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A Saudi engineer at OpenAI is accused of planting a hidden recorder in an executive meeting room. He allegedly hid the device inside a toilet paper roll and plugged it into a TV's USB port. The FBI is investigating, and he could face up to five years in prison. OpenAI says no model weights or customer data were leaked.

A U.S. court has told OpenAI to turn over hiring records and interview materials in Apple's trade secret lawsuit. The company has five days to submit some documents and two weeks for the rest. At stake: how far tech giants can go when recruiting talent—and where the line between competition and confidential information really sits.

Jensen Huang is putting another $2 billion into Europe, on top of $8 billion already spent. He met Macron, backed four French startups, and made it clear: Europe needs to get in the game. But with public worries about AI risks and energy use, will this gamble pay off?

Deloitte's survey of UK finance chiefs reveals a startling reality: over half plan to cut jobs as AI takes over within a year. Yet most admit the tech hasn't delivered. As youth unemployment climbs to its highest in over a decade, the government promises no worker will be left behind—but can that hold true?

OPPO is partnering with Manus to bring agent capabilities to its AI Mind Pilot, letting phones handle multi-step tasks like trip planning and presentation creation. The feature debuts on the Find X10 series with ColorOS 17. Privacy remains a priority, with on-device processing and user consent for cloud tasks. This move signals a shift from Q&A to real task execution.

OpenAI and Higgsfield have joined forces to push AI video generation to new heights—now you can create seamless 10-minute videos. By integrating GPT-6 Astra, the system acts like a virtual director, keeping characters and scenes consistent throughout. Plus, GPT-Image-2.5 ensures text and graphics look sharp. This means small businesses can produce quality videos without breaking the bank. Get ready for a wave of longer, more professional AI-generated content.

Did Apple just accidentally reveal its next big smart home move? A quiet tweak to the HomePod's product page suggests the full-size speaker might soon tap into Siri AI. Meanwhile, the HomePod mini 2 will get the feature later via software update. Here's what we know so far.

Google just opened its flagship Argon AI model to developers worldwide. Priced at $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens, it undercuts rivals like OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra. But can it deliver on coding and robotics? Google says yes, pointing to internal successes and a humanoid robot demo. Prices double in December, so early adopters get a bargain.

A federal judge just handed Apple a partial win in its trade secret spat with OpenAI. The court says OpenAI must quickly turn over recruitment records—think interview lists, scripts, and chat logs—as Apple claims former employees taught others what to bring to interviews. But not all requests made the cut. What does this mean for the looming hardware battle?

Apple just crashed the smart home party with four new products, all powered by a smarter Siri AI. From a 7-inch HomeView display to a refreshed HomePod mini, a beefed-up Apple TV 4K, and a lineup of LG and Schneider smart devices, the company is betting big on your living room. Pre-orders are live, but the EU will have to wait.

OpenAI is reportedly in early talks to acquire cybersecurity company Trail of Bits. The move would bolster OpenAI's defenses against AI-specific threats like jailbreaks and data leaks. While financial terms remain undisclosed, the deal highlights growing concerns over AI security as models become more powerful.

Samsung is set to launch its first AI smart glasses in November 2026, weighing just 41 grams and powered by Google's Gemini. With a sleek design and impressive specs, they'll compete with Meta and Apple in the booming smart glasses market. Starting at $499, they'll be available in the US through Samsung and partner brands like Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Can Samsung steal the spotlight?

Doubao Mobile Assistant's public comment period for its Screen Automation Execution Protocol has wrapped up. Now, the assistant will gradually let third-party apps control your screen—but only if they haven't refused. What does this mean for your privacy? We break down the changes and what developers can still do.

OPPO has partnered with AI agent platform Manus to bring task-completing AI to its upcoming Find X10 series. Instead of just answering questions, the new AI Mind Pilot understands your goals, breaks them into steps, and delivers results—like organizing trip plans or creating a PPT from your photos. And yes, your data stays private unless you say otherwise. The feature debuts with ColorOS 17.

Tencent's WorkBuddy now lives right inside Enterprise WeChat as a contact. It can handle messages, documents, meetings, and more. Over 14 million companies can add this AI assistant to their daily workflow. Want to know how it works? Let's dive in.

In Shanghai, STEPX unveiled the Neo, a phone built from the ground up for AI. It packs a six-mic array, dual screens, and a native OS that remembers you. At 3999 yuan, it comes with 10 billion tokens a month. Is this the future of phones?

Forget chatbots that forget mid-sentence. Google DeepMind's new Gemini 4 Argon can generate a million tokens in one go—enough for entire codebases or lengthy legal briefs. It's already smashing benchmarks in software engineering and cybersecurity, and pricing starts at $2 per million input tokens. But is it ready for your toughest tasks? Early results suggest yes.

Rumors about Qwen Go! had everyone guessing, but the Qwen team just cleared things up: it's not a separate app you download, but a personal AI agent living inside the Qwen app. Want to try it? Apply through the in-app entry and wait for the rollout. Early testers have already used it to claim flight delay compensation, snagging 70 yuan. From booking venues to comparing prices, this assistant is getting hands-on.

Kling AI is heading to Los Angeles Tech Week on October 14, and it's bringing Kling 4.0. The new version promises better motion consistency and long-take storytelling. But the real story? AI video is moving from social media toy to enterprise production line. Kling is teaming up with Oxen AI and Obsidian Studio to prove it can work in real workflows. Can video models actually make money? Kling is taking that question straight to Hollywood.

Alibaba's 1688 just plugged into Accio, an AI e-commerce workspace. Now over 100 million buyers and a million factories can use smart tools that compare prices, negotiate, and manage multiple storefronts. The move, announced October 13, aims to streamline sourcing and selling ahead of Double 11. It's a big step in weaving AI through the entire supply chain, from factory floor to checkout page.