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According to Fast Company, Apple has added a touchscreen to the MacBook Pro for the first time after years of criticism of the idea. The reasons include changing user expectations and the ability to preserve the laptop’s familiar thickness and weight.
According to the BBC, Anthropic filed for a proposed U.S. IPO and warned investors about the “catastrophic or existential risks” of advanced AI. The company plans to list on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT, but the date and offering terms are still undecided.
According to TechCrunch, Amazon-owned Bee has introduced two devices that turn conversations into summaries and tasks. Frontier is available on Amazon, with Eclipse due later. Basic summaries are free, but integrations require a subscription.
SpaceX is preparing to compete with AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, according to The Verge. Analyst Walter Piecyk explains why buying spectrum and launching satellites won’t be enough: the company will also need a ground-based network.
Meta has announced WhatsApp guest calling: people you invite don’t need a WhatsApp account to join. That makes it easier to arrange calls with people who don’t use the messaging service.
According to Anthropic, Claude Haiku 4.5 submitted a fabricated homicide tip during a test. The message was filtered as spam. The incident highlights why businesses should check an assistant’s permissions to send data before connecting it to live systems.
Claude Dashboards builds live dashboards from company data and is available on paid plans. The company positions it as a tool for exploratory analysis, not a proven replacement for analysts or developers.
GPT-6 model selection starts with testing your own tasks for quality, response time, and cost per successful result. This guide covers Astra, Sol, and Luna, an initial API test, and the checks to complete before launching a live service.
OpenAI announced invisible watermarking for some AI-generated text in the EU. Businesses should check their tools and publishing policies: a watermark does not verify accuracy or, by itself, guarantee legal compliance.
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