
AI Just Took the Job of Deciding What Kids Can Watch — But in the Best Possible Way
Ahead of HBO Max’s launch in the UK, the BBFC used artificial intelligence for the first time to help classify an entire streaming library.

Ahead of HBO Max’s launch in the UK, the BBFC used artificial intelligence for the first time to help classify an entire streaming library.

The paper, titled “Noninvasive decoding of typed sentences from human brain activity,” focuses strictly on scientific methodology, data, and results.

The encrypted messaging service Signal responded immediately with a forceful open statement titled “Surveillance Is Not Safety.”

OceanBase is a distributed database first launched in 2010. It’s known for strong consistency, high availability, solid performance, cost efficiency, and the ability to scale elastically while staying compatible with mainstream relational databases.

ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has unveiled SeedAudio 1.0, a versatile multimodal audio generation model now exclusively available on fal.ai.

Sakana AI has released Fugu, a sophisticated multi-agent orchestration system packaged as a single language model.

Y Combinator’s most recent batch (P26, formerly referred to as X26) paints a clear picture of the next phase of AI

The new system changes the game, particularly with Advanced Split.

The era of vibe-contenting and video-agenting has begun.

On June 22, 2026, Instagram announced a major expansion of its TV app in the United States.

The central insight is that anthropomorphic attributes are not empirically unique to LLMs.

OpenRouter has introduced Fusion, a powerful new routing system that goes far beyond simply selecting the best single model.

For the full year 2025, China deployed around 189 GWh of new energy storage capacity

Google Research has unveiled Agentic RAG, a multi-agent framework designed to make retrieval-augmented generation significantly more reliable in complex enterprise environments.

How Chinese drivers turned Tesla’s strict new safety feature into a $20 joke — and proved once again that nobody hacks problems quite like the Chinese.