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At WWDC 2026, Apple overhauled Siri with Apple Intelligence models tied to Google, plus new AI features and child safety updates.
The regulator removes the end-of-July clock, but holds the line on the first-generation constellation schedule.
His CNBC comments set a hard timeline for Perplexity’s public-market push as Anthropic moves toward an IPO.
After nearly a year of testing, Instagram says it will roll out drag-and-drop grid reordering to Android and iPhone.
Ask to Browse arrives, yet most Screen Time “new” features already existed or were upgrades.
At WWDC 2026, Apple tries to make AI feel native, privacy-first, and buildable without punishing dev budgets.
The iOS 27 beta all but confirms Apple is working on a foldable, reshaping timelines, bets, and supply-chain planning.
The TV analyst argues Nvidia’s sovereign AI push diversifies demand, shifting power from mega-cloud buyers.
As critics push back on feasibility, Musk argues SpaceX can solve orbital compute without wizardry, and faster than regulators expect.
Campus founder argues you need two to three hours weekly of continuous AI learning, not a one-time skill binge.
A new “state-externalizing” agent design lifts retrieval accuracy, and it’s already available under Apache 2.0.
Proofpoint links a North Korea-aligned phishing cluster to industrialized repo lures and wallet/credential exfiltration.
