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TechnologyBBC Tech ·

Anthropic safety researcher warns AI carries over 10% chance of human extinction

A safety researcher at Anthropic has stated there is greater than a 10% probability that artificial intelligence could lead to the extinction of humanity. The warning is among the most stark to emerge from within the AI industry, coming from a researcher at one of the leading AI development companies. This represents the latest in a growing series of escalating alerts from experts about the existential risks posed by advanced AI systems. The statement underscores deepening concern within the AI research community about the long-term safety implications of the technology being developed.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Google DeepMind Alumni Launch Startup to Speed Up Fusion Power Development

A new company called Fusionality, founded by former Google DeepMind researchers, is working to accelerate the development of fusion energy. The startup is building control systems and simulation environments tailored for the fusion power industry. Its tools are designed to help fusion energy startups progress more quickly toward viable grid-scale power. By leveraging their AI and machine learning expertise, the founders aim to address key technical bottlenecks slowing the sector down.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Apple's Foldable iPhone Duo Said to Start at $2,000 With 256GB Storage

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has reported that Apple's long-anticipated foldable phone will be called the iPhone Duo, ahead of the company's first launch event under new CEO John Ternus. The device is expected to start at $2,000 for a 256GB storage model, with shipments potentially beginning as early as October. It will reportedly be available in two colors: white and dark blue. Previously, the foldable had been widely referred to as the iPhone Ultra in earlier rumors. The Duo name is notable as it has previously been used by both Google and Microsoft for their own messaging and foldable device efforts respectively.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

CloudNC Raises $20M in Extended Series B, Total Funding Reaches $128M

UK-based manufacturing software startup CloudNC announced a $20 million Series B extension round on Wednesday. The fresh capital brings the company's total lifetime funding to $128 million. CloudNC develops software aimed at automating and streamlining bottlenecks in the manufacturing sector. The latest round signals continued investor confidence in the company's technology and growth trajectory.

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TechnologyBBC Tech ·

Meta Still Running CSAM-Promoting Ads on Instagram in India, Report Finds

Meta has continued to allow advertisements promoting child sexual abuse material (CSAM) to run on its Instagram platform in India, according to a new report. The findings follow an earlier BBC Eye investigation that first uncovered the presence of such paid ads on the platform. Despite the initial exposure, the problematic advertisements appear to have persisted rather than being removed. The situation raises serious concerns about Meta's content moderation and ad review processes in the region.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

White House Removes 'Build the Wall' Game After Tetris Copyright Complaint

The Trump administration briefly published an arcade game called 'Build the Wall' on a White House platform. The Tetris Company publicly stated that it takes copyright infringement very seriously, signaling a legal objection to the game. Following the complaint, the game was taken down and is no longer accessible. The incident highlights the legal risks of using gameplay mechanics or designs closely associated with protected intellectual property.

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TechnologyBBC Tech ·

Companies Begin Linking Employee Promotions to AI Tool Usage

A growing number of companies are making artificial intelligence adoption a factor in employee career advancement decisions. Workers who embrace and effectively use AI tools may find themselves on a faster track to promotion. This trend raises questions about fairness, particularly for employees who may lack access to or training in these tools. Critics argue that tying progression to AI use could disadvantage certain groups of workers. The debate reflects broader tensions as businesses push for AI integration across their workforces.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Sony clarifies disc production will drop only 10%, not 90%, by 2028

Sony has corrected a widely circulated misreport about the pace of its disc manufacturing wind-down. The company's disc division clarified that its Thalgau plant will produce only 10 percent fewer discs in 2028, not 90 percent fewer as was previously reported. The correction was shared by an unnamed Sony DADC spokesperson with games journalist Brian Crecente, two months after initial reports suggested the facility was already being repurposed. Sony's broader plan to phase out physical video game discs by January 2028 remains unchanged. The clarification suggests the transition away from disc production will be more gradual than earlier coverage implied.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

GOG offers printable big box templates to preserve classic PC game packaging

GOG has launched a preservation initiative allowing users to recreate classic 'big box' PC game packaging at home. The platform is offering downloadable printable templates that replicate the iconic oversized boxes once common in physical PC game retail. The initiative also includes downloadable 3D models of classic game boxes for digital desktop display. The move is aimed at celebrating and preserving gaming history for collectors and enthusiasts. No physical products are being sold — all materials are available digitally through the GOG platform.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Microsoft Releases Unusually Large Patch Bundle Amid AI Threat Concerns

Microsoft has issued a notably large set of security patches this month, according to a report by Ars Technica. The release is driven by anticipation of a growing wave of AI-assisted cyberattacks. Security teams are working proactively to close vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by increasingly sophisticated automated tools. The scale of this patch cycle reflects the heightened urgency within the cybersecurity community around AI-enabled threats.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Anthropic Warns Users After Hackers Found Stealing Claude Account Tokens

Anthropic has issued a warning to users following reports of unauthorized token consumption on Claude accounts. The issue came to light when a subscriber noticed his account was using tokens despite him not being active. Hackers appear to be gaining access to user accounts and exploiting their allocated tokens. Anthropic has since acknowledged the threat and alerted its user base to the security risk.

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TechnologyBBC Tech ·

OpenAI Claims Breakthrough on Navier-Stokes Equations, Sparks Controversy

OpenAI has claimed it made significant progress on the Navier-Stokes equations, a complex mathematical problem that has remained unsolved for around 90 years. The company says its AI system achieved this in approximately 88 hours. The announcement has rapidly drawn scrutiny and debate from the scientific and mathematical communities. Critics and experts have questioned the validity and scope of the claim, making it a subject of controversy shortly after it was made.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

OpenAI Claims AI Solved 90-Year-Old Navier-Stokes Math Problem

OpenAI announced on Tuesday that it has found a solution to the Navier-Stokes problem, a mathematical challenge related to fluid and gas flow that has remained unsolved for roughly 90 years. The breakthrough was reportedly achieved using an internal AI model more advanced than the recently released GPT-6 Astra, operating with 10,000 simultaneous agents. Training on the internal model began on August 28th, according to OpenAI. The Navier-Stokes problem is one of seven Millennium Prize Problems, each carrying a $1 million reward for a verified solution. The claim was first reported by The New York Times and Wired before OpenAI published its own blog post.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

The Exploration Company raises $450M in record European space Series C

The Exploration Company (TEC) has secured $450 million in a Series C funding round to develop reusable spacecraft. The company claims this is the largest Series C funding round ever raised by a European space company. TEC aims to use the capital to build and scale its reusable spacecraft technology. The fundraise positions the company as a significant competitor in the commercial space sector, taking on established players like SpaceX.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Rivian's Also e-bike deliveries hit delays, prompting apology to customers

Rivian's micromobility spinoff, Also, has apologized to customers for delays in shipping its highly anticipated TM-B electric bike. The TM-B, unveiled last year, drew widespread attention for its unconventional design featuring a USB-C chargeable battery, a removable seat post, and a software-controlled pedal-by-wire system. The company had initially committed to a delivery timeline that it has since been unable to meet. Also attributed the holdups to unexpected production bottlenecks stemming from the bike's advanced, high-tech feature set. Customers who pre-ordered the TM-B have expressed frustration over the lack of a firm new delivery date.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Razer BlackShark V3 Pro Gaming Headset Drops to $164.99 at Woot

The Razer BlackShark V3 Pro, a high-end gaming headset featuring active noise cancellation, is currently on sale at Woot for $164.99, down from its regular price of $249.99. The Xbox-branded model is the most versatile option, offering compatibility with PlayStation, PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices in addition to Xbox. Compared to its predecessor, the V2 Pro, the newer model adds ANC and simultaneous 2.4GHz and Bluetooth audio, though buyers should note the deal comes with only a 90-day Woot warranty. The headset connects primarily via a low-latency 2.4GHz USB transmitter and also supports Bluetooth 5.3, making it usable as everyday headphones with its removable boom mic. A special 2XKO edition is available at an even lower price of $149.99 for fans of the Riot Games title.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

OpenAI Adds Sketch Tool to ChatGPT, Turning Doodles into AI Images

OpenAI announced ChatGPT Images 2.5 on Tuesday, introducing a new feature called Sketch that lets users generate AI images from hand-drawn doodles. Users can activate the tool by typing @Sketch in the chat box, which opens a drawing canvas within ChatGPT. The sketch is then used as a visual reference, and ChatGPT generates a detailed image based on additional text instructions provided by the user. Testing showed the feature could transform a rough mouse-drawn doodle of a cat into a realistic photo. The update also allows users to leave comments directly on specific parts of generated images.

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