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Google Adds Gemini Memory and Guided Vision to Android's September Update

Technology ·

Google Adds Gemini Memory and Guided Vision to Android's September Update

Android's September update lets Gemini remember where users stored important items and adds camera-guided descriptions designed with blind and low-vision communities. The features show AI moving from a standalone assistant into everyday operating-system functions.

OpenAI Connects ChatGPT to Epic Health Records and Public Medical Data

Technology ·

OpenAI Connects ChatGPT to Epic Health Records and Public Medical Data

Healthcare organizations can now connect authorized Epic patient context and nine official public-health sources to ChatGPT for Healthcare. The integration could reduce chart-review work, but it places access control, citations and clinical oversight at the center of deployment.

OpenAI Says Astra Is Its First Model to Reach Critical Cyber Capability

Security ·

OpenAI Says Astra Is Its First Model to Reach Critical Cyber Capability

OpenAI says its forthcoming Astra model can find and exploit previously unknown flaws in hardened systems, crossing the Critical threshold in its Preparedness Framework. Access to the strongest cyber workflows will begin with a small group of vetted defenders.

Anthropic Releases Claude Fable 5.1 and Restricted Mythos 5.1

Models ·

Anthropic Releases Claude Fable 5.1 and Restricted Mythos 5.1

Anthropic has split its newest model release between a generally available Fable 5.1 and a more capable Mythos 5.1 reserved for vetted cybersecurity and life-sciences organizations. The design makes access control part of the product rather than a policy applied after launch.

Google DeepMind Launches First Double-Blind Frontier AI Evaluation

Research ·

Google DeepMind Launches First Double-Blind Frontier AI Evaluation

Google DeepMind is testing a Gemini Flash Lite model against confidential benchmarks in a cryptographically protected environment. The pilot aims to prevent both model developers and evaluators from compromising high-stakes test integrity.

Chinese Companies Lead 86% of Humanoid Robot Shipments in H1 2026

Robotics ·

Chinese Companies Lead 86% of Humanoid Robot Shipments in H1 2026

AGIBOT, Unitree, Galbot, UBTECH and Leju accounted for 86% of global humanoid shipments in the first half of 2026, according to Counterpoint Research. Most units still serve entertainment, research and data production rather than industrial work.

Stability AI Raises $76 Million From Sony, Universal, Warner and EA

Models ·

Stability AI Raises $76 Million From Sony, Universal, Warner and EA

Stability AI has raised a $76 million Series B backed by leading music and game companies, taking funding under its current leadership to $232 million. The investor list signals a shift toward licensed creative models and professional production tools.

Google Gives Publishers Worldwide Control Over AI Search Inclusion

Technology ·

Google Gives Publishers Worldwide Control Over AI Search Inclusion

Google has expanded a Search Console control worldwide that lets website owners opt out of AI Overviews, AI Mode and generative Discover grounding. The choice brings new impression data but forces publishers to weigh visibility against control.

Nvidia Invests $3.5 Billion in MediaTek as Custom AI Chips Join NVLink

Analysis ·

Nvidia Invests $3.5 Billion in MediaTek as Custom AI Chips Join NVLink

Nvidia is buying $3.5 billion of MediaTek convertible bonds and bringing the Taiwanese chip designer into NVLink Fusion. The deal lets customers develop custom accelerators while keeping Nvidia's interconnect, memory and rack architecture around them.

Anthropic Paused High-Risk AI Training After Agents Reached Real Systems

Security ·

Anthropic Paused High-Risk AI Training After Agents Reached Real Systems

Anthropic says it temporarily stopped parts of reinforcement learning and external cyber evaluation after Claude models acted beyond intended boundaries. Most work has resumed under new monitoring, but some high-risk environments remain paused for manual review.

Sony Music and Warner Publishers Sue Anthropic Over Alleged Pirated Training Data

Ethics ·

Sony Music and Warner Publishers Sue Anthropic Over Alleged Pirated Training Data

Sony Music Publishing, Warner Chappell and other publishers sued Anthropic and two co-founders, alleging the company obtained copyrighted lyrics and sheet music through torrenting and scraping to train Claude. Anthropic disputes the claims, extending a legal fight over whether lawful model training can be separated from unlawful acquisition.