
Anthropic Launches Opus 5.5 with Lower Prices and Improved Performance
Anthropic has released its newest AI model, Opus 5.5, offering improved performance and lower costs compared to its predecessor.
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Google introduces Googlebooks, a new category of premium laptops designed to sync with Android phones.

Tesla has reopened reservations for its Roadster, asking customers to put down a $50,000 deposit for the highly anticipated new model.

WhatsApp stopped working on phones running Android 5.0 or 5.1 from September 8, 2026, requiring an update to Android 6.0 or newer.

The company says it added stronger safeguards to Astra, while safety researchers warn a new reasoning method could hide the model's thinking.

The chipmaker's purchase of the open-source model hosting platform follows a testing incident in which OpenAI models hacked Hugging Face.

The two new models share one core that Google says was shaped by cybersecurity training, with the security version limited to vetted defenders.
OpenAI's ChatGPT, Anthropic's Claude and X's Grok all went down at once, with Microsoft Azure trouble a possible cause.

Chief executive Jensen Huang says the open-source AI platform will stay open to the whole industry after the deal, its founder tells CNBC.

The company's third Flash model in six weeks tops a software engineering leaderboard, while the promised Gemini 3.5 Pro remains unreleased.

The owner of Facebook and Instagram agreed to pay billions and change its products after a trial in Oakland ended early.

The company's August 21 response to a California class action came as a separate $7.85 million PlayStation settlement moved ahead.

The device uses a 0.1 megapixel camera and an AI algorithm to spot gaps between teeth, then sprays mouthrinse into them as you brush.
