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OpenAI sees the departure of Kevin Weil and Bill Peebles as it streamlines priorities and cuts back on experimental side projects to focus on core goals.
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OpenAI sees the departure of Kevin Weil and Bill Peebles as it streamlines priorities and cuts back on experimental side projects to focus on core goals.

A man who hacked the US Supreme Court’s filing system has been sentenced to probation, highlighting growing concerns over cybersecurity in government systems.

Cursor is reportedly in talks to raise over $2 billion at a $50 billion valuation, driven by strong enterprise demand for AI-powered coding tools.

Hackers are targeting unpatched Windows security flaws to access organisations, exposing systems to data breaches, malware, and cyberattacks.

Zoom partners with World to verify human identity during meetings, aiming to reduce bot activity, enhance trust, and improve security in virtual collaboration.

Gigs lets users turn their concert history into a personal archive, helping music fans track, relive, and organise their live music experiences.

Chef Robotics is thriving after avoiding the failures that have hit many robot-cooking startups, by focusing on automation for food production and real-world demand.

Uber now offers doorstep return pickups, allowing users to easily send back online purchases through its app and expanding its delivery services.

Anthropic launches Claude Design, a tool for creating quick visuals, expanding its AI capabilities into design, content creation, and productivity workflows.

Google is tightening its ad policies by directly targeting harmful ads, aiming to improve user safety, reduce scams, and enhance ad quality.

Hybrid cement plants combine traditional and green technologies to reduce emissions, energy use, and environmental impact in construction.

Runway CEO suggests AI could transform Hollywood by enabling studios to produce dozens of films at lower cost, rather than relying on $100M blockbusters.
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