Gremlin now uses AI to break distributed systems faster
If there's one thing AI can do well, it's failing more quickly than the average SRE
The Register7 min read
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Shai-Hulud worm makes jump to AI infrastructure with Tensorlake compromise
Credential-stealing malware detected within minutes of npm release, but impact remains unknown
The Register6 min read
Don’t trust AI chatbots to pick your blood pressure monitor, study warns
Popular AI chatbots struggled to identify validated home blood pressure monitors in a new study, with some tools correct only 63% to 83% of the time, and answers sometimes changed.
Digital Trends — AI1 min read
Amazon’s new Alexa Tablets let Alexa see your screen and help in real time
Amazon's new Alexa Tablets feature On-Screen Intelligence, letting Alexa see what's on your display and help you with tasks in real time.
Digital Trends — AI1 min read
Exclusive: Gudea Lands $7M To Predict Which Online Narratives Will Go Viral
Gudea has raised $7 million in seed funding, co-led by Mudita Venture Partners and Silicon Road Ventures, to help companies anticipate which online narratives will go viral and understand who is driving them, the startup tells Crunchbase News exclusively.
Crunchbase News - AI5 min read
Google is building a “black box” for Android AI, but the agents aren’t inside yet
Google’s AISeal puts personal Android AI data in a hardware-isolated vault. Protected storage is rolling out first, while running models and autonomous agents inside remains a future step without a launch date.
Digital Trends — AI1 min read
Europe Posted Its Strongest Quarter In Q3 In 4 Years, As Its Venture Ecosystem Expands Beyond The UK
European startup funding reached $25 billion last quarter, well above the $14 billion invested in Q3 2025 and up slightly from the $24 billion invested in Q2. Quarterly funding was up 77% year over year, per Crunchbase data.
Crunchbase News - AI6 min read
Galaxy Corporation stages 16-robot K-pop performance in New York
South Korean entertainment technology company Galaxy Corporation has staged a synchronized performance involving 16 humanoid robots in New York as part of a demonstration combining robotics with K-pop and other entertainment content.
Robotics & Automation News2 min read
European TALOS project demonstrates autonomous robots for solar plant maintenance
The European TALOS project has completed three years of testing autonomous robots and AI for solar power plant maintenance, demonstrating the technology at sites in Spain, Portugal and the Netherlands.
Robotics & Automation News2 min read
Odyssey launches world model to control robots, humanoids, vehicles and drones
Odyssey, an AI research company pioneering foundation world models, has announced Odyssey-3, its most powerful world model to date. The new model represents a significant advance toward general-purpose intelligence that can understand, predict, and interact with both physical and virtual…
Robotics & Automation News3 min read
Robbyant and AFDE partner to expand embodied AI and robotics across Middle East
Robbyant, an embodied AI company within Ant Group, and the Arab Federation for Digital Economy (AFDE) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance the deployment, localization and commercialization of embodied AI and robotic solutions in the United Arab Emirates and the wider GCC…
Robotics & Automation News2 min read
Stäubli robots and AI inspect 100,000 peaches an hour at Greek processing plant
At the Agrophoenix fruit processing plant in Greece, eight Stäubli SCARA robots do the opposite of cherry-picking: They pick peaches and select not the good ones, but the bad ones. The robots are part of the AI- and vision-based STAQ inspection system developed by Dutch startup QING.
Robotics & Automation News5 min read
Tim Apple Is Dead. Long Live Jensen Twaaahng
President Trump struggled to speak coherently during a ceremony Thursday.
Gizmodo — AI3 min read
Anthropic Moves Us One Step Closer to Making ‘Clanker’ a Slur
Be nice to Claude; it’s the law. On Thursday, Anthropic published a new Usage Policy update that, among other things, has made it against the rules for users to abuse their chatbot. Under the new policy, users can be cut off for peppering Claude with mean language.
Gizmodo — AI3 min read
The Tech Bros Are Putting Swords on Robots and ‘Democratizing MMA’
If you’re still wading into the culture war about whether trans athletes should be allowed to compete, you’re living in the past. You gotta keep up; we’re onto humans fighting robots now.
Gizmodo — AI4 min read
Report Suggests OpenAI Has Clawed Tons of Market Share Back From Anthropic in 2026
A report based on data from OpenRouter, and seen by the Wall Street Journal, shows that OpenAI has made what looks like massive progress in its effort this year to contend with Anthropic’s dominance in coding and productivity—the sort of tasks that involve enterprise customers buying compute on a…
Gizmodo — AI2 min read
3 Fired OpenAI Employees Write Plea for Chain of Thought Monitoring to Be Preserved
OpenAI fired them, but says it agrees with their recommendations.
Gizmodo — AI3 min read
Someone Vibe Coded a Free Knockoff of Adobe Creative Suite
To get this out of the way, you should probably be more cautious than I’ve been about downloading and using a vibe coded piece of software today. Having said that, holy toledo, someone vibe coded their own entire version of Adobe Suite and dumped it on GitHub as open-source software.
Gizmodo — AI4 min read
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