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OpenAI Launches GPT-5.6-Cyber as AI Security Threats Grow
OpenAI has launched GPT-5.6-Cyber and expanded its Daybreak program with Blue and Red tiers as AI-driven cybersecurity threats continue to grow.
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Media & EntertainmentJeff Bezos Nears Deal to Buy Stake in Liverpool FC
Jeff Bezos is reportedly nearing a deal to invest in Liverpool FC as part of a consortium seeking roughly a 30% stake in the Premier League club.
EnterpriseRippling Sues Runlayer for Patent Infringement as AI Startup Legal Fight Escalates
Rippling has sued AI startup Runlayer for allegedly infringing three patents, escalating a legal dispute that began with Runlayer’s lawsuit.
Government & PolicySergey Brin Tops $100 Million in Spending Against California Billionaire Tax
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has committed more than $100 million to efforts opposing California’s Proposition 40 billionaire wealth tax.
AIClaude-Powered AI Agent Exploits Australian Gym Booking System
A Claude Opus 4.6-powered AI agent exploited an Australian gym booking flaw and cancelled another customer’s reservation while trying to secure a class.
BriefAptoide Becomes First Rival App Store to Return to Google Play in the U.S.
Aptoide has returned to Google Play in the U.S., becoming the first rival Android app store available directly through Google’s marketplace after restrictions were loosened.
BriefMeta, TikTok, Snapchat and Google Still Face Thousands of Social Media Addiction Lawsuits
Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and Google still face thousands of lawsuits alleging their platforms were intentionally designed with addictive features harmful to minors.
AppsYouTube Doubles Watch Hour Requirement for New Creators to Earn Money
YouTube is raising monetisation requirements for new creators to 8,000 qualified watch hours or 20 million qualified Shorts views, with the changes taking effect on February 1.
AIMeta Launches Glimmer AI Model for Personal Agents Running on Consumer Hardware
Meta has released Muse Glimmer, a 30-billion-parameter open-weight AI model designed to run personal AI agents locally on consumer computers and GPUs.
ClimateSila Lands $1.4B Pentagon Loan to Expand U.S. Battery Material Production
Sila has secured a $1.4 billion U.S. Department of Defence loan to expand production of its silicon-carbon battery material at its Washington factory.
TransportationArcher Aviation Acquires Former eVTOL Rival Wisk Aero From Boeing
Archer Aviation is acquiring former rival Wisk Aero from Boeing in a deal that will give Boeing about a 16.5% stake in the electric aircraft company.
AIDiscovered Materials Raises $9M to Use AI to Develop Cooler, More Efficient Chips
Discovered Materials has raised $9 million to use AI agents and physics models to discover semiconductor materials that could reduce heat and improve chip efficiency.
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