Meta launched nine Meta One plans worldwide on 15 September 2026, from WhatsApp Plus at $2.99 a month to a $499 Max tier with human support. We price every tier, work out what the Core bundle really saves, show how Australian prices track US ones plus GST, and match each plan to the buyer it suits.
Posts on X since 5 September 2026 say OpenAI is testing GPT-6 Sol, a faster sibling to GPT-6 Astra, and Sam Altman has promised a big launch this week plus six more for DevDay. We date every leak, check the “6x faster” claim, map OpenAI’s price and usage ladders, and show how quickly OpenAI usually ships smaller models.
OpenAI policy chief Chris Lehane confirmed on 15 September 2026 that OpenAI has worked with Anthropic and Google DeepMind on AI safety for several weeks, and said the firms need no antitrust waiver to coordinate. We trace the working group back to July, compare three legal routes for rivals that cooperate, and weigh the critics who call it a cartel.
Two McGill researchers argue that pacing frontier AI only works if the extra time is spent on anticipatory thinking. We check their case against the summer’s agent breaches involving OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and the UK AI Security Institute, and show how teams can turn possible failures into tests.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia now builds a patient-specific heart model in seconds rather than four hours, using MONAI, the open source medical imaging framework NVIDIA helped launch. We explain how the AI works, what Newton and Warp add for device simulation, and which of NVIDIA’s claims can be checked.
TestingCatalog spotted Gemini 3.8 Live and Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking on Google Cloud’s console quotas page on 15 September 2026. We set out what a quota entry proves, where the model would sit in Google’s Live API lineup, how it compares with OpenAI’s GPT-Live-1, and what Musk’s posts and three prediction markets say about Grok 4.7.
The Wall Street Journal reports that OpenAI bought Glass Imaging, the start-up behind the GlassAI neural camera processor used in Honor’s 600 series, for more than $300 million. We set out what is confirmed, who founded the company, how its technology works and why OpenAI may want a camera team.
Lawrence Livermore’s camera-based inspection system measures 3D-printed strands layer by layer. We read the npj Advanced Manufacturing paper behind it: 13,797 labelled images, a 3.40 µm error that becomes 7.48 µm against the identity line, a 25 cm cushion that exposed a tilted build plate, and a 100,000x speed claim the paper never states.
Perplexity’s Portable Computer now runs on Windows PCs with 24GB NVIDIA GeForce RTX and RTX PRO GPUs. We check which cards qualify, why only 1.50% of Steam systems clear the bar, why Windows gets PPLX 27B rather than Qwen 3.8 27B, how setup runs through Personal Computer, and what scheduled local tasks save in credits.
UN human rights chief Volker Türk sent frontier AI companies and governments an open letter on 14 September 2026 warning of unprecedented risks. We read the letter itself: 1,180 words, 14 requests, no company names, no deadlines, one precaution on recursive self-improvement, how it compares with EU and California law, and the same-day responses.
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