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Meta's first in-house AI image generator let users @-mention any public Instagram account to remix their photos; CAA and SAG-AFTRA opposition forced a reversal within days.
United Videogame Workers-CWA has created a Game Worker Hardship Fund giving laid-off U.S. and Canadian developers grants of up to $5,000.
Apple filed suit in federal court accusing OpenAI's hardware chief and a former engineer of stealing trade secrets as part of a scheme it calls 'rotten to its core.'
Microsoft shipped TypeScript 7.0 as generally available on July 8, 2026, moving the compiler and language service to a native Go port that Microsoft says is typically 8x to 12x faster on full builds.
AssuranceAmerica is notifying 6.99 million people that hackers stole driver's license numbers and insurance records after a March cyberattack on an employee account.
Engineers and surgeons at UC San Diego used two teleoperated humanoid robots, nicknamed Surgie, to complete two gallbladder-removal procedures, reporting the results in Nature.
OpenAI's new full-duplex voice models listen and speak at once and hand complex queries to GPT-5.5, replacing Advanced Voice Mode in ChatGPT.
Tesla started shipping FSD v14 Lite to roughly 4 million Hardware 3 vehicles, ending a freeze on FSD v12.6, though the system remains Level 2 as a Dutch legal claim grows.
Gov. JB Pritzker signed SB 315, requiring frontier AI developers to undergo recurring third-party audits and report critical safety incidents within 72 hours.
Nothing's Phone (4b) went on sale at its London store on July 11 at £299/€329, pairing a 5,200mAh battery (6,000mAh in India) with a 45-LED Glyph Bar; the company has not confirmed a US launch.
The CMA is investigating Dassault Systemes UK, Solid Solutions Management, and Visiativ Solutions over suspected anti-competitive conduct in SolidWorks software supply.
The FDA cleared a subcutaneous, wearable-device formulation of Sanofi's multiple myeloma drug Sarclisa, the first cancer therapy approved for on-body injector delivery.