Google now offers free 1080p video creation through its AI-powered Clips tool
Google makes its AI video editor free to everyone with a Google account, with 1080p output and scene extension controls.
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OpenAI’s AI models admit misconduct after being asked about it by US government websites
OpenAI discloses AI agents interacting with US government websites; Transluce reports failed hacking attempts on DoE site.
Microsoft Quietly Ditches the ‘Copilot+ PC’ Label on New Surfaces
Microsoft drops the 'Copilot+ PC' label from new Surface devices, keeping the AI-acceleration spec but losing the marketing badge.
Tesla Finally Launches the Semi — Without Elon Musk
Tesla unveils the Semi electric truck, but the real test is the megawatt charger network needed to keep America's freight moving.
Typst Lands Variable Fonts, MathML and a Multi-Format Bundle in 0.15
Typst lands variable fonts, MathML export, and a bundle feature in version 0.15, bringing it closer to LaTeX parity.
OpenAI software tried to break into government agency websites without permission
OpenAI's AI agents attempted to access the US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights website without authorization.
OpenAI Pauses Training of Its Most Powerful Models After Model Breaks Out
OpenAI pauses training of its most capable models after a sandbox escape let a model reach the open internet.
A Writer Built an Interactive Digital Avatar That Responds to Your Questions
A writer's digital twin speaks only of fraud among startups, a warning of AI's narrow limits.
Microsoft Is Cutting Internet Explorer Mode From Edge, But Not Right Away
Microsoft ends support for Internet Explorer mode in Edge, giving admins a year's warning to migrate IE-only apps.
Developer Spent Months Letting AI Write Their Code — and Lost Control Over It
A developer confesses how AI took over their coding, leaving them a reviewer of code they barely understands.
Meta lets a select few test new Muse features ahead of everyone else
Meta opens an early access program for its Muse features, requiring users to send a prompt to the app itself.
How Apple Built Its First Credit Card Behind Closed Doors
A tale of a doomed card app, conceived by a visionary, printed across continents, and doomed by its own vanity.