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Huang's Nvidia exit may stem from business risks
A Wall Street Journal report suggests Jensen Huang left Nvidia mainly over risky business practices. Nvidia offered cloud providers billions in financial guarantees for chip purchases, including a planned $250 billion deal with OpenAI.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - Artificial intelligence · IT industry & companies
Amodei admits uncertainty ahead of Anthropic's IPO
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called buying compute the deepest business dilemma his company faces. Commitments total nearly $901 billion, and the planned IPO is meant largely as a financial buffer.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - Artificial intelligence
US ground stop follows FAA's AI tool expansion
Days after the FAA expanded an AI air traffic tool nationwide, it issued a rare ground stop for all flights. Secretary Sean Duffy cited a communication issue at control centers; any link to the SMART system is unclear.
Full story at Futurism ↗ - Artificial intelligence · Smartphones & apps
Gemini gets a link to Google Wallet
Google Wallet now connects to Gemini in the U.S. Users can ask about spending, subscriptions and budgets, with optional bank data via Plaid.
Full story at TestingCatalog AI News ↗ - Artificial intelligence · New AI models
Anthropic says old prompting habits hold back Opus 5.5
Anthropic made Claude Opus 5.5 the default model on all paid plans. Its new guide advises dropping "think hard" and starting at Medium effort.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - IT law & regulation · IT industry & companies
Meta and TikTok quietly settled with teen plaintiffs
Bloomberg reports Meta and TikTok paid a dozen teen plaintiffs, mostly $2 million to $2.5 million each. The aim was to keep claims of depression, self-harm, eating disorders and anxiety out of public view.
Full story at Futurism ↗ - Smartphones & apps · Chips & hardware
iPhone Duo survives fold test with a loose hinge
Apple's iPhone Duo was folded 457,053 times without the screen cracking. CNET's test found a worn and loose hinge, though the phone still works.
Full story at Gizchina.com ↗ - Chips & hardware · Smartphones & apps
Huawei unveils an arm-worn glucose sensor
Huawei unveiled the Sense G1 in China, its first continuous glucose monitor. It tracks glucose for up to 16 days and can alert users when readings leave the target range.
Full story at ProPakistani ↗ - Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation
Study criticizes Tesla's FSD around cyclists
Researchers at Johanna.be tested Tesla's Full Self-Driving software. They found it drove well above the speed limit in residential areas and kept trying to overtake cyclists, which is illegal in Belgium.
Full story at Futurism ↗ - Artificial intelligence · IT industry & companies
OpenAI dissolves its robotics team again
OpenAI is redistributing the researchers of its standalone robotics team to other teams. General-purpose models like GPT-6 Astra can apparently control robots directly, making a dedicated unit unnecessary.
Full story at The Decoder ↗
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