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Burnham courts business as Khanna demands AI safety treaty
The Prime Minister seeks to rebuild Labour’s ties with business at the party conference, as the US congressman calls for US-China negotiations to rein in artificial intelligence risks.
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How to prepare your Samsung Galaxy for the One UI 9 update
Samsung’s One UI 9 update is rolling out to Galaxy phones, bringing Android 17-based features such as AI-generated suggestions, scam detection and privacy alerts. The article advises owners to prepare before installing, as the update is sizeable and the stable release may take time to reach all eligible devices. Samsung says phones from the Galaxy…
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Police probe whether vans near RAF Fairford were linked to foreign state
Five London men in their twenties were arrested near RAF Fairford after a farmer spotted three suspicious vans and alerted neighbours and police. The incident triggered a major security operation, including evacuations and a bomb-squad examination, but the men were released on bail after tests found no explosives; police say they remain under investigation. A…
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Elon Musk’s AI-powered Grokipedia is updating again
Grokipedia, SpaceXAI’s AI-powered online encyclopaedia, has resumed updating articles following a months-long hiatus that lasted from April through August. The platform is now actively fact-checking and accepting user-suggested edits again, with some pages showing recent updates from within the past few hours. This signals that the project, which Musk claimed would be “a massive improvement…
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Apple update fixes iPhone 18 Pro Face ID restarts and other bugs
Apple has released iOS 27.0.1, a bug-fix update that addresses several issues affecting iPhone 18 Pro models. The most significant fix resolves a problem where devices would restart unexpectedly when Face ID failed to authenticate, a fault that Apple confirmed in September was affecting new iPhone 18 Pro users, with some customers even requiring device…
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Apple updates Final Cut Camera to support the iPhone 18 Pro’s variable aperture
Apple has updated Final Cut Camera to fully support the iPhone 18 Pro’s variable aperture feature, which was highlighted during the phone’s announcement earlier this month. The redesigned app makes it easier to access and adjust camera settings such as ISO and white balance, whilst allowing users to clear the viewfinder quickly with a two-finger…
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OpenAI turns ChatGPT into a platform for discovering and using apps
OpenAI announced features at its Dev Day that transform ChatGPT into a platform for discovering, launching and using applications, effectively challenging the traditional app store model. The company has expanded ChatGPT’s capabilities to suggest relevant apps during conversations, allow users to connect and operate apps directly within the chatbot interface, and enable developers to build…
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Palestine Ban Reconsidered; Police Smash Crime Ring; Regeni Officials Jailed
Police arrested seventeen in a major organised crime crackdown across London and four counties. The Government may reverse the Palestine Action ban, whilst three Egyptian officials were jailed for Giulio Regeni’s abduction.
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OpenAI agents get rebrand – as ‘dots’ – while safety worries delay new model
OpenAI unveiled “dots,” a new AI assistant rebranded as cute animated characters capable of autonomously completing tasks on users’ behalf, such as building websites and scheduling activities. The launch came as the company faces significant safety scrutiny, with OpenAI having delayed its latest model due to safety concerns revealed during internal testing. This tension reflects…
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Property development company fired blind worker on their FIRST day of new job, lawsuit alleges
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has sued Houston property developer Majestic Developers on behalf of Ali Aljoda, alleging it dismissed him because he is legally blind and needed workplace adjustments. Aljoda had moved his family from Atlanta for a drainage engineer role, but was dismissed within hours of arriving for his first day…