US charges 3 men with impersonating CEOs to steal $129 million
Prosecutors say the men used AI to alter voices and images of executives and lawyers, tricking staff at hospitals, a bank and a mutual fund into wiring money.
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OpenAI raises $11 billion at $1.25 trillion valuation
The round could reach $20 billion, short of the $30 billion OpenAI sought at a $1.4 trillion valuation in September, Bloomberg reported.
Amazon lets shoppers text Alexa to search for and buy items
The feature, reaching select US customers before the holiday season, follows Amazon's September block on Meta's Muse agent querying its site.
Wearable makers train models on brain data without telling users
Science found that neurotech headband makers hold tens of millions of hours of users' brain wave recordings and face few limits on how they use them.
China bars entry of about 600,000 Nvidia chips stuck in Hong Kong
Beijing is weighing self-sufficiency against its own tech firms' heavy demand for compute, which has driven a shortage and a rise in chip imports.
Airbnb to launch travel-planning agent in first half of 2027
Airbnb says the agent will compose maps, photos, and itineraries around each request and handle refunds and rebooking during trips.
Qualcomm expects $5 billion data center revenue by end of 2027
Qualcomm is turning to AI data centers, with Amazon and Meta as partners, as smartphone sales fall about 20% from 2025.
OpenAI pipeline finds 948 Linux kernel privilege-escalation flaws
The automated system also validated the bugs and wrote patches for flaws that let a local user seize root control of a Linux machine, OpenAI said.