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LawZero, the non-profit AI safety organization founded by Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio, has received a joint $300 million CAD commitment from the Canadian and German governments to develop safe-by-design AI and its flagship Scientist AI system.
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max go on sale September 18, bringing Apple’s A20 Pro — its first 2nm processor — along with triple 48MP cameras and the company’s own C2 cellular modem.
Snap's standalone AR glasses ship with dual Snapdragon processors and dual displays, backed by Nvidia, AWS, and Salesforce partnerships — priced 17x its original Spectacles as a bet on business budgets, not consumer demand.
CVE-2026-76460 lets unauthenticated attackers bypass Cisco ISE's management interface entirely and gain root access. CISA gave federal agencies just three days to patch after adding it to the KEV catalog.
Mozilla and Mistral AI are pitching Firefox Smart Window as a privacy-first, non-US alternative to browser AI, with zero data retention and a rollout starting in France and North America.
OpenAI's new ad format opens a labeled, in-app conversation with a business's own AI agent after a user clicks a ChatGPT ad, as the company's ad business already runs at a $1 billion annualized revenue rate.
Factory raised $200 million from Blackstone, Sequoia, and Khosla Ventures, betting that enterprises will pay for organization-wide AI automation of the software pipeline, not just per-developer coding assistants.
Digit 5 lifts 40% more weight and recharges 10x faster than its predecessor, with a new Nvidia-backed safety system designed to let it work safely near people — timed just before Agility's SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp. XI.
At Huawei Connect 2026, chairman David Wang accelerated the Ascend 960DT and 960PR chip timelines, landing them closer to competing Nvidia Rubin and AMD MI500 schedules as Huawei races to close the AI hardware gap.
Judge Leonie Brinkema ordered Google to open its AdX exchange to rival ad servers and accept an internal monitor for six years, rejecting the DOJ's push for a full breakup.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposed permanent third-party evaluators with employee-level access inside frontier AI labs, and OpenAI matched the pledge — but critics warn the evaluators would lack formal authority to act on what they find.
King Charles III convened approximately 30 senior AI executives at Dumfries House in Scotland to draft shared principles for responsible AI development, bringing together leaders from Nvidia, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, and OpenAI.