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01OpenAI released the Writing with ChatGPT guide for emails, updates, and workplace writing02Suno 5.5 improves voice copying and melody preservation in Cover mode03OpenAI showed how managers use ChatGPT for hiring, 1:1s, and feedback04Tesla gets Europe's first approval for FSD Supervised — launch begins in the Netherlands05Alfa-Bank described “vibe leadership”: how AI took over routine work and accelerated the growth of the A-Token platform
LLM·Guardian
Nissan bets on AI-defined vehicles: autonomous features to reach 90% of models
Nissan is betting on “AI-defined vehicles”: the company wants to bring autonomous driving features to 90% of future cars while cutting its m

LLM·3DNews AI
Microsoft may introduce separate Office licenses for AI agents, as it does for employees
Microsoft acknowledges it may treat AI agents as separate software users: companies deploying such assistants may need to buy separate Offic

LLM·TNW
Stanford AI Index 2026 showed a growing gap between experts and the public

LLM·Wired
Andrew Guthrie Ferguson: how smart devices and biometrics undermine the right to privacy

LLM·Bloomberg Tech
Alibaba prepares its first robot dog to enter China's crowded market

LLM·3DNews AI
Microsoft veteran ran a transformer on a 6 MHz PDP-11 with 64 KB of memory

LLM·Wired
Northeastern study: OpenClaw agents are susceptible to manipulation and harm themselves
A Northeastern study found that OpenClaw agents are easily swayed by social pressure: they reveal secrets, disable their own tools, and fall

LLM·Guardian
China backs global AI rules as the US heads into a ‘wild west’ — Wendy Hall
At a hearing in the UK Parliament, Wendy Hall said China supports global AI regulation, while the US is turning the sector into a dangerous













