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Blueprints AI says it can draft permits in minutes
At TechCrunch Disrupt, the startup plans to show a new tool that turns sketches or PDFs into permit-ready plans, with licensed architects still signing off.
13.10.2026 11:03
Brad Smith backs UK-led AI regulation
The Microsoft president says AI needs global safety rules now and argues the UK has an edge over the US and EU in leading them.
13.10.2026 10:03
Why Digital Privacy Matters and How to Protect It
Digital privacy affects how your data is collected, shared, and used. Learn practical ways to improve online privacy and protect your accounts.
13.10.2026 09:03
Flock cuts staff as scrutiny of camera network grows
Flock will reduce its workforce by 18% through a voluntary program as criticism mounts over police access, privacy risks, and system accuracy.
12.10.2026 13:03
Voice AI still lacks a ChatGPT moment, execs say
At HumanX, leaders from PolyAI and Otter said voice AI still faces delays, transcription errors and trust issues despite heavy investment.
12.10.2026 12:03
Apple seeks Huxe hires and licenses its technology
A filing to EU regulators says Apple will offer jobs to some Huxe staff and get a non-exclusive IP license after the audio AI startup shut down.
12.10.2026 11:03
Nadella calls for an AI emergency brake
Satya Nadella says AI systems need stronger safeguards, including human-readable logs and a way for authorized people to pause models mid-task.
12.10.2026 10:03
How to Choose a Laptop for Work and Study
A practical guide on how to choose a laptop for work and study, with clear advice on screen size, battery life, performance, comfort, and portability.
12.10.2026 09:03
Natura unveils a $99 smart ring for AI agents
Interface combines AI-agent controls with health tracking, and Natura plans to add a $9 monthly subscription after a free trial period.
09.10.2026 13:03
Ex-CIA officer pleads guilty in fake program fraud
David J. Rush admitted to wire fraud after prosecutors said he used a fabricated CIA program to steal nearly $200 million in cash, gold bars and luxury good…
09.10.2026 12:03
Asos confirms data breach after fake app alert
Hackers used Asos’s own app to send an unauthorized warning after accessing a third-party platform. The stolen data includes names and contact details.
09.10.2026 11:03
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 turns to AI infrastructure
Ambrosia Energy and Bloom Energy executives will discuss how AI growth is straining power, cooling, and data center capacity at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.
09.10.2026 10:03
How Wi-Fi Works at Home and on the Go
A clear look at how Wi-Fi works, from radio signals and routers to speed, coverage, and security in everyday wireless internet use.
09.10.2026 09:03
Apple reportedly expands smart home plans with LG
Bloomberg says the companies are developing a smart lock, thermostat, doorbell, cameras and a floodlight to work with Apple’s upcoming hub.
08.10.2026 12:03
Tony Fadell says early AI gadgets missed the point
Speaking at MIT Future Fest, the iPod co-creator said first-wave AI devices chased novelty, not real needs, and failed to earn user trust.
08.10.2026 11:03
Healthleap raises $38M for hospital risk alerts
The startup says its AI now runs in more than 50 hospitals, scanning records for signs of malnutrition, delirium and other risks.
08.10.2026 10:03
What Is Machine Learning and Why It Matters
What is machine learning in simple terms? This clear guide explains how it works, where it shows up, and what beginners should understand first.
08.10.2026 09:03
LibreOffice says AI will stay out of default install
The Document Foundation says privacy, local data control and full offline use matter more than adding generative AI to LibreOffice right now.
07.10.2026 11:03
Anthropic expands Claude startup program
Eligible young companies can get a free year of Claude Team, $1,000 in API credits, plugin-building tools and office hours with Anthropic.
07.10.2026 10:03
How Recommendation Algorithms Work in Practice
A practical look at how recommendation algorithms work, what signals they use, and why they shape the content, products, and posts people see.
07.10.2026 09:03
Google pauses open source bug bounty over AI spam
Google put its open source vulnerability rewards program on hold after a surge in automated reports, saying most submissions were not valid.
06.10.2026 13:03
Danish government confirms CPR breach exposed 8 million
Officials said attackers stole names, addresses and CPR numbers after abusing a Danish company’s lawful access to the national register.
06.10.2026 12:03
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 examines AI model choices
The October event in San Francisco will focus on open vs. proprietary AI, multi-model products, and how those decisions affect cost and control.
06.10.2026 11:03
OpenAI brings visual ads to ChatGPT image results
The ads will begin later this month in the U.S., appear next to generated images, and come with expanded measurement tools and brand-safety pilots.
06.10.2026 10:03
OpenAI employee quits and says culture is broken
David Robinson says OpenAI’s safety work does not go far enough, arguing that internal habits and incentives must change as AI systems grow stronger.
05.10.2026 15:03
Federal judge says Flock search was unconstitutional
A Tulsa deputy searched a woman’s license plate history in Flock without a warrant, and the judge said later evidence must be suppressed.
05.10.2026 14:03
Laytr offers a private Pocket alternative on Apple
The new app saves links, files, and media on a user’s own device, syncs through iCloud, and lets former Pocket users import old archives.
05.10.2026 13:03
Apple tightens macOS access for AI apps
Apple plans stricter macOS controls around Full Disk Access, saying AI agents raise the stakes when apps can reach files, messages, mail, and history.
05.10.2026 12:03
Amazon says it ended NDAs for data center permits
AWS CEO Matt Garman said Amazon no longer uses NDAs with government agencies as criticism grows over secrecy, water use, power demand and pollution.
05.10.2026 11:03
Trump creates Super Intelligence Force on AI
Trump says the new federal group will coordinate AI policy, with Jay Clayton set to lead it and a 120-day report due on risks and opportunities.
05.10.2026 10:03