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.
FBI arrests OpenAI employee accused of planting hidden conference-room recorder
OpenAI employee Abdulrahman Alfozan was arrested after prosecutors accused him of planting a hidden recorder in a San Francisco office conference room.
Judge orders OpenAI to hand over hiring records in Apple trade secrets case
A judge orders OpenAI to give Apple hiring records from former employees’ interviews, with initial materials due in five days amid a trade secrets case.
Musk’s Grok Credit Card Pitch Backfires Embarrassingly
Musk’s Grok credit card pitch backfires after a LEGO shopping demo exposes his order number, email address and card’s last four digits.
Cambridge Heavy Industries Quietly Builds Desktop Fusion Device
Cambridge Heavy Industries is developing a tabletop laser fusion device, with plans to produce tritium—but has not yet reported making any.
AI Forces a Rethink of Humanity’s Role in Science and the Economy
AI-generated mathematical discoveries are challenging assumptions about human creativity, as Hungary urges a role in shaping AI’s impact on science and the economy.
Anthropic Warns AI Worms Could Spread Through Smart Homes Unchecked
Anthropic warns AI worms could soon target smart home devices, but its 15-TV-box test did not demonstrate real-world autonomous spread.
Niobia helps prevent some of tech’s costliest mistakes
Niobia’s AI helps battery and chip makers trace manufacturing defects to their causes in minutes, helping engineers catch costly production-line problems.
Police Upset Over Flock-Style Camera That Collects Only Their Plates
A Canadian engineer built an ALPR to track police vehicles, prompting officers to raise privacy concerns similar to those civilians face over Flock Safety.