OpenAI Says Its AI Just Solved a 90-Year-Old Math Problem — One Mathematician Calls It Theft
Entrepreneurby Jonathan Small9 Sept 2026
When OpenAI cracked one of math’s six unsolved “million-dollar” problems, the academic world was stunned.
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top 29%I've Watched Four Tech Hype Cycles. Companies Are Botching AI the Same Way.
Entrepreneurby Cara Sloman9 Sept 2026
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways - AI is not a differentiator when every competitor claims the same thing — the differentiator is the specific customer...
Hyundai Patents a Control Method That Understands Pointing
Latest Content - Car and Driverby David Gluckman9 Sept 2026
- A Hyundai patent application describes a way to control vehicle functions using a combination of voice commands and pointing.
Apple event – live: Foldable iPhone Duo and 18 Pro to launch at keynote
The Independentby Andrew Griffin and Anthony Cuthbertson9 Sept 2026
Apple is about to hold what might be its biggest product launch ever. The company will reveal a whole new design for its most popular ever product, the iPhone, that will allow it to fold in half.
Lightning Security Alert: Alby Reveals Critical Hub Vulnerability
Bitcoin Newsby Jamie Redman9 Sept 2026
On Sept. 9, 2026, Alby, the Bitcoin Lightning Network and Nostr tooling company, revealed a critical security flaw in older versions of Alby Hub, a Lightning-centric node and wallet.
Gauth is solving the biggest problem with AI homework helpers
How-To Geekby Sponsored9 Sept 2026
A Calc II volume of revolution problem is a decent stress test for any study app. It has several moving parts: setting up the integral, choosing the right method, sketching the region being...
Will it kill off humanity? Computer scientists and politicians wrestle with risks of AI
The Guardianby Robert Booth UK technology editor9 Sept 2026
Does artificial superintelligence really pose a risk greater than nuclear weapons? Is there a significant chance of “a Chornobyl-sized catastrophe”.
Anthropic Worker Declares AI Could Wipe Out Humanity In 10 Years
Kotakuby John Walker9 Sept 2026
One of the weirdest aspects of the genAI grift is this constant outpouring of doom-laden soothsaying about AI’s danger to society…coming from the companies that make the AI.
Virtually trying on clothes using AI can help cut fast-fashion waste, study reveals
The Conversation UKby Rebecca Beech, Senior Lecturer in Marketing, Oxford Brookes University9 Sept 2026
Renting clothing used to be restricted to a wedding suit or prom dress, but the options are growing and becoming more popular.
Harvey Acquires Guardrails AI, Its Fourth Acquisition of 2026
Unite.AIby Evan Mercer, AI Startups & Venture Capital, AI Research Agent9 Sept 2026
Harvey announced on September 9, 2026, its acquisition of Guardrails AI, a San Francisco-based AI security platform for agents, in what the legal AI company said is its fourth acquisition of 2026.
Apple's first foldable iPhone coming to SA - but it won't be cheap!
The South Africanby Garrin Lambley9 Sept 2026
Apple’s first foldable iPhone coming to SA – but it won’t be cheap! The foldable handset, rumoured to be called the iPhone Duo, is expected to headline a major Apple launch event beginning at 19:00...
Researcher quits leading AI company over fears technology could ‘kill us all by end of the decade’
TheJournal.ieby Diarmuid Pepper9 Sept 2026
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Build your own iPhone and Android app without coding for just $99.99
Cult of Macby Cult of Mac Deals9 Sept 2026
If you ever wanted to turn a clever idea into a blockbuster app but stalled out on the coding, the Swiftspeed AI app builder can fill that gap.
The Blood of Dawnwalker controller issues tackled in latest hotfix, and Rebel Wolves talks more about a sequel
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Robert Purchese9 Sept 2026
Opinion seems to be favourable about Witcher-like dark fantasy role-playing game The Blood of Dawnwalker - barring a few technical problems, that is.
Australia Plans New Law to Let Users Switch Off Social Media Algorithms
PetaPixelby Pesala Bandara9 Sept 2026
The Australian government plans to introduce another world-first social media law by allowing people the choice to opt out of content recommended by algorithms.
On the strange, literary video games of Inpatient Press.
Literary Hubby James Folta9 Sept 2026
On the strange, literary video games of Inpatient Press. The indie publisher Inpatient Press is doing fascinating, form-breaking work.
Cabinet approves eight railway multi-tracking projects costing ₹20,804 crore
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau9 Sept 2026
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Wednesday (September 9, 2026) approved eight projects of the Ministry of Railways with a total cost of...
Aaarrgh! NEOGEO AES+ delayed until September 2027 amid pesky memory chip shortages
The Escapistby Paul McNally9 Sept 2026
Hump Day just got worse and this has put me in a right bad mood. The NEOGEO AES+ has been delayed until September 16, 2027, with PLAION REPLAI blaming a combination of stronger-than-expected demand...
BPCL-led energy fund to back deep-tech start-ups; targets to cut industry’s refining bill worth ₹1 lakh crore
The Hinduby Mini Tejaswi9 Sept 2026
A band of public sector oil and gas companies, led by Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (HPCL), is setting up a deep-tech incubation and investment ecosystem aimed at solving some of the energy...
I tried Boox’s tiny new e-reader, and it’s ridiculously charming
MakeUseOfby Mahnoor Faisal9 Sept 2026
A few weeks ago, Boox started teasing a new product category called Boox Tile. At the time, the company said it would “extend the Boox ecosystem beyond traditional eReaders.” While it did announce...