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The Mythos-class model is public now, with failovers, misuse classifiers, and a 30-day log retention shift for some orgs.
A Nature Electronics March 2026 study shows ultrasound-based motion sensing turning a wrist into real-time robotic control.
Google adds a real-time speech-to-speech model with lower latency, better tone matching, and security watermarks.
Anthropic’s Mythos-linked model steps into public view, raising immediate questions about governance, risk, and who gets control.
Attackers used GitHub commit search for command execution and credential theft, forcing defenders to detect at application behavior level.
A cheaper Google AI Plus tier can lower your bill without sacrificing the Drive cloud storage you already rely on.
The flash-based architecture breaks the DRAM bottleneck, but offload visibility is still a compliance question.
Apple’s latest macOS update makes Siri instantly accessible across the desktop, tightening the battle for AI-first computing.
Luis Fernando Velásquez-García says they used a printer with 27 µm pixels to build emitter arrays without cleanrooms.
The new generally available model aims to outperform prior Claude releases, while quietly limiting dual-use scenarios.
The DMA requires data access for rivals, and Apple says it blocks launching AI-powered Siri on EU iPhones and iPads.
A public release two months after a private debut rattled Wall Street, enabled by safeguards that block responses in specific high-risk areas.
