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The government says a proposed regulator would enforce significant penalties under planned AI Standards legislation, while the review's criminal-law ideas, including a possible 'failure to prevent' offence, are still to be explored.
Reuters says it saw emails in which the company circulated a filing copy showing about 867 million shares at $70 to $80, then told bankers those pricing details were inaccurate and would be updated later.
The one-time add-on is for active subscribers in eight countries who have hit their monthly limit; reporters found a $49.99 U.S. price in Logic Pro, which Apple's own support page does not list.
The system checks research inference requests against a central job registry and is built to deny output if it goes down; OpenAI says it covers research infrastructure, while its external serving stack already has its own takedown capability.
An update to its October breach notice adds account and billing data, plus a second route in through a third-party cloud provider; Fireworks says payment card numbers were not affected.
A city hearing notice says SpaceX would build, own and operate the project's initial phases on about 444 acres, and is seeking a property tax abatement; generating capacity is not disclosed.
Fable 5.2 is available on paid plans and the API, Mythos 5.2 stays limited to vetted cyber and life-sciences groups, and Anthropic's science claims are its own.
The Texas startup, founded by Energy Department alumni, says its first Terrain unit is being built in Houston; the Wall Street Journal describes the modules as truck-shippable.
Meta prices its new agent model at $0.10 input and $0.50 output per million tokens on requests up to 200K input tokens; its efficiency edge over Claude Haiku 5.5 and GPT-6 Luna is a per-task claim from Meta's own charts, not a lower per-token price.
Outlets that saw the draft say it would curb manipulative design and addictive features ahead of the European Commission's planned November 11 presentation; it is a proposal, not law, and would still need the European Parliament and member states.
The New York Times reports that a Commerce export-control case was handed to the Justice Department after Nvidia's general counsel emailed investigators; the reports do not show the outreach caused the move.
In CBS's full transcript of his 60 Minutes interview, Trump said an unnamed leader of "one of the big" AI companies was told to "get ready to go to jail." He gave no name, date or conduct, and no confirmation has emerged.
The two eighth-generation systems target confidential inference and long-context work; Google's post gives no date or price, and 2027 availability comes from an executive interview.
The board is examining reports that Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort; his message admits an affair but names no one, and the underlying allegations remain unproven.
Disney Imagineering already uses two custom Adobe models in park development; the studio and ESPN work is described as underway, part of the deal is marketing, and no financial terms were disclosed.
Reuters, citing the Financial Times, describes Anthropic commitments covering 1.7 gigawatts of heavy-duty gas generators from OnePWR Solutions; independent confirmation remains limited.
Two tech outlets relayed Bloomberg reporting that Apple aims to make Siri track and continue goals more autonomously, with one journalist forecasting a possible shift as early as 2027.
Anthropic’s November 6 engineering post by Lance Martin defines agent memory as retained readable context and describes background dreaming that reflects on logs to correct notes and build linked structures, based on internal evaluations.
Meta describes Spaces as persistent, user-described interactive workspaces inside Muse, distinct from one-off answers, with sharing still exploratory.
The Qwen3.8-27B fine-tune changes responses on Nous’s own tests; the results do not establish neutrality or universal factual accuracy.