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SoundCloud AI music just got its shortest possible supply chain. The platform has added an integration with ElevenLabs, the voice-and-audio AI company behind ElevenMusic, so songs generated inside ElevenLabs can now be published straight to SoundCloud instead of being exported, downloaded, and re-uploaded by hand. The deal comes with a nudge: SoundCloud Artist Pro subscribers […]

A single automated run by OpenAI’s cyber model found 948 working Linux kernel exploits in mid-October 2026 — every one of them lifting an unprivileged local user to root on a stock desktop distribution. As disclosures of Linux kernel exploits go, it is the largest machine-generated haul ever documented. The effort belongs to OpenAI’s Patch […]

A pile of Nvidia chips roughly 600,000 units tall is sitting in Hong Kong, a few hours’ drive from the customers who want it, and it is going nowhere. The Nvidia chips in that pile are H200s, the most advanced Nvidia chips the company is allowed to sell abroad under current US rules, and according […]

A finished film used to arrive at the end of a pipeline: script, storyboard, shots, voiceover, music, subtitles, edit – six tools, five exports, and a character whose jacket changed color between takes. MOVO AI collapses that pipeline into a chat. The product pitches itself as an AI video agent: you describe an idea, and […]

There is a new pitch in the crowded market for AI resumes: talk for twenty-five minutes and let the machine write the document. Resumondo, a freemium builder that Aixploria lists among the year’s notable tools, imports a resume from a PDF, a Word file or a photograph, tailors it to each job posting, and keeps […]

Four days after Americans punished data centers at the ballot box, OpenAI has told the country it intends to be a better neighbour. The company published a National Community Compact setting out what residents should get from every OpenAI data center campus it owns and operates, alongside a Compute Campus Policy Blueprint proposing rules for […]

An internet comedian spends his days making artificial intelligence look ridiculous, and the biggest companies in the world now want in on the act. Matt Husk films himself making deadpan requests to ChatGPT’s voice model – count to 100, beatbox, time a run – and lets the bot’s very human-seeming failures play out in front […]

Optical computing has spent decades promising to relieve AI’s appetite for electricity, and a new result from the University of Tokyo suggests the bottleneck was never the light – it was the training algorithm. A joint team including researchers from NTT redesigned both halves of the problem at once: how a physical system learns, and […]

Moonshot AI has released Kimi K3.1 Pro, the first model of its new K3.1 series and the strongest open-weight model the company has ever shipped: a 3T-class system with a one-million-token context window, aimed squarely at coding, 3D creation, financial research, and long-running agentic work. The launch is unusual in two ways. Moonshot published side-by-side […]

Data center opponents turned out to be the sharpest political force in the 2026 US midterm elections. Democrats gained seven Senate seats and 25 House seats to take both chambers, and the most transferable issue inside their coalition was plain opposition to the giant data center campuses rising beside their towns. Investors noticed within hours. […]