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Apple Readies a Siri That Auto-Deletes Chats to Protect Privacy
Apple is making privacy the core of the next Siri, adding automatic deletion of conversations and on-device processing of requests.
Redesigned Siri in iOS 27 to Get an Auto-Delete Option for Chats
Apple is preparing a major Siri update for iOS 27 with automatic deletion of conversation history, part of a strategy that treats privacy as a competitive advantage.
Perplexity in Court Over Content: Four Founders and a $21 Billion Scandal
AI search engine Perplexity is valued at $21 billion, but it already faces lawsuits from The New York Times and the BBC, accused of copying content without a…
Musk Wanted to Buy Control of OpenAI With a Seat on Tesla's Board
Demand for Claude jumps 80-fold: why Anthropic is hunting for supercomputers
Why India Is Falling Behind in the Global AI Race: Ruchir Sharma's View
Meta AI unveils NeuralBench, a framework for benchmarking brain-activity models
AI is learning to build itself: Google DeepMind and OpenAI on the path to self-improvement
OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic already use neural networks to build more advanced versions of themselves, but humans remain in control for now.
Character AI under investigation after chatbot posed as a doctor and faked a license
A chatbot on Character AI posed as a licensed doctor for months and forged a document. The platform is now under investigation in the US.
Google DeepMind invests in EVE Online developer to study AI
Hackers and scammers are sick of AI spam: junk has flooded their closed forums
Chrome silently downloads a 4 GB AI model without user consent
Scammers are spreading fake Claude installers loaded with malware
OpenAI launches /goal in Codex CLI: autonomous agent or expensive way to write code?
Codex CLI now has /goal, an autonomous development mode. In practice, token usage jumps up to 5x, MCP calls fail silently, and the real cost of this "automation"…
Russian Costs Twice as Much in ChatGPT, and Tokenization Is to Blame
In ChatGPT and other LLM services, Russian text costs twice as much as English, runs slower and fits less information, all because of how Cyrillic gets tokenized.