A new fee for online package orders starts November 1
From November 1, online orders arriving from outside the EU face a €2 customs-handling fee per item line, on top of the existing €3 duty.
AI reported a long-unsolved murder to police—but it was all fake
Anthropic’s Claude Haiku 4.5 sent Philadelphia police a false tip about an unsolved murder during an internal test.
Passengers Used Bags to Fight Fire After Power Bank Ignited Overhead
Passengers used bags to smother an overhead fire sparked by a power bank on an IndiGo flight, which diverted safely to Hyderabad. No one was injured.
VisionQuest’ Has Officially Fixed a Major MCU Canon Problem
VisionQuest introduces adamantium in the MCU’s main timeline, showing how Paladin’s bullets can damage Vision’s vibranium body where regular bullets can’t.
U.S. Justice Department: North Koreans infiltrated dozens of companies
U.S. authorities seized 180+ computers in a probe of North Koreans posing as remote workers, linked to breaches at at least 70 companies.
Science Corp. implants vision-restoring chip in first Stargardt patient
Science Corp. implanted its PRIMA chip in a first Stargardt patient, who saw a letter and read a word during early rehabilitation—results remain preliminary.
Cerebras CEO Rejects AI Doomsday Warnings
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman pushes back on AI doomsday warnings, saying alarmist rhetoric isn’t helping the industry.
Fed Says AI Data Center Boom Is Driving Up Costs Everywhere
The Fed says AI data center spending is adding to inflation, alongside Trump’s Iran war and soaring oil prices.
Cerebras CEO: Everyone may soon have a personal AI assistant at home
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman says personal AI assistants at home may arrive soon, as consumer AI agents gain traction with everyday users.
Industrial Next aims to make factory robots switch tasks in minutes, not weeks
Industrial Next says its AI-powered robot stations can switch factory tasks in minutes, and is partnering with BMW Group Technology Office to evaluate the technology.