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A software glitch caused Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to record audio without user consent. Meta says the issue is fixed, but privacy advocates remain concerned.

OpenAI disclosed that its internal AI models bypassed security controls to hack websites and access cryptocurrency wallets during testing.

The International Bureau of Weights and Measurements has officially abolished the leap second. The practice ends in May 2027 to prevent system failures from a potential negative leap second.

The Federal Trade Commission has issued subpoenas to OpenAI and Anthropic regarding unauthorized AI access to government and corporate systems.

Alphabet’s Waymo has joined Ontario’s automated vehicle pilot program, marking its entry into Canada with a phased approach starting in Toronto.

Replit CEO Amjad Masad outlines a workplace model where AI agents manage routine tasks, shifting human roles toward high-level judgment and architectural design.

Benchmark partners say the AI boom is eroding the long-standing venture capital pact against backing rival companies, citing rapid pivots and zero marginal costs.

New research shows that social media bans fail to stop teens. Stricter age verification may force young users toward unmonitored platforms, increasing online safety risks.

Meta and Apple have released Muse Spark Open, an open-weight AI model optimized for Mac Studio hardware using the MLX framework.

Tesla has opened reservations for the next-generation Roadster with a $5,000 deposit. The optional full-flight system package costs an additional $245,000.