Warhound, a new startup backed by Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey, has raised $200 million to develop genetically engineered dogs for U.S. military and law enforcement roles.
Meta announced a new class of non-voting capital stock to fund AI initiatives, acquisitions, and employee compensation, with trading expected by 2027.
Meta faces a $25 billion penalty in New Mexico for 43 million violations of state law, stemming from the Cambridge Analytica scandal and other data practices.
Google is integrating a Personal Intelligence feature into its Gemini AI assistant for vehicles, allowing it to access user data from other Google services.
Elon Musk plans to give one SpaceX share to every US child starting 2027, a pledge valued over $10 billion, though distribution methods are unclear.
YouTube Music introduces a new labeling system for AI-generated music, offering transparency while other platforms implement varied restrictions.
Amazon’s new Alexa tablets combine Google Play access with three price tiers. The Pro’s Nanomatte screen is a separate option, not the base model.
Microsoft lists the Surface Laptop Ultra from $2,599.99. Its local AI pitch needs workload-specific evidence, not just a headline chip specification.
Build a recovery plan around the files you need, separate copies, and a small restore exercise instead of relying on a green backup status alone.
A practical guide to cookie isolation, login exceptions, and the privacy limits that remain even when tracking protection is enabled.
OpenAI is rolling out invisible text watermarks for ChatGPT and Codex users in the EU, with limits around editing and detection.
Meta has open-sourced the code for its new AI agent, Muse, allowing users to build custom gadgets. The company aims for Muse integration in various devices, from E Ink displays to TVs and toasters.
Anthropic's IPO filing reportedly details mounting losses and rapid growth, alongside warnings that its own AI could pose significant risks.