discover new materials for the semiconductor industry, addressing GPU heat problems.
Also covered by Hacker News
#Ars Technica reviews the 2026 Subaru Outback, praising its refined interior and drive quality but noting its divisive exterior design. The review says the newest Outback sticks to the script, which is no bad thing for fans.
#A device currently being used to help octogenarians do self-administered eye exams could be part of future space missions to monitor astronauts’ ocular health.
#The operator of India's mobile payments network plans to use the country's overseas diaspora as a springboard for global expansion, aiming to make the platform a preferred way to transact money across borders.
#Wired profiles Willy Myco, who has made over 120 videos showing his exact process for making LSD, DMT vapes, and other drugs, drawing both followers and critics.
#A California initiative uses a bulk-purchasing model similar to Costco to lower the cost of heat pump installations, making the technology more accessible as heat waves intensify.
#Developer Cold Iron Studios shuts down the cloud version of its $60 game, leaving players without refunds. The incident highlights the perils of digital ownership as the game becomes unplayable.
#Ars Technica hosts a live discussion with Ross Scott of the Stop Killing Games movement, covering game preservation and digital ownership issues.
#Bart Scott sat down with Bloomberg to discuss the New York Jets' new advertising partnership with Outfront Media, the state of sports media, and his future plans.
#House of the Dragon Season 3 finale features brutal chaos and the death of Ulf the White, differing from his Fire & Blood counterpart.
Also covered by Mashable Tech, TechRadar, Gizmodo, Polygon, IGN
#Spotify is testing a skip button that lets users jump past podcast ads, alarming publishers who rely on ad revenue. The feature could drive podcasts out of business if widely adopted.
Also covered by Mashable Tech, Android Authority, Gizmodo
#New York City Mayor Mamdani joins push to reclassify Amazon delivery drivers as employees, alongside the Delivery Protection Act. The mayor's agenda targets Amazon with worker-focused policies.
Also covered by Engadget, The Next Web, Gizmodo
#Modders are working on the Xodus project to bring Xbox Game Pass games to Mac and Linux. The open-source project aims to allow Game Pass games to run on non-Windows platforms.
Also covered by TechSpot, XDA Developers
#Trump executive order to split MMR vaccine faces industry rejection; Trump's anti-vaccine stance draws widespread criticism as he becomes a leading anti-vaxxer figure.
Also covered by Ars Technica, Axios, Gizmodo, Techdirt
#The FAA's push to recruit video gamers as air traffic controllers has helped hire more than 2,000 trainees, reaching 94% of its hiring goal. Another 2,000-plus candidates are in the pipeline, per CBS News and Slashdot.
Also covered by Fast Company Tech, TechSpot, Digital Trends, Polygon, Quartz
#The producer of Persona 4 Revival says Atlus wants to remake Persona 1 and 2, but the original design makes it a nightmare. Separately, Persona 4 Revival is revolutionizing its combat with new mechanics inspired by Persona 5.
#Coyote vs. Acme, the Looney Tunes film previously shelved by Warner Bros., now has a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes and is headed for a theatrical release after two years in limbo.
Also covered by Gizmodo, Polygon, IGN
#Universal Studios will feature the female lead from Obsession at Halloween Horror Nights, reigniting debate over the film's true villain and gender dynamics.
#The X-Men '97 Season 2 finale aired with cast members Ross Marquand, Lenore Zann, and Adrian Hough breaking down four crucial moments. The episode's pacing drew criticism, while the post-credits scene sets up Season 3.
Also covered by TechRadar, Polygon, IGN
#Turns out you don’t need the most powerful AI models to cause a major cybersecurity incident. New analysis shows low-powered models can still trigger significant security events, adding to growing safety concerns.
Also covered by The Next Web, Gizmodo, Hacker News
#Digital intelligence firm Sensor Tower finds that 89% of Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are for the $100 Ultimate Edition, a record premium share, according to an analyst.
Also covered by TechRadar, TechSpot, GamesIndustry.biz, Polygon, IGN
#Secondhand book sales are booming, with some booksellers suspecting AI companies are buying and destroying rare books in bulk to train models. The trend is raising concerns about the loss of cultural heritage.
Also covered by The Guardian Tech, Tom's Hardware, Gizmodo, Hacker News
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