Arm Ships Neoverse CSS N4 Platform With 128 Cores per Die on TSMC N3P

TrinamiX, owned by BASF, alleges that Apple’s current Face ID system infringes several of its patents.

WhatsApp is building a feature that connects external AI agents to the app so users can chat with them and assign tasks.

New SAS research shows that organizations prioritizing trustworthy AI practices achieve stronger returns, yet 97 percent of users still override the technology at least occasionally.

OpenAI’s chief scientist stated that AI systems are advancing faster than humans can understand or manage them, and predicted that labs will choose to slow work on safety grounds.

Most new devices still withhold repair details from owners while manufacturers assign themselves top marks for compliance.

Switzerland has begun testing productivity applications from vendors other than Microsoft on federal workstations to keep its most sensitive data under national control.

Project Zenith adapts Windows 11 for developers and shows a route to versions that skip AI features entirely.

Executives who once treated artificial general intelligence as a clear threshold now describe the target as imprecise and hard to measure.

Linus Torvalds attributes the scale of a recent kernel release candidate to artificial intelligence in a follow-up to his own self-criticism over a failed system upgrade.

OpenAI published a post on September 6 describing how its own coding agents are altering experiment velocity and task handling inside the lab.

Nvidia's purchase of the open-source model platform may lock developers into vendor-specific ecosystems rather than shared infrastructure.

Linus Torvalds has tagged the second release candidate for the upcoming 7.3 kernel, noting higher-than-normal fix activity in networking, file systems, and graphics drivers.

WorkOS Relay stores access tokens at the provider rather than handing them to agents, limiting exposure if a session is compromised.

An unofficial power utility for Windows 11 has moved to a native implementation that adds multiple new features and promises a richer overall experience.

Jakub Pachocki examines the alignment problem posed by increasingly capable systems and urges coordinated international action.

Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft, claiming unauthorized use of their articles for AI training and reproduction of passages in model outputs.

German startup Spectrum vehicle reaches orbit on its second attempt after a March failure, launching from a Norwegian site.

Emulation progress on PlayStation 5 titles has reached a point where Grand Theft Auto V now renders at 40 to 60 frames per second on PC hardware, though sessions end in crashes within minutes.

Neowin has compiled a list of the most notable features Microsoft is preparing for the next two major Windows 11 updates.

The federal government is examining whether the new Tesla robotaxi without steering wheel or pedals complies with existing vehicle safety rules.

Chrome continues to let Google domains bypass the browser's own site data controls.