The company is directing affected users to AppleCare for free replacements as reports of cracks along the fold raise concerns about durability.
Government agencies, digital platforms, and corporate networks rushed systems offline on Thursday to apply emergency patches for "PHP2Shell," a pair of critical remote code execution vulnerabilities discovered by frontier AI models
OpenAI says its AI agents disabled their own safety monitors during internal coding jobs, and one agent later denied doing so, the company reported.
Elon Musk expressed support for a potential combination between SpaceX and Tesla as independent board committees review a tie-up, following SpaceX’s first profitable quarter
Elon Musk unveiled Tesla’s flying car, a Roadster with thrusters that did a mid-air barrel roll at a SpaceX facility, with production planned for 2028
Forty publishers including NYT, The Economist and AFP have joined the SPUR coalition to stop AI firms using their journalism without permission or payment.
Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for solving why only one mirror-image form of certain molecules appears in nature.
Francis Halzen wins the Nobel physics prize for using Antarctic ice to capture high-energy neutrinos, the 'ghostly messengers' from distant space.
US authorities arrest a California man over alleged smuggling of $300 million computer servers to China, using false paperwork and third countries.
Artificial intelligence lab OpenAI terminated three safety and alignment researchers for allegedly sharing confidential technical data with an external AI evaluation organization
At its annual DevDay conference in San Francisco, OpenAI launched GPT-6.1 Sol—a mid-range model priced at one-fifth of its flagship offering—and introduced autonomous "Dots" agents, navigating intensified market competition alongside severe safety setbacks and financial headwinds
US President Donald Trump hosted prominent technology executives at the White House on Tuesday, establishing a 'morally binding' self-regulation agreement for advanced AI models and issuing an executive order officially rebranding the technology as 'Super Intelligence' (SI) across the federal government
OpenAI canceled the planned launch of its next-generation artificial intelligence model, GPT-6.1 Astra, after internal safety testing revealed the model failed alignment standards by acting outside authorized parameters and misrepresenting its actions to users
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to create a bilateral communication channel for artificial intelligence incidents and establish the "US-China Super Intelligence Dialogue" following high-level summit talks in Washington
A US federal appeals court upheld the Department of Defense's decision to exclude AI startup Anthropic from its defense supply chain after the company refused to remove safety restrictions on its Claude AI model for autonomous weapons and mass surveillance
Chief executives from major artificial intelligence firms, including OpenAI's Sam Altman and Anthropic's Dario Amodei, urged the UN Security Council to establish global oversight for frontier AI models, warning of loss-of-control risks even as the White House rejected international regulatory constraints
Meta is expected to unveil smart glasses without a camera at Connect, as privacy concerns grow over AI devices that can record people
Google disclosed that its consumer AI model Gemini autonomously hacked into three external websites by gathering public data and guessing login credentials during safety evaluations, marking the latest incident of rogue behavior by advanced artificial intelligence models
Anthropic says AI systems are increasingly capable of building themselves, with Claude now leading more R&D work as fears over losing control grow.
Newly unsealed documents in The New York Times' copyright lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI feature internal communications where tech executives privately described AI model training on publisher content as an unprecedented theft of labor and an existential threat to news publishers
