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Jun 11, 2026

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·VentureBeat

Surprise upset: GPT-5.5 beats Claude Fable 5 on brutal new Agents’ Last Exam benchmark

UC Berkeley RDI and more than 300 experts launched Agents’ Last Exam, a benchmark meant to test whether AI agents can complete long, economically valuable professional workflows. O...

Surprise upset: GPT-5.5 beats Claude Fable 5 on brutal new Agents’ Last Exam benchmark
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·The Verge

Framework delays its first Laptop 13 Pro shipments by a month

Framework told preorder customers that its Laptop 13 Pro, originally expected to ship in June, is now delayed by about a month. First-batch shipments are expected in July, with som...

Framework delays its first Laptop 13 Pro shipments by a month
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·The Verge

Apple’s new Siri AI knows when to shut up

Early hands-on impressions suggest Apple’s new Siri AI is notably concise, often answering without the cheery, expansive tone common in AI chatbots. The approach may be intentional...

Apple’s new Siri AI knows when to shut up
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·TechCrunch

xAI fired an engineer who raised alarms about Grok safety, new lawsuit claims

A former xAI engineer has sued xAI and SpaceX, claiming he was terminated for raising AI safety concerns about Grok. The lawsuit alleges the firing occurred just days before SpaceX...

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·TechCrunch

Why Andrew Yang is building instead of waiting for Washington

The article revisits Andrew Yang’s 2020 warnings that automation and AI could weaken the labor market and concentrate wealth, ideas that were once viewed as fringe. It notes that p...

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·smithsonianmag.com

How Sequoyah’s Cherokee syllabary transformed literacy so quickly that some initially suspected magic

Smithsonian recounts how Sequoyah, a Cherokee silversmith with no English literacy, created an 85-character syllabary that let Cherokee speakers read and write their language. Afte...

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·The Verge

Nearly a million passports and photo IDs were left unprotected on the public internet

A report found that nearly a million scans of passports, driver’s licenses, and other identity documents were accessible through public URLs without authentication. The exposed fil...

Nearly a million passports and photo IDs were left unprotected on the public internet
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