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RuntimeWire found two working Easter eggs in the government AI site's public code, plus a third trigger built around the Konami code.

OpenAI's Sol pricing changes put AI costs back in focus. These six options let you start without a subscription, with different limits on chat, coding and API access.

OpenAI introduced dots, GPT-6.1 Sol, new agent APIs and a $500 Pro subscription, while opening more of ChatGPT to developers and their businesses.

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The ruling keeps a separate legal challenge alive as CEO Dario Amodei defends limits on military uses of Claude and Anthropic contests the designation.

Bloomberg reports a preliminary $20B-$25B portfolio value and says the buyer group, which includes BlackRock-backed AIP, is preparing due diligence. No signed agreement has been reported.

The September 22nd penalty targets infrastructure built for a Nebius-Microsoft deal; DataOne co-founder Charles-Antoine Beyney previously sold data-center operator Etix Everywhere.

TechCrunch reported a 2026 inquiry into Comma.ai, but its linked NHTSA page is generic. The available PE16-007 document concerns Tesla and Mobileye; an NHTSA FOIA log separately lists a 2016 order to Comma.ai.

The company says deliveries begin after a first truck left the line in April; 50,000 units is the factory's planned annual capacity, not current output.

Outpost Technologies says its reusable CarryAll system can support orbital production and Earth return. It reports six MOUs for space-made fiber, while the agreements' details remain undisclosed.

NHTSA is examining three deaths, 11 injuries and whether Comma devices detected stopped vehicles, including when modified versions of its open-source software were running.

You Can See Everything follows Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before prison and across three years; A24 plans a theatrical release on October 16th.

The deposit-backed deal includes purchase rights for 50 more; Heart targets first flight in 2028 and airline service in 2031.

The August incidents involved modified gasoline-powered Toyota Highlanders, not Zoox's electric robotaxis. An OSHA letter cited as many as 40 potentially exposed workers.

Eric Blossom's 25-year-old SDR project enters OCUDU as the Linux Foundation initiative builds a shared stack for 5G and 6G research.

The Kremlin clip undercuts Russia's technology-sovereignty campaign, though it does not prove the software was pirated or the computer violated Russian law.

President Satoshi Asahi is steering policyholder capital toward project finance, though the 2 trillion yen plan covers more than US data centers.

TypeSafe's new model gives up text generation entirely. That sounds like making an LLM dumber. It may be exactly why Jev is useful.

This is a competition, and we intend to keep running it. Round one put five shipped “coworkers” through the same Friday: an inbox, a patio dinner in Austin, a $25 cable tray, a live HN tab, a paused weekly digest, and two traps. One took the table at 4/5. Nobody got the keys to the house overnight.

Karel Baloun used the AI agent for family logistics, research, travel and document analysis. Persistent memory changed his workflow, while one 37,000-word report consumed 2.04 million input tokens and Meta's logging complicated the private-VM pitch.

MiniMax says the program will give developers access to models, infrastructure, tooling, credits and office hours, but neither side disclosed a commercial contract or production deployment.

The failure blocks the service's main entry point, while Wolfram's other public websites remain reachable.

Emil Michael's office is concentrating innovation programs around deployment, commercial adoption and measurable military use.

The optional code would let strangers message or call only when they know a user's X Number, while mutual follows and existing chats remain exempt.