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28 stories from 10 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held their first sit-down on Indian soil in seven years, signaling a willingness to repair ties and manage an unpredictable Donald Trump. Despite the thaw, deep divisions between the two Asian rivals remain.
#Anthropic selects Nasdaq as its listing venue for a potential record-setting IPO. The company is preparing for an October debut, while OpenAI has ruled out an IPO this year.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, The Next Web
#Amazon's investment in sports rights exceeds the combined spending of Netflix and YouTube, underscoring the high value and cost of live sports content.
#The 40-year-old unvaccinated woman reportedly had underlying health conditions.
#Insight Partners' Devin Parekh discusses losing Legora to General Catalyst and why the firm deliberately avoids concentrating its bets on OpenAI and Anthropic. He says holding stakes in rival AI labs is fine and diversification remains key for the $90 billion firm.
#Barack Obama reportedly told Democrats at a closed-door fundraiser to prioritize a 'public conversation' about AI management and safety, including a safety slowdown and addressing job losses.
Also covered by The Next Web
#Rapid advances in AI and incidents involving autonomous agents are intensifying concerns that safeguards and oversight are failing. Bloomberg Opinion's Gautam Mukunda argues voluntary industry measures are insufficient.
#House Speaker Mike Johnson says federal AI legislation shouldn't be rushed and wants to summon industry leaders to 'one big meeting' first. The move signals a cautious approach to AI regulation in Congress.
#Xi Jinping proposed a China-led open-source AI community at the BRICS summit and invited members into the World AI Cooperation Organization, while Beijing considers restrictions on its own AI models.
Also covered by The Next Web
#Silicon Valley's shift from chatbot queries to agentic AI is increasing power demand, accelerating data center construction.
#China's data regulator said it plans to develop standards for embodied artificial intelligence and guide local authorities in related work. The push comes as demand for high-quality, diverse, and large-scale datasets continues to grow.
Also covered by The Next Web
#Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison has canceled his planned sale of 50 million Oracle shares worth approximately $7.5 billion. The decision reverses a previously disclosed plan, according to TechCrunch.
#Calls to slow AI development may create near-term market uncertainty, but BMO Capital Markets' Jennifer Lee says the technology's infrastructure, investment, and demand are unlikely to reverse course. She downplays concerns about jobs, data centers, and profitability.
#Chubu Electric Power Co.'s CEO and chairman are set to resign following the falsification of safety data used in regulatory reviews for restarting nuclear reactors. The scandal, reported by NHK, has prompted leadership changes at the Japanese utility.
#Y Combinator's latest Demo Day featured 9 startups selected by VCs as most buzzy, covering floating nuclear reactors, brain chips, and other innovations.
#At Station F in Paris, French startups are creating billionaires, sparking debate about wealth inequality and the impact on the local economy.
#Bloomberg reports that UK technology spinout companies are facing significant challenges when operating outside the Golden Triangle, with limited access to talent and funding.
#Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports Apple is working on two game controllers for the iPhone, likely sold under the Beats brand. MacRumors previously found references in macOS 26.7 code.
Also covered by 9to5Mac, Engadget, Gizmodo
#A Wired roundup highlights smart bird feeders equipped with cameras and companion apps, allowing users to see and identify birds visiting their yard. The devices are increasingly popular among nature enthusiasts.
#After Waymo alerted San Francisco police, a high-risk vehicle stop led to the arrest of two juveniles for illegal possession of a firearm. The robotaxi's tip-off enabled the police response.
Also covered by Tom's Hardware
#Apple's Safari browser in iOS 27 introduces new settings that enhance automation and personalization. Wired highlights three key settings to get more out of the browser.
#Fusion startups are inking defense-related deals, reigniting the relationship between fusion and national security. This trend could accelerate development and funding for fusion technology.
#Wired explores the possibility of forecasting volcanic eruptions with the same reliability as weather forecasts, citing advances in physics-based modeling. Researchers say there's no reason such predictions can't become routine in the future.
#Digital Stimulation by the Units is celebrated as a standout synthpunk album. The record offers a perfect entry point to the genre's blend of punk energy and synthesizer experimentation.
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#The Verge highlights how the upcoming game 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' overshadows Marvel's mishandled Blade reboot, which lost Mahershala Ali and director Bassam Tariq. The piece suggests the new title offers a fresh take that erases the disappointment.
#Ars Technica's writer used John Deere's self-repair service to fix a tractor, but farmers aren't convinced. The service allows owners to repair their own equipment, yet adoption faces skepticism.
#Brazil's Chief Justice Edson Fachin has ordered the Federal Police to provide information on the custody and condition of data extracted from the phone of former Banco Master owner Daniel Vorcaro within 24 hours.
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