A 7.14 million barrel U.S. crude build left WTI near $107 because Cushing tanks and the SPR kept falling.
Merlin Camozzi’s The Snare follows an 18-year-old forced to become a police informant, then points at the real kids that system still uses.
China Telecom says AI agents will make inference 80 percent of compute by 2029, turning tokens into a utility bill Europe is still siting as factories.
CrowdStrike’s Falcon Guardian found 18,000 AI agents against 300 approvals, then registered the rest as identities the company now issues.
Paul Christiano joined OpenAI's Foundation Board as a non-voting observer while warning the company is not on track on catastrophic loss of control.
Arm AI Portal launched September 8 with Qwen, Gemma, and YOLO, plus an MCP feed so Copilot and Codex can pick Arm-tuned models themselves.
OpenAI says 10,000 agents proved a forced Navier-Stokes blowup in 88 hours, yet Clay still lists the problem unsolved and two mathematicians dispute the credit.
Cisco Talos found ClickFix campaigns that paste JavaScript into Chrome and pull DLLs over WebDAV, using Google Sheets and blockchain contracts as command channels.
Dunes Aviation wants Rs 3 crore from Nora Fatehi for calling its CJ2 a Lego airplane, while its site still lists her as a trusted icon.
Australia's TR 2026/2 treats many intra-group software and cloud fees as royalties, with a five-zone audit grid that can reach payments after 1 July 2021.
China’s Supreme People’s Court told judges AI apps need not scan every prompt, while unauthorized face and voice clones can be stopped by injunction.