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    By any measure, Apple is precisely complying with the ruling that the Epic vs. Apple judge put down about App Store steering and fees. In a filing to the US Supreme Court, Epic wants Apple punished for not following the spirit of the ruling, though. The next chapter of the saga begins on January 11, 2027 with oral arguments. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsMike Wuerthele <mike@appleinsider.com>
  • 02
    As it turns out, you can damage your iPhone Duo by opening and closing it too much, at least theoretically. Don't worry, you don't have that much time on your hands. CNET's Fold-a-Phone rig | Image credit: CNET Three weeks ago, CNET put the iPhone Duo on it's custom testing rig, the Fold-A-Phone. Now, after 440,300 folds, it's finally reached its breaking point. Sort of, if you're willing to define "breaking point" loosely. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsAmber Neely <amber@appleinsider.com>
  • 03
    Apple has released tvOS 26.2.1, and has updated an article on its support site listing the requirements for Siri AI on the set-top box. Apple TV 4K According to Apple, Siri AI will be available via tvOS 27.2.1 on Apple TV 4K from the second generation onward. It also requires a paired Siri AI-enabled device nearby. While Apple rolled out the 27.2.1 updates for iOS, macOS, watchOS , and others earlier in the week, tvOS was notably absent. However, given what we've learned about Siri AI support coAmber Neely <amber@appleinsider.com>
  • 04
    Apple recently announced that over 100,000 apps have been built for the iPhone Duo , but with developers working with multiple SDKs, it could still be a long time before your favorite apps really make full use of what the first foldable iPhone has to offer. iPhone Duo has a big display, but not enough apps use it At first blush, that 100,000 figure certainly grabs the attention, especially just a few weeks after launch. But it doesn't tell the whole story, and there's still work to be done. WhilOliver Haslam <oliver@monkeymanmedia.com>
  • 05
    Apple executives have revealed that the new HomeView is the culmination of years of design effort balancing audio, privacy, and especially Siri AI . Designing HomeView was a "hard fought, fun journey," says Apple. As the first buyers take delivery of the new HomeView, two of Apple's executives involved have been discussing the device. Speaking to TechRadar , they describe developing HomeView as a difficult but rewarding journey because of where it is meant to be used. "Home life is super busy, yWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 06
    Early Black Friday deals knock up to $205 off Apple's 2026 Mac mini and Mac Studio, with the M6 Mac mini starting at $779. Save up to $205 on Mac desktops before Black Friday. Holiday sales are going on now at Apple resellers, discounting Apple's 2026 Mac Studio and Mac mini by as much as $205. Save $120 on Apple's standard M6 Mac mini with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage for $779. Buy M6 Mac mini 256GB for $779 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsChristine McKee <christine@appleinsider.com>
  • 07
    An unreleased iPhone multitasking interface, unseen for over a decade and a half, was brought back to life with the help of AI and emulation. An unreleased Expose-like multitasking design has surfaced once again, with the help of AI. Before the iPhone got the app switcher we all know and love, Apple made multitasking available through a sliding drawer that popped up at the bottom of the screen. However, the company experimented with a much more impressive design, showing open apps as on-screen cMarko Zivkovic <marko@appleinsider.com>
  • 08
    Apple has opened pre-orders for three of its new smart home accessories, the LG-branded cameras that are due to ship in December. The Apple Home Collection is set to roll out December 2026 Just as the first of the new HomeView and updated Apple TV 4K start to arrive for buyers , certain pre-orders have been opened for the Apple Home Collection. It's not the complete set of devices that Apple has announced, but it includes indoor and outdoor security cameras. Apple is currently listing nine smartWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 09
    Initial reviews and reactions around the PROLED MacBook Pros , iMac, and iPad mini are in, plus there is plenty more to discuss around living with the iPhone Duo. Your hosts cover these topics plus more on Apple AI on the AppleInsider Podcast. MacBook Pro now has a touchscreen, but it's the new tandem OLED display that is the real selling point - image credit: Apple. The touchscreen has proven to be the least interesting part of Apple's updated MacBook Pro models. They're thinner, lighter, and sWesley Hilliard <wes@appleinsider.com>
  • 10
    Find something to be thankful for with the holiday classic "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving." Here's how to watch it for free on Apple TV this weekend. Watch "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" free on Apple TV It's been more than 50 years since Charlie Brown and his friends first gathered around the Thanksgiving table. In that time, they've become a part of countless yearly traditions for families across America. That's why Apple TV is giving everyone two all-access days to tune in. Anyone can watch "AAmber Neely <amber@appleinsider.com>
  • 11
    Apple's iOS 27 parental controls help you manage your child's apps, contacts, and screen time. Here's how to get started. How to set up iOS 27 parental controls on iPhone and iPad Technology, including iPhone and iPad, gives children opportunities to learn, create, and connect with others. Safety guidelines help them explore those possibilities while developing healthy habits. Ideally, those guidelines should reflect each child's age, development, and readiness. Younger children need closer guidAmber Neely <amber@appleinsider.com>
  • 12
    Apple's latest home devices have begun being delivered to customers around the world, and will now be on sale in Apple Stores. Apple's new HomeView is now available. A month after Apple announced the updated Apple TV 4K and the new HomeView , the devices are finally arriving in buyers' hands. Both devices were unveiled on October 13, and preorders started immediately. In our testing, the HomeView won't be for everyone, but it has huge potential . "It has big problems," wrote AppleInsider 's AndrWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 13
    The project is an open-source Xbox 360 emulator for the Mac. The developer says that it has a "completely native Metal graphics pipeline, ported from Xenia Canary and Edge with a focus on stability, compatibility, performance and power." While it can run on a beefy Intel Mac Pro running Sequoia, you realistically need a M4 Mac or newer. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsMike Wuerthele <mike@appleinsider.com>
  • 14
    Microsoft has suffered a global outage across most of its services which has now lasted more than 17 hours, and cut off services including Microsoft Exchange. Microsoft services are down worldwide - image credit: Microsoft. In October 2026 , a change in Microsoft's Exchange Web Services affected Apple Mail. But now all of Exchange has gone down, as have multiple Microsoft 365 services. According to the New York Times , the first problems were spotted at around 1:00 p.m. Eastern on Thursday, NoveWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 15
    HomeView is Apple's first attempt at a smart home display, and while the potential is there, it has a ways to go before we recommend it for everyone. Apple HomeView review: HomeView with some third party widgets There was no grand, on-stage introduction for HomeView. Instead, it was announced in a New York City loft, ripe with hands-on opportunities. I was surprised there wasn't more fanfare. Cue the Jobsian theatrics. It's a smart home hub. It's a smart speaker. It's a photo frame. Continue ReaAndrew O'Hara <andrew@appleinsider.com>
  • 16
    The new Apple TV 4K has landed, and it comes paired with new audio abilities, a fancy personalized AI assistant, and an eye-watering price tag that's hard to justify. Apple TV 4K (2026) review: Apple TV 4K is a compact, hockey puck-sized streaming box Apple's fourth-generation Apple TV 4K starts shipping four years after its predecessor. Quite a gap for Apple's hobby box. As a streaming box, it already does quite a bit, and many new features can simply be delivered via software updates. Still, tAndrew O'Hara <andrew@appleinsider.com>
  • 17
    Apple TV and Brad Pitt are set to team up once again, this time to tell the story of a working-class hero. Brad Pitt returns to Apple TV in new film 'Connector' Set in 1970s New York, "Connector" revolves around a legendary ironworker who takes on forces greater than himself. The film is currently in development with no release date set. According to Deadline , "Sound of Metal" director Darius Marder and his sister, Nina Marder, penned the story. Pitt will executive produce through Plan B. ContiAmber Neely <amber@appleinsider.com>
  • 18
    If you're curious about Secure Exclaves, Apple's latest security and privacy toolset behind features like Siri Recaps, there is a new document that goes into detail. Long story short, they are what allow video and audio information to be analyzed without actually recording or saving information that is accessible by the system, the user, or anyone. https://security.apple.com/blog/secure-exclaves/ Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsWesley Hilliard <wes@appleinsider.com>
  • 19
    Watch the new Apple Holiday Film about a gift that helps a child rediscover his creativity, with the help of a MacBook Neo. Just in time for the holidays! Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsMike Wuerthele <mike@appleinsider.com>
  • 20
    While some knock the iPhone Duo for perceived camera deficiencies, the Kid Cue feature might just be a big enough hit to make it worthwhile picking up for parents of kids young and old alike. Kid Cue makes it easier to get the attention of your subject Like many, my choice of iPhone over the last decade or so has revolved around which cameras it has. As a parent of kids born in the mid-2010s, I wanted to be able to document everything in crystal-clear photos and videos. The reality is that, despOliver Haslam <oliver@monkeymanmedia.com>
  • 21
    President Trump has weighed in on who he thinks Nvidia's next CEO should be, and he's picked another great big tech to do the job — Tim Cook . Tim Cook and Donald Trump in a meeting at the White House in 2018 The news broke early on Thursday morning about Jensen Huang's exit from Nvidia . Whether he was told to quit or be fired, or if he made the decision himself may never be known. Just the same, President Trump has chimed in on who he thinks should be Nvidia's next CEO. On a post on Truth, heMike Wuerthele <mike@appleinsider.com>
  • 22
    Whether you're in processors, entertainment, or cars, if your firm is tanking, all you'll hear is that Apple should step in, either with employees or a straight buyout offer. Even though it never does. Jensen Huang is out as Nvidia CEO and immediately analysts are saying Apple staffers should replace him. Just as they keep saying Apple should buy Disney. Images credit: Huang (Nvidia), Disneyworld (Disney). There was about a day between Nvidia's board meeting to oust CEO Jensen Huang and his resiWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 23
    China Renaissance has raised its Apple price target by over 50% to $425, betting that the iPhone Duo will spark a major upgrade cycle despite limited evidence that early demand will translate into sustained sales. iPhone Duo The Chinese financial services firm upgraded Apple from Hold to Buy on November 11, reversing a downgrade issued just 99 days earlier. China Renaissance previously cited rising component costs and slowing services growth as reasons for its more cautious outlook. Analysts JacAndrew Orr <andreworr@appleinsider.com>
  • 24
    The Apple Sports app was updated earlier on Thursday, with one major addition and three smaller ones. Soccer leagues from China, Russia, and Sweden were added, but perhaps more importantly to US audiences, UFC content was added. It's as in-depth as the other sports, with almost real-time updates of hit locations, and more. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apple-sports/id6446788829 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsMike Wuerthele <mike@appleinsider.com>
  • 25
    A brand new comedy series starring Elizabeth Banks is set to land on Apple TV on January 27, showing just how crazy life can get after divorce. Image credit: Apple "She's Fine" follows Heidi (Banks), a recent divorcee, as she starts over for herself and her kids. Things go awry when she finds herself coordinating her father's retirement community sexcapades and forges an uneasy alliance with his girlfriend's single son. The ensemble cast also features Rob Delaney, Ted Danson, Katey Sagal, JaredAmber Neely <amber@appleinsider.com>
  • 26
    Bitdefender's latest Mac threat report shows adware gaining ground as attackers increasingly use browser scams to trick users into bypassing Apple's security protections. MacBook Air M5 Bitdefender's September 2026 macOS Threat Landscape Report analyzes more than 1.5 billion security events collected between August 2025 and July 2026. Excluding web and document threats, adware rose from 22.6% of detections in the previous report to 34.4%. Trojans remained the largest category at 45.2%, down fromAndrew Orr <andreworr@appleinsider.com>
  • 27
    As rumors of Apple Glass smart glasses persist, preorders are now live for Google's iPhone-supporting Intelligent Eyewear collection, with prices starting at around the same price as an Apple Watch. Google's first AI glasses are here - Image: Google The new collaboration includes two glasses companies and a long-time Android partner, all working together to produce multiple pairs of AI smart glasses. The companies involved in the Intelligent Eyewear project include: Google Samsung Warby Parker GOliver Haslam <oliver@monkeymanmedia.com>
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    In recent years, it's been hard to crack the smart home market, and Roku is just the latest casualty. While the products weren't fantastic, they were functional. Roku promises to continue support, but we've heard that before. https://www.lowpass.cc/p/scoop-roku-is-exiting-the-smart-home-business Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsMike Wuerthele <mike@appleinsider.com>
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    The first batch of the Apple Home Collection peripherals can be ordered on November 13, but if you want a thermostat, you're going to need to wait a bit longer. The LG Indoor Cam The LG Indoor Cam ($199.95), LG Outdoor Cam ($299.95), and LG Video Doorbell ($249.95) are available to order beginning Friday, November 13 with availability in December. That lines up with the launch of HomeView , Apple's new smart home display. The LG Indoor Cam has a motorized cylindrical lens that protects privacy bAndrew O'Hara <andrew@appleinsider.com>
  • 30
    Ahead of Nvidia's board of directors voting to remove him from office, and in the wake of controversy, CEO and founder Jensen Huang has announced his resignation. Jensen Huang speaking at an Nvidia event in October 2026 - image credit: Nvidia. Nvidia's board had continued to back Huang after the initial news of his affair with a suspected Chinese spy. But that changed after a second affair was revealed, and after the firm's market valuation dropped by over $800 billion. The board then held a meeWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 31
    Amazon's early Black Friday sale sees price cuts across its line of eero routers, Ring doorbells, Fire TVs, and more. Save up to 65% on Amazon devices ahead of Black Friday. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsChristine McKee <christine@appleinsider.com>
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    As Nvidia seemingly looks to oust CEO Jensen Huang, one of the people said to be a potential replacement is Johny Srouji, the key figure behind Apple's move from Intel to Apple Silicon . Johny Srouji has been key to the development of Apple Silicon Nvidia's board was already reported to be aiming to oust its CEO Jensen Huang, following further controversy over his affair with an alleged Chinese spy. According to Semafor , while an interim CEO may be promoted from within, the board is also considWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 33
    Beats Solo 4 headphones are down to $69 at Walmart, a $130.99 drop from the $199.99 list price, as Walmart's Black Friday sales begin. Grab Beats Solo 4 headphones for just $69 - Image credit: Apple Walmart's Black Friday deals start early, with Beats Solo 4 headphones marked down to just $69 in your choice of Gray or Sandstone. This delivers the lowest price we've seen on the on-ear Bluetooth headphones. Buy Beats Solo 4 for $69 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsChristine McKee <christine@appleinsider.com>
  • 34
    The new Stela project is trying to build an Apple Silicon layer for x86-64 PCs. At its core, Stela uses UEFI with an arm64-to-x86-64 translator, a Metal driver for NVIDIA GPUs and more. It's very early in the project and very, very slow, but still, macOS and most apps start. https://github.com/tylertms/Stela Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsMike Wuerthele <mike@appleinsider.com>
  • 35
    If you have a Plex server, you don't have to be tied to using a Plex client with it. Try these alternatives to improve your content viewing experience. Plex logo For anyone wanting to have a NAS or a home server that they can stream their collection of movies and TV shows from whenever they want, Plex is still one of the heavyweight options. It may not necessarily be the best or the most efficient, but it's one of the more prevalent options out there. That is, unless you're prepared to set up soMalcolm Owen <malcolm@appleinsider.com>
  • 36
    After a second extramarital affair was uncovered, Nvidia's board is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang. Details of when and who might replace him aren't available. Nvidia's CEO could be ousted Even as Apple faces increased scrutiny around its approach to AI, there are real problems brewing in the outer AI industry. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with someone accused of being a Chinese spy. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal , a second extramarital affairWesley Hilliard <wes@appleinsider.com>
  • 37
    After an accident near the Apple Park Visitor Center, which resulted in the death of a toddler, an Apple employee was arrested and subsequently charged with murder. An accident occurred near the Apple Park Visitor Center on Friday. On Friday, Apple employee Eric Chen Su reportedly drove at around 100 miles per hour as he crashed into a vehicle stopped in front of him. While Su sustained light injuries, the occupants of the vehicle he struck, a two-year-old and her babysitter, were rushed to a neMarko Zivkovic <marko@appleinsider.com>
  • 38
    Apple Invites users now have the ability to poll guests on potential activities, food options, or whatever is needed. Plus, there's a new emoji effect that causes the icons to float across an invite to match an event theme. The latest update is out now in the App Store. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apple-invites/id6472498645 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsWesley Hilliard <wes@appleinsider.com>
  • 39
    Drivers can now ask Gemini to catch them up on unread emails or tell them when their next appointment starts. Gemini debuts on CarPlay On Wednesday, Google announced the rollout of Gemini to Apple CarPlay . And with Gemini Live, drivers can have back-and-forth conversations with Gemini while driving. Drivers can tap the Gemini icon on the CarPlay display or side rail to start or resume a conversation. During a chat, they can interrupt Gemini, change the subject, or pause the conversation. ContinAmber Neely <amber@appleinsider.com>
  • 40
    Maybe you used them to sound off, maybe you relied on fellow users to solve problems, and maybe, just maybe, Apple would answer questions on its support community forum. But no more. You'll still be able to find answers as Apple Support Community's forums will remain searchable. But there's no more asking questions or connecting with other users - image credit: Apple. Apple is shutting down its Apple Support Communities forum and for all that they could be frustrating, they will be missed. At leWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 41
    Apple's long-rumored smart glasses and AirPods with cameras are still on the way, according to one Chinese supplier's earnings report. Apple wants thin and light smart glasses. While companies tend to avoid spoiling future product plans when discussing their quarterly results, not everyone goes to the lengths Apple does for corporate secrecy. For one firm in China, the opposite seems to be the case. The filing by TCB Devices for its Q3 2026 financial results, as covered by iFeng , is fairly straMalcolm Owen <malcolm@appleinsider.com>
  • 42
    Amazon has dropped AirTag prices leading up to Black Friday, with the 4-pack plunging to $69.99 after a $29.01 discount. AirTags are at a record-low price ahead of Black Friday. Amazon's AirTag sale drops the 4-pack to $69.99 , matching the record-low price, and reflecting a 29% discount off the $99 MSRP. Buy AirTag 4-pack for $69.99 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsChristine McKee <christine@appleinsider.com>
  • 43
    Malcolm spent the better part of 2026 documenting the creation of his "Character Limit" game, and now it's expanded past Steam. You can now test your linguistic prowess under pressure while on the move, all from an iPhone or iPad. He'll be talking about getting it on the App Store, and the road blocks he hit, before the end of the year. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/character-limit/id6760327031 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsMike Wuerthele <mike@appleinsider.com>
  • 44
    Crypto exchange Binance is warning iPhone users of a security vulnerability in iOS that could allow a malicious app to steal data from other apps on the device. The exploit can allow malicious apps to get data used by others Finance apps have a big interest in maintaining security, especially when it comes to their own apps. Sometimes that protectiveness results in a warning that affects the operating system itself. In a post to X on November 10 , crypto app Binance warns of a vulnerability thatMalcolm Owen <malcolm@appleinsider.com>
  • 45
    If you're holding off on an iPhone Duo solely because of camera concerns, you probably don't need to, but you will miss the advantages offered by pro iPhones. iPhone Duo has a capable camera system I've spent the past few weeks thinking hard about my place as a photographer and my iPhone's position in it. There is no doubt that Apple's iPhone has been a camera powerhouse for over a decade, but I'm increasingly aware of how few "pro" features I actually need. I never needed to confront this realiWesley Hilliard <wes@appleinsider.com>
  • 46
    Following Apple's issuing of spyware alerts to politicians' iPhones in the country, officials in Thailand have met with the company as they aim to strengthen security. Malware illustration — image credit: AppleInsider These spyware alerts were sent on October 29, 2026, at around the same time the same warnings were sent to officials in Germany . Those warnings also followed a wave of spyware activity in August 2026 , that saw Apple alerting people in 110 countries. Now according to Bloomberg , AWilliam Gallagher <wg@williamgallagher.com>
  • 47
    Apple's road to its iconic MacBook was bumpy, and saw oversized portables, colorful clamshells, keyboard issues, and spanned three entirely different chip architectures. Here's a snapshot of 35 years of true Apple portables. MacBook History Apple's no slouch when it comes to giving its customers choices. Currently, Apple sells the Mac mini , Mac Studio , iMac , MacBook Neo , MacBook Air , and MacBook Pro . Depending on when you got into Macs, your iconic machine is either Jobs' original vision,Amber Neely <amber@appleinsider.com>
  • 48
    The Mcon controller balances portability and performance in a compact, MagSafe-compatible design for iPhone gamers. Mcon mobile gaming controller review: A new take on mobile controllers Gaming controllers usually come in two flavors. You'll find ones that are extremely comfortable and capable, as well as those that are small and portable. Finding a controller that is both portable and capable is a rarity, to say the least. The OhSnap Mcon is the first one I've tested that makes good choices onAndrew O'Hara <andrew@appleinsider.com>
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    Apple Music's Playlist Playground feature is a prompt-driven playlist builder that's fast and surprisingly useful, even if it won't replace a carefully curated mix. Here's how to start playing, and how well it works. Apple Music's new Playlist Playground Apple added Playlist Playground to Apple Music on March 24 with iOS 26.4 and iPadOS 26.4 . It lets users build playlists by describing what they want instead of adding songs one by one. Building playlists in Apple Music takes time, especially whAndrew Orr <andreworr@appleinsider.com>
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    The Anker Solix E10 whole-home battery backup system is a modular setup that can keep your home powered and save you money with multiple forms of power input. Anker Solix E10 review: The E10 Power Module connected to the Power Dock. In rural Ohio, my partner and I have struggled with power outages since we bought our house. The first weekend we moved in, we were hit with a power outage, and as we walked outside, we heard all of our neighbors turning on loud, gas-powered generators. We knew thisAndrew O'Hara <andrew@appleinsider.com>
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    The Conference on Robot Learning (CoRL) takes place November 9–12, 2026, in Austin, Texas. BAIR faculty, postdocs and students will be presenting research at various sessions, including an Early Career Keynote from Professor Negar Mehr. See below for the full schedule of sessions with BAIR members, including papers co-authored with collaborators at other universities and companies. November 9–12, 2026 Austin, Texas All times CST · UTC−6 33 Main-conference papers 4 Late-breaking results (LBR) pos
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    Figure 1: CUDA-to-MLX optimization translation map. CUDA optimization knowledge can be translated into architecture-native MLX strategies rather than copied instruction-for-instruction. We face a new epoch in computing. Hardware is changing rapidly — not just faster GPUs, but a growing range of chips from different vendors, each with its own architecture and often tailored to specific AI workloads. Software is changing just as fast, and AI coding tools now generate in minutes what took months of
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    Overview of ABBEL compared to traditional recursive summarization. Beliefs replace the full interaction history as the agent’s working context, and belief grading improves performance by supervising the contents of each belief state.. As task horizons grow, LLM contexts can’t scale forever. Self-summarization enables concise, interpretable contexts, but at a significant performance cost, especially for human assistance domains where high quality data is scarce, e.g., collaborative code generatio
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    ... government of the people, by the people, for the people ... — Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg Address (1863) The cost of AI is dropping rapidly. GPT-4-class capabilities cost roughly $30 per million tokens in early 2023; today the same runs under $1 , and some providers are pushing costs below $0.10 . Across benchmarks, inference prices have fallen between 9x and 900x per year , with a median decline near 50x. Even frontier models are getting dramatically cheaper each generation, with open-sourc
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    Congratulations to the Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research (BAIR) Lab class of 2026! This year, BAIR celebrates another remarkable group of Ph.D. graduates whose curiosity, creativity, and perseverance have pushed the frontiers of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Their work spans the breadth of modern AI — robotics and embodied intelligence, large language models and reasoning, computer vision, generative modeling, AI safety, human-AI interaction, AI for science and healthcare
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    Overview of adaptive parallel reasoning. What if a reasoning model could decide for itself when to decompose and parallelize independent subtasks, how many concurrent threads to spawn, and how to coordinate them based on the problem at hand? We provide a detailed analysis of recent progress in the field of parallel reasoning, especially Adaptive Parallel Reasoning. Disclosure: this post is part landscape survey, part perspective on adaptive parallel reasoning. One of the authors (Tony Lian) co-l
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    GRASP is a new gradient-based planner for learned dynamics (a “world model”) that makes long-horizon planning practical by (1) lifting the trajectory into virtual states so optimization is parallel across time, (2) adding stochasticity directly to the state iterates for exploration, and (3) reshaping gradients so actions get clean signals while we avoid brittle “state-input” gradients through high-dimensional vision models. Large, learned world models are becoming increasingly capable. They can
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    Understanding the behavior of complex machine learning systems, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), is a critical challenge in modern artificial intelligence. Interpretability research aims to make the decision-making process more transparent to model builders and impacted humans, a step toward safer and more trustworthy AI. To gain a comprehensive understanding, we can analyze these systems through different lenses: feature attribution , which isolates the specific input features driving
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    An encoder (optical system) maps objects to noiseless images, which noise corrupts into measurements. Our information estimator uses only these noisy measurements and a noise model to quantify how well measurements distinguish objects. Many imaging systems produce measurements that humans never see or cannot interpret directly. Your smartphone processes raw sensor data through algorithms before producing the final photo. MRI scanners collect frequency-space measurements that require reconstructi
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    In this post, I’ll introduce a reinforcement learning (RL) algorithm based on an “alternative” paradigm: divide and conquer . Unlike traditional methods, this algorithm is not based on temporal difference (TD) learning (which has scalability challenges ), and scales well to long-horizon tasks. We can do Reinforcement Learning (RL) based on divide and conquer, instead of temporal difference (TD) learning. Problem setting: off-policy RL Our problem setting is off-policy RL . Let’s briefly review w
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    Latent Sparse Attention reorganizes how KV values are stored, making it faster for LLMs to find relevant information in very long contexts The post How latent sparse attention (LSA) tackles the search bottleneck in long-context AI first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Next-Concept Modeling redefines how language models generate text, replacing next-token prediction with hierarchical concepts that go from coarse- to fine-grained. The post How Next-Concept Modeling rethinks AI text generation first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    AI agents are compressing vulnerability discovery from months to hours. Traditional patching and security measures are breaking down. We need to rebuild internet defense from the ground up. The post Rethinking software security from first principles in the age of AI first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Jev's rapid rise was no accident. The growing complexity of AI agents has created an urgent need for fast, cheap, and flexible decision-making. The post Unpacking the success of Jev and AI decision models first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Pathway’s BDH-CQ combines in-context learning with recurrent latent reasoning, reaching 29.5% on ARC-AGI-1 at just $0.0007 per task. The post BDH-CQ combines in-context learning with reasoning outside the token stream first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    A new study shows how LLM watermarking can introduce sampling drift that changes individual AI agent decisions without obvious changes in overall benchmark performance. The post How LLM watermarking can change AI agent behavior first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Noticed how something shifted in the AI conference circuit this year? A year ago, most keynotes were still about “what can this model do.” Now, the agendas are dominated by a much harder set of questions: how do you get agents to run reliably on fresh web data or how do you wire dozens of […] The post AI developer & agentic AI events you shouldn’t miss this fall/winter (2026) first appeared on TechTalks .Contributor
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    OpenAI’s decision to sever ties with Cursor proves that relying on closed frontier models is an existential vulnerability for application-layer software. The post OpenAI’s Cursor cutoff makes the ultimate business case for open-source AI first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    A medical professional claims AI is a new life form; however, equating it with biological life is speculative and largely dismisses the complexities of conscious existence. The post Life, death, and the inevitable rise of AI: An argumentative reassessment first appeared on TechTalks .Alex Kostikov
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    AI providers tried to hide the internal reasoning of their frontier models. A cryptographic oversight turned that protection into a massive enterprise data leak. The post The silent data leak hidden inside encrypted reasoning traces of frontier AI models first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Developers often treat agent harnesses as neutral wiring, but new red-teaming research shows that your choice of harness can make or break your AI security. The post Why the agent harness matters as much as the model in AI security first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Giving an LLM thousands of tools leads to noisy decisions. Learn how to optimize AI agent planning and tool routing without overwhelming the context window. The post Beyond ReAct: Building the modern AI agent stack for massive tool ecosystems first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Current interpretability tools fracture continuous concepts into isolated points. Goodfire's new approach preserves the full shape of AI reasoning. The post Why Goodfire’s block-sparse featurizers are a breakthrough in AI interpretability first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Passive RAG floods LLM context windows with noise. MRAgent’s active memory reconstruction improves reasoning and cuts token costs. The post Moving beyond passive RAG: How to implement active memory reconstruction for AI agents first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    With harness engineering becoming a main focus of AI engineering, new frameworks allow AI agents to write their own execution logic and optimize their performance. The post How self-improving harnesses are rewriting the agent engineering playbook first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    OneOdio Studio Max 2 is a versatile hybrid headphone with 120-hour battery life and featuring a 2.4GHz transmitter for 9ms latency, multipoint Bluetooth, and dual wired modes. The post OneOdio Studio Max 2 review: Ultra-low latency headphones for tech enthusiasts first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    ASPIRE and the new era of self-improving AI frameworks are drastically reducing token costs and deployment friction for real-world robotics applications. The post How Nvidia’s ASPIRE framework accelerates robot programming with self-improving AI first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    A breakdown of how OpenAI, Nvidia, Google, and Amazon are shifting their development strategies to capture value across every layer of the tech stack. The post How the AI arms race moved from smart models to full-stack infrastructure first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    The complete guide to the new loop engineering trend. Write powerful agentic loops while avoiding loopmaxxing. The post Demystifying loop engineering: Get more from AI agents, avoid loopmaxxing first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Chain-of-Thought prompting is slow, expensive, and largely an illusion. The future of machine reasoning happens in latent space. The post Why LLMs should stop thinking out loud (and what comes after chain-of-thought) first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Casual AI prompting breaks down as codebases grow. Codev introduces strict protocols and multi-model reviews to help teams ship maintainable software. The post Beyond vibe coding: How Codev 3.0 engineers the AI-powered dev team first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Scaling LLMs hits limits when dealing with agentic AI tasks. For that, we need to look at the harness and the system built around the model(s). The post Why the future of agentic AI is all about the harness first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    A deep look at the self-distillation techniques that make Composer 2.5 such a great coding model (and the hidden tradeoffs they introduce to AI reasoning). The post How Cursor’s Composer 2.5 uses self-distillation to beat the frontier LLMs at coding first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    A technical breakdown of how 21D built an end-to-end autonomous AI pipeline for one of medicine's most complex procedures — and the architectural decisions that made it work The post Vertical integration as AI infrastructure: What 21D’s full arch implant system teaches us about building autonomous clinical AI first appeared on TechTalks .Contributor
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    Research into Nvidia’s NemoClaw reveals that sandboxes don't stop AI agents like OpenClaw from leaking data. We need to rethink security from first principles. The post Why sandboxing OpenClaw doesn’t stop data exfiltration first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    How Gemma 4’s multi-token prediction and community-driven DFlash are speeding up local LLM throughput by 3-6x. The post Google brings multi-token prediction Gemma 4 LLMs first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Memory Sparse Attention (MSA) scales LLM context windows to an unprecedented 100 million tokens while preserving accuracy. The post How Memory Sparse Attention scales LLM memory to 100 million tokens first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    A new study reveals how AI coding assistants like Claude Code are quietly hoarding and publishing sensitive API keys to code repositories. The post Claude Code is leaking API keys into public package registries first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Security researchers have uncovered a massive architectural flaw in Anthropic's Model Context Protocol, exposing millions of AI applications to remote takeovers. The post Anthropic’s MCP vulnerability: When ‘expected behavior’ becomes a supply chain nightmare first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Optimizing LLMs for concise answers can destroy their ability to explore alternative solutions on difficult problems. New study reveals the hidden cost of self-distillation. The post The paradox of LLM self-distillation: Faster reasoning, weaker generalization first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    The recent leak of Anthropic's Claude Code reveals a hard truth: as LLMs become commoditized, the sophisticated engineering harness built around them is becoming the real moat. The post Why harness engineering is becoming the new AI moat first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    By Raphael Korobka In short: For merchants focused exclusively on selling to US customers, TopDawg is usually the stronger pick. Its supplier network is built around US-based fulfillment, and its hands-on support model suits retailers who want a partner that can provide crucial help. Zendrop works well for sellers who need global reach and a […] The post TopDawg vs Zendrop for US Dropshipping – Which Platform Is Better in 2026? first appeared on TechTalks .Contributor
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    As developers rush to run local AI agents on Mac Minis, GhostClaw malware exploits macOS binaries to silently harvest credentials. The post How GhostClaw malware targets the OpenClaw AI agent boom first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    AI models have historically struggled to balance motion tracking with spatial detail. Meta’s V-JEPA 2.1 solves this, pushing the boundaries of video self-supervised learning. The post Why Meta’s V-JEPA 2.1 model is a massive step forward for real-world AI first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    How multi-level prompt engineering and parabolic extrapolation transformed an LLM into a theoretical collaborator, yielding a testable model of the multiverse. The post Multi-level AI prompt engineering: A new tool for scientific discovery first appeared on TechTalks .Alex Kostikov
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    The recent tech selloff sparked fears of a SaaSpocalypse. Here is why the death of software subscriptions is a myth, and how AI agents are creating a developer boom. The post Why AI won’t kill SaaS first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    By forcing AI to understand cause and effect instead of just predicting pixels, C-JEPA is laying the groundwork for smarter, more predictable autonomous systems. The post How C-JEPA is teaching AI the physics of the physical world first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Training large language models usually requires a cluster of GPUs. FlashOptim changes the math, enabling full-parameter training on fewer accelerators. The post How Databricks’ FlashOptim cuts LLM training memory by 50 percent first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    As AI agents take on longer tasks, the KV cache of LLMs has become a massive bottleneck. Discover how sparse attention techniques are freeing up GPU memory. The post How sparse attention solves the memory bottleneck in long-context LLMs first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Semantic Chaining exploits the fragmented safety architecture of multimodal models, bypassing filters by hiding prohibited intent within a sequence of benign edits. The post How ‘semantic chaining’ jailbreaks image generation models first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    RePo, Sakana AI’s new technique, solves the "needle in a haystack" problem by allowing LLMs to organize their own memory. The post How Sakana AI’s new technique solves the problems of long-context LLM tasks first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Stop reacting to compliance violations and start preventing them. See how AI empowers organizations to turn regulatory discipline into an engine for innovation and growth. The post Smarter trade: How AI turns regulatory burden into competitive edge first appeared on TechTalks .Contributor
  • 43
    Brute-forcing larger context windows is hitting a mathematical wall. Here is how MIT’s new framework solves "context rot" to process 10 million tokens and beyond. The post Recursive Language Models: A new framework for infinite context in LLMs first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Microsoft’s Rho-Alpha upgrades Vision-Language-Action models with tactile data to bridge the gap between semantic reasoning and low-level motor control. The post Microsoft’s new Rho-alpha model brings tactile sensing to robotics first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Lasso Security compromised Perplexity’s BrowseSafe guardrail model for AI browsers, proving that "out-of-the-box" tools fail to stop prompt injection attacks. The post Vulnerability in Perplexity’s BrowseSafe shows why single models can’t stop prompt injection first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    By treating language modeling as a continual learning problem, the TTT-E2E architecture achieves the accuracy of full-attention Transformers on 128k context tasks while matching the speed of linear models. The post How test-time training allows models to ‘learn’ long documents instead of just caching them first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Meta’s VL-JEPA outperforms massive vision-language models on world modeling tasks by learning to predict "thought vectors" instead of text tokens. The post VL-JEPA is a lean, fast vision-language model that rivals the giants first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    A look at the evolution of LLM tool-use, from supervised fine-tuning to Reinforcement Learning (RLVR) and agentic applications in large and specialized models. The post The evolution of LLM tool-use from API calls to agentic applications first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    The key to solving complex reasoning isn't stacking more transformer layers, but refining the "thought process" through efficient recurrent loops. The post URM shows how small, recurrent models can outperform big LLMs in reasoning tasks first appeared on TechTalks .Ben Dickson
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    Most systems break at 100x growth. Real scalability depends on architecture, data quality, and organizational design, not just writing better code. The post The hidden architecture behind AI systems that don’t break under growth first appeared on TechTalks .Contributor
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    Boston Dynamics commercially launched Stretch, our autonomous robot for the warehouse, at MODEX 2022 in Atlanta in late March. At demos in the booth each day, crowds watched as the robots demonstrated one of the most common and difficult to solve challenges in logistics today: truck unloading.mrodin@bostondynamics.com (Boston Dynamics Team)
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    In addition to Spot’s revolutionary mobility, one of its most important attributes is that the robot is designed as a scalable platform that is constantly evolving and expanding on the number of dull, dirty and dangerous jobs it can handle for our customers.mrodin@bostondynamics.com (Boston Dynamics Team)
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    Although we are all familiar with the five senses humans use to perceive our surroundings, for robots, these senses look a little different. Robots are rapidly becoming more prevalent in our everyday lives which can take a plethora of forms, from industrial applications, to delivery drones to robotic waiters. No matter what the role, these robots require sensors of all sorts to see the environment around them. The combination of cameras, LiDAR and gas sensors, together play a vital role in inforDonovan Chew
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    Limiting exposure to radiation is a top priority for nuclear generators, and organizations are looking increasingly to agile mobile robots to keep their workforce safe. Boston Dynamics Spot allows customers to automate inspection tasks and map the presence of radiation on site. Additionally, operators are able to perform manual inspections remotely, either using the tablet controller from a safe distance, or Scout desktop software.mrodin@bostondynamics.com (Boston Dynamics Team)
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    Robots are used for a host of different research topics and applications, from studying human-robot interaction to collecting samples in inhospitable environments to developing new commercial applications of robotics and artificial intelligence. All of these different research goals may require unique capabilities or specifications, but there are some consistent factors for what makes an effective robot in a research context. First and foremost, a research robot needs to serve the research; a romrodin@bostondynamics.com (Boston Dynamics Team)
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    Effective maintenance programs are vital in manufacturing, energy and utilities, and other asset-intensive industries—preventing equipment failures that lead to costly downtime and repairs. Smart organizations have shifted toward predictive maintenance strategies. Instead of periodically checking assets and replacing parts on fixed schedules, companies are now using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify warning signs of impending issues before they cause damage or outages. This approach can hBob Ochiai
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    Spot’s easy mobility, along with a host of other benefits, has made it a popular choice in academia and research institutions. The ready-out-of-the-box quadruped robot helps researchers focus on their objectives, explore tough problems, and experiment with the many ways robotics can positively impact people’s lives. Here are just a few ways that educational and research organizations are working with Spot today.mrodin@bostondynamics.com (Boston Dynamics Team)
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    As a quadruped robot, Spot can operate virtually anywhere a person can—going up and down stairs, indoors or outdoors, and through cramped or confined spaces. While this mobility can be impressive on its own, its real value is in automating sensing and inspection in areas inaccessible with wheeled or tracked robots and drones. You can send Spot into areas designed for people, that are unstructured, or even hazardous, to collect the data you need to understand what's going on in your facility or amrodin@bostondynamics.com (Boston Dynamics Team)
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    Customers finding bare spots on grocery store shelves or waiting months instead of weeks for a furniture delivery are feeling the ripple effects of supply chain disruptions—with more shortages and delays anticipated as the holiday season approaches. Much of the merchandise is out there, stalled in cargo ports loaded with shipping containers at unprecedented volumes. Labor shortages have slowed the pace of unloading containers and warehouses to a crawl, and ports on both U.S. coasts have requiredmrodin@bostondynamics.com (Boston Dynamics Team)
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    Artificial intelligence is changing the way businesses operate. AI systems demand a continuous flow of repeatable data that’s difficult to collect on physical sites. Today, the health of equipment in facilities is monitored through a mix of fixed sensors and operator rounds. These sensors are limited in perspective, expensive to scale, and can’t adapt to changes. Companies make up the data deficit by spending human resources on tedious data collection. But people are too inconsistent at data colmrodin@bostondynamics.com (Boston Dynamics Team)
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    At a White House meeting on Thursday, officials from President Donald Trump’s artificial intelligence task force recommended that agencies ease their cyber liability policies in an effort to incentivize AI companies to report critical incidents.Maggie Eastland
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    Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson said inflation has become the most important measure for policymakers as they consider additional interest-rate hikes.Enda Curran
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    SpaceX’s Starship rocket took off from the Starbase launch facility in South Texas on a flight test to bring both sections of the vehicle safely back to Earth. Ed Ludlow reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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    Nina Trentmann, senior editor at Bloomberg News, says Colette Kress is likely to become more visible as Nvidia’s interim CEO, speaking more about the company’s finances, performance and plans after Jensen Huang’s departure. She speaks with Vonnie Quinn on “The Close”. (Source: Bloomberg)
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    Modine Manufacturing Co. logged its biggest single-day gain since 2020 after Bloomberg News reported the maker of cooling systems for data centers was in talks to be acquired by Samsung Electronics Co.David Carnevali and Ryan Gould
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    Nvidia Corp.’s leadership turmoil and the Democrats’ midterm election victories have added to concerns about the artificial intelligence boom, but those won’t derail the main driver of the bull market: capital spending on AI infrastructure, says Morgan Stanley Wealth Management’s Lisa Shalett.Natalia Kniazhevich
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    Match Group is embracing artificial intelligence across its business, but CEO Spencer Rascoff says AI agents won't be allowed to date for users on Tinder, Hinge and its other apps. Rascoff says Match wants its platforms to remain a “human-only zone,” even as the company uses AI to verify identities, improve safety and block harmful messages. He joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss where companies should draw the line on AI and how the technology is transforming Match Group. He also weig
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    The Federal Bureau of Investigation doesn’t believe the communication issue affecting air traffic control was due to a cyberattack or criminality, said a person familiar with the matter. One area of inquiry is whether the outage was caused by a software update, the person said.Myles Miller
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    The Trump administration official who runs US export control programs was looking for marquee names for his agency’s upcoming annual conference and threw an unusual option into the mix: Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang.Maggie Eastland and Alicia Diaz
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    QTS, a data center operator backed by Blackstone Inc., is slashing the size of a planned private debt sale by about 60% after struggling to attract enough demand from investors — and refusing to pay much higher yields.Menghan Xiao and Emily Graffeo
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    The Federal Reserve on Friday flagged potential vulnerabilities stemming from artificial intelligence and elevated asset valuations in a semi-annual report on financial stability.Katanga Johnson
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    Bloomberg's Ian King said that situation Jensen Huang put himself in after he had multiple affairs, including one with an alleged Chinese spy, gave the former Nvidia CEO 'no choice' other than the resign from the company. King said that in his final days at the company Huang tried to 'cauterize the wounds' and accept responsibility, but that it ultimately wasn't enough. (Source: Bloomberg)
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    Nvidia Corp. tamped down speculation that the company is already engaging with potential chief executive officer candidates, saying it’s still in the process of selecting a firm to find a successor to ousted leader Jensen Huang.Ian King
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    The Nvidia chief’s ouster raises new questions about a key piece of the money machine supporting AI.Natasha Mascarenhas, Shirin Ghaffary and Rachel Metz
  • 15
    Aaron Brown, founder and CEO of Lumbra, said that the average person has 'no idea' how much Nvidia impacts their lives and that it remains a messaging issue the AI industry at large needs to solve. Brown, who is a former CIA officer, said that it is hard to know exactly how the woman accused of spying on Jensen Huang came to be involved, as China is good at identifying potential resources who may have inroads with business. (Source: Bloomberg)
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    While US AI companies are struggling with a public image problem, Chinese attitudes towards AI are generally more positive with the government leading the charge to turn its rural and inland regions into AI-driven manufacturing hubs. Brad Stone joins Stacey Vanek Smith and Max Chafkin on the Everybody’s Business podcast to discuss his factory tour of EV maker Zeekr and how China is writing its own AI story. (Source: Bloomberg)
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    Denver Riggleman, CEO of RIIG Technology, said that it is 'mind boggling' that anyone would defend Jensen Huang's actions as he faces the personal, political and legal fallout from his affair with an alleged Chinese spy. Riggleman, who served in Congress as a representative from Virginia, said that lawmakers who want to get real answers from both Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick should call on intelligence experts to advise them on their line of questioning. (Source: Bloomberg)
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    Bill Ackman, Pershing Square founder and CEO, says it's sad to see Jensen Huang leave Nvidia and he'll go on to do something great. Ackman also says he was impressed with the presentation given by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei at the company's IPO roadshow event in New York. He speaks to Bloomberg's Isabelle Lee. (Source: Bloomberg)
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    Anthropic PBC Chief Executive Officer Dario Amodei named sourcing computing power as one of the artificial intelligence company’s biggest challenges, in a briefing ahead of its hotly anticipated initial public offering.Shirin Ghaffary and Emily Forgash
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    Hundreds of Amazon.com Inc. warehouse employees in western Canada are the company’s first North American logistics workers to be covered by a union contract after an independent arbitrator on Friday imposed terms between the online retailer and Unifor, one of the largest private-sector unions in the nation.Spencer Soper and Thomas Seal
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    11月13日下午,国务院总理李强在曼谷同泰国总理阿努廷举行会谈。 李强表示,今年7月,阿努廷总理对中国进行正式访问,习近平主席同你举行会晤,共同规划中泰关系发展。我这次访泰,两国总理在四个月内实现互访,充分彰显双边关系的高水平。当前,中泰都处在国家建设发展的重要时期。中方坚定支持泰国政府顺利施政,愿同泰方进一步夯实政治互信基础,支持彼此核心利益和重大关切,用好外长和防长“2+2”战略对话、经贸联委会等机制,深挖各领域合作潜力,取得更多实际成果,更好惠及两国人民。 李强指出,中方愿同泰方加强发展战略对接,推进高质量共建“一带一路”,实施好中泰铁路等重大项目,加紧磋商新版经贸合作五年规划,推动地理标志产品早日实现互保,拓展金融、新能源、半导体、人工智能等合作,实现更高水平的互利共赢。中方愿进口泰方更多优质产品,鼓励中国企业赴泰投资兴业,希望泰方为企业提供公平、稳定、可预期的环境。双方还要加强防灾减灾、水资源管理、教育、旅游、媒体等交流合作,加大打击违法犯罪活动,增强民众对中泰合作的获得感。当前国际局势不稳定不确定因素仍然很多,中方愿同泰方密切在中国-东盟、澜湄合作、联合国、世贸组织、亚太经合组织等多边机制下的协调配合,为全球和平发展贡献力量。 阿努廷表示,泰方高度重视对华关系,致力于推进两国全方位合作,不断将泰中全面战略合作伙伴关系提升到新水平,给两国人民带来更多福祉。泰方愿同中方加强高层交往,发挥外长和防长“2+2”战略对话等机制作用,扩大双边贸易规模,深化农业、金融、互联互通、电动汽车、人工智能、电子商务、科技等领域互利合作。泰方愿继续为中国企业来泰投资提供良好营商环境,加强双方执法安全合作,打击网赌电诈等犯罪活动,保障中国游客安全,深化人文交流合作,夯实友好民意基础。泰方支持中方成功举办亚太经合组织领导人非正式会议,愿同中方一道办好澜湄合作领导人会议,共同为地区稳定、发展与繁荣作出新贡献。 会谈后,双方共同见证签署汽车产业、职业教育、农业、海关、安全等领域多项合作文件。(新华社)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,AI芯片公司Cerebras大涨超18%,第三季度业绩超出市场预期,云业务收入成为增长的核心引擎。(科股宝播报)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,费城半导体指数盘初跌1.5%,超威半导体跌超4%,博通跌逾3%。(科股宝播报)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,苹果股价盘初上涨1.44%,报360.005美元/股,续刷记录新高,总市值报5.23万亿美元。(科股宝播报)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,英伟达高开低走,迅速跌超1%,盘初一度上涨1.6%。(科股宝播报)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,美股三大股指小幅高开,道指涨0.35%,标普500指数涨0.32%,纳指涨0.15%。热门股票中,英伟达涨近2%,苹果、谷歌涨超1%;英特尔跌逾1%,博通、SK海力士、美光科技跌超2%,AMD跌超3%。(科股宝播报)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,DeepSeek正式开放全家桶应用API。在原有API中开启对应参数,即可获得深度思考搜索、文件输入等对话功能;语音及相关底层能力也已开放独立接口(含OCR、ASR、TTS等),支持单独或组合调用。开发者可以在自己的应用中轻松实现复杂的对话功能,甚至1:1复刻出完整的DeepSeek App。(广角观察)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,香港交易所宣布,将于12月14日推出新的数字支付方案,便利结算参与者在衍生产品市场收市后交易时段支付预缴按金。这次新服务是基于香港交易所与香港金融管理局(香港金管局)的合作计划推出的,探索使用数码港元支付收市后交易时段的预缴按金。新方案推出后,合资格的香港期货结算有限公司(期货结算公司)结算参与者可选用此数字支付方式,于下午5时至凌晨1时30分提交预缴按金申请,以便有关款项可用于相应的收市后交易时段。延长后的支付时段将作为现有支付安排的补充,让结算参与者可于一般银行营业时间以外,更灵活地管理其以资本额厘定的持仓限额使用情况。 (中证报)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,据报道,美联储柯林斯表示,加息可能损害住房可负担性。抗击通胀优先于住房困境。住房和经济需要长期的价格稳定。(广角观察)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,“华泰-中金数据持有型不动产资产支持专项计划”日前在上海证券交易所发行。该项目为全国首单源网荷储一体化算力基础设施机构间REITs,发行规模为36.52亿元。中金数据集团有限公司(简称“中金数据”)为项目发行人及原始权益人,华泰联合证券有限责任公司担任财务顾问,华泰证券(上海)资产管理有限公司担任计划管理人。据悉,本次项目涉及中金数据乌兰察布零碳算力基地相关资产,建筑面积约28.23万平方米,IT总容量230.31MW,设计电能利用效率(PUE)低于1.2。基地位于国家“东数西算”工程内蒙古枢纽和林格尔集群集宁起步区,数据中心自2024年8月起分批投入运营,为客户提供数据中心基础设施及运营服务。(新华财经)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,据报道,SpaceX旗下人工智能团队上周裁撤了约60名负责Grok Imagine图像及视频生成工具的员工,仅留下少数人员维持该产品运营。该工具目前仍向用户开放,但由于缺乏专门团队支持,其未来发展前景存在不确定性。知情人士称,马斯克旗下xAI目前将资源重点转向AI编程工具及Grok Bot智能体产品。(广角观察)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,美国银行全球研究部(BofA Global Research)将2027年1月美联储加息25个基点纳入预测,目前预计美联储将在2026年12月、2027年1月和3月分别加息25个基点。(广角观察)钛媒体
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    钛媒体App 11月13日,中微公司公告称,公司发布2027年度“提质增效重回报”2.0行动方案,涵盖聚焦核心主业加速新品推出、加大研发投入、拓展市场、内生外延并重、优化运营管理、提升股东回报、完善公司治理、践行社会责任、强化信息披露等多方面举措。2026年前三季度公司营收约103.26亿元,同比增长约28.08%;研发投入约32.22亿元,同比增长约27.70%。2027年公司计划引进超600名专业人才,开展超8万小时培训,全年组织参加投资者交流活动不少于100场次。(公司公告)钛媒体
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