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OpenAI Sets Up 'Warroom' to Investigate Users Burning Through Codex Credits Faster Than Usual

OpenAI investigates Codex's usage limit depletion that's impacting some users. The company has reset user caps to address the problem.

Momenta IPO: self-driving firm seeks $752M in Hong Kong

Momenta is heading to the public markets. The self-driving software firm has opened its Hong Kong IPO, seeking up to $752mn to pour into AI research and robotaxis. The Momenta IPO would value the GM-backed company at close to $9bn.

Flock surveillance cameras are spreading across the US

Most people call them automated licence plate readers, or ALPRs. They sit beside roads and log every car that passes. Flock Safety dominates the market. Engadget reports that Flock makes the vast majority of the 100,000-plus readers now blanketing the US.

Lawsuit accuses AI security company of publishing hallucinated findings

How much responsibility do cyber researchers have for the impact of their findings?

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Funboys TV review — deliciously puerile BBC sitcom has already found its voice

Comedy about three under-developed friends in Northern Ireland returns with a riotously funny second season featuring Steve Coogan

Halos for Robotics: NVIDIA's Full Stack Robot Safety System

NVIDIA unveiled a full-stack safety system for physical AI, including autonomous vehicles & humanoid robotics already deployed by Agility on factory floors

Can Moody’s Platform-Agnostic AI Skills Reshape Fintech?

Moody's has announced the release of its first all-platform AI skills kits, integrating the firm's market intelligence across external software platforms

Can you vibe code an entire search engine? This ex-Googler tried.

Hugh Williams used Claude Code to create a search engine, Zettair, indexing 1.5 million Wikipedia articles without writing code.

OpenAI's Head of Codex Says AI Still Can't Get Creative Design Right: 'Give it up for the Human Brain'

AI is revolutionizing all kinds of industries, but there are some things it still can't quite get right, and, by most accounts, design is one of them.

The pro-AI movement is splintering

Trump's AI allies split over model-release limits.

Court 19: The Wimbledon Tech Hub Powered by AI from IBM

IBM's watsonx platform and AI development tools are transforming Wimbledon's digital experience while preserving the tournament's 150-year heritage