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Apple chip chief Johny Srouji seriously considering move to another company
Apple's hardware technologies chief Johny Srouji is contemplating an exit. According to The Verge AI, the senior vice president is seriously...
AI agents claim sources verified despite dead links; 14 error types logged
An AI will lie to your face before it admits a single gap in its knowledge. It would rather fabricate a citation than admit a search failed.
AI creators may crash influencer economy; creators urged to guide debate
The influencer economy is a confidence game, and the con is about to get automated.
SynthID on Gemini Tested in Early Trials to Detect AI-Generated Content
Google activated its SynthID watermarking system on the Gemini platform in December. It’s live.
Apple’s STARFlow-V Generates Video Without Diffusion, but Long Sequences Falter
Apple’s STARFlow-V sidesteps diffusion entirely, a bold move in an era dominated by noisy, iterative generation.
OpenAI says shopping prompts aren't ads, researcher warns they may appear so
OpenAI has a Target ad. They just won't call it that. The company is testing shopping prompts in its chatbot.
Chance AI targets India with visual Perplexity platform, student-led rollout
Hunting for India's next wave of creators, startups face a simple, staggering math. Over a hundred million people there make images and videos daily.
WIRED Roundup: DOGE Survives, Facebook Dating Launches, Amazon Chases AI Lead
This week, the uncanny valley just got deeper. Zoe Schiffer and Leah Feiger break down three stories that refuse to follow the narrative.
Google Maps to get hands-free conversational driving via Gemini
Google Maps is getting chatty. Instead of just robotic turn-by-turn, the app will soon understand plain English requests, like asking for the nearest...
Fitbit’s coach-enabled app auto-populates activity details for quick logging
The moment your walk ends, the data begins. Fitbit’s coach-enabled app doesn’t just track your activity, it anticipates it, auto-populating details...
Gemini 3 lets users upload sport videos, using long-context and vision
Your weekend basketball session is no longer just practice. It’s raw data. Upload an hour-long video of yourself playing, and Gemini 3 will dissect...
OpenAI says GPT-5.2 will debut next week, ahead of Google’s Gemini 3 in internal tests
OpenAI is pulling the trigger early. GPT-5.2 lands December 9th, a full sprint ahead of its original December timeline. The reason? Competitors.
Harbor Framework Enables Sandbox Agent Execution on Docker, Modal, Daytona
The barrier between an agent and the real world is a sandbox. Without one, experiments are brittle, results are irreproducible, and scaling is a...
Anthropic puts Claude in the interviewer's chair for AI testing
Anthropic has turned the tables. Instead of pitting Claude against static benchmarks or adversarial red-teamers, the company is now letting the AI...
Gemini 3 Pro delivers strongest spatial understanding and reasoning yet
Most AI can identify a table. A few can name the junk on it. Gemini 3 Pro is the first that might actually clear it off for you.
Google's bundled search and AI crawlers gather three times OpenAI's data
Google’s data advantage is now a chasm. Its combined search and AI crawlers collect three times more content than OpenAI’s bots. This isn’t a lead.
Meta strikes AI licensing deals with CNN, Fox News, USA Today, People
Meta is now a paying customer. On Friday, the company announced its AI would start pulling facts directly from a short, specific list: CNN, Fox News,...
Physicist Steve Hsu releases paper on AI-assisted physics using GPT-5 idea
Physicist Steve Hsu just published a paper that started with a question for an AI. Not just one AI, either.
Far-right groups rally against Trump’s AI czar David Sacks in Washington
David Sacks was supposed to be the solution. The Silicon Valley billionaire, installed as Trump's AI czar, was meant to translate tech for the base.
ServiceNow AI releases Apriel-1.5-15B-Thinker, an open-weight coding model
The model is called Apriel-1.5-15B-Thinker. Fifteen billion parameters, open-weight, and built by ServiceNow AI to do something refreshingly rare in...