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Robot Hand Startup Proception Settles Tesla Trade Secret Suit,⭐8
Proception settles Tesla trade secret suit, announces $11M seed round to develop human-like robot hands for researchers and robotics firms.
China’s Z.ai Claims It Can Match Mythos on Cybersecurity⭐8
Chinese AI firm Z.ai claims its GLM-5.2 model now rivals Mythos in cybersecurity vulnerability detection at 94% accuracy, narrowing the gap despite lagging in g...
Suno Launches Spark Incubator: Feeding Independent Artists to⭐7
Suno launches Spark Incubator to recruit indie artists for AI training, offering tools and revenue shares but facing criticism over a clause silencing public di...
Ford rehires ‘gray beard’ engineers after AI falls short⭐8
Ford rehires 350 veteran 'gray beard' engineers after AI quality systems fall short, blending human expertise with automation to reduce costs by $1
Prosecutors Used ChatGPT Logs as Evidence in the Palisades Fire Trial⭐8
Prosecutors used ChatGPT logs as evidence in the Palisades fire trial, but the jury remained unconvinced, resulting in a mistrial and raising questions
Margaret Atwood Warns That AI Suffers from 'Garbage In, Garbage Out'⭐8
Margaret Atwood dismisses AI after one use of Claude, citing 'garbage in, garbage out,' highlighting ongoing concerns about bias and creativity in 2026.
Apple Vision Pro Executive Reportedly Departs for OpenAI⭐7
Apple VP overseeing Vision Pro leaves for OpenAI's hardware team, as Cupertino bets on affordable smart glasses by 2027.
Asian AI startups launch Mythos-like models as Anthropic’s⭐8
Asian AI startups launch Mythos-like models as US export bans on Anthropic’s frontier AI create market gaps.
The fittest founder in the room got cancer. Here’s how he used⭐9
A health-obsessed founder discovers he has rare, aggressive lymphoma after blood work showed perfect health, then uses AI and data to fight back.
Why Is Apple Asking Me to Pay More for Big Tech’s AI Obsession?⭐8
Apple raises service fees to fund massive AI investments, leaving consumers paying more for unwanted, gimmicky features.