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👀 Anthropic set to launch new AI models
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- Anthropic is reportedly preparing to launch new versions of its Claude Opus and Sonnet models in the coming weeks, aiming for enhanced capabilities.
- These updated AI systems will possess greater autonomy, smoothly blending independent reasoning with the ability to use external tools to complete complex assignments with less user guidance.
- The forthcoming Claude iterations can self-correct during tasks such as coding or analysis, reflecting a broader industry movement towards more independent and problem-solving artificial intelligence.
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🏭 Trump tells Apple to stop building iPhones in India
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- President Trump reportedly told Tim Cook he was unhappy about Apple's suppliers increasing iPhone assembly in India, demanding the tech giant build its products in the United States.
- Despite Trump's statements, Apple does not own its manufacturing partners like Foxconn, which are independently expanding their device production capabilities in India to diversify operations.
- Companies that supply Apple are moving facilities to countries such as India and Vietnam to lessen reliance on China and minimize tariff effects, making a US return unlikely.
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🚗 Apple's new CarPlay Ultra is here
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- Apple is launching CarPlay Ultra, its next-generation in-vehicle experience, initially available with new Aston Martin purchases in the US and Canada.
- This updated system enables drivers to manage car functions like radio and climate using various inputs and adds customizable widgets for displaying essential information.
- The software deeply integrates with a vehicle’s screens, including the instrument cluster for gauges and iPhone data, requiring an iPhone 12 or newer with iOS 18.5.
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✨ OpenAI’s flagship GPT-4.1 model is now in ChatGPT
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- OpenAI's latest GPT-4.1 model is now available to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team subscribers, with Enterprise and Education customers expected to receive access shortly.
- The more efficient GPT-4.1 mini is becoming the new default artificial intelligence for all ChatGPT users, including those with free accounts and paid subscriptions.
- Both new AI iterations offer improved coding performance, better instruction following, and a substantially larger one million token context capacity for handling more extensive prompts.
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🛡️ Coinbase data breach exposes customer info and government IDs
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- Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase reported a security incident where external contractors and some staff members stole customer data, including names, addresses, and emails for malicious actors.
- This security event is projected to cost the digital currency platform between $180 million and $400 million, though the firm will compensate affected users for their losses.
- Coinbase chose not to pay a $20 million ransom demand, instead notifying law enforcement, establishing a reward, and terminating the overseas personnel implicated in the data theft.
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🫠 Apple adds scare screens to EU apps using third party payments
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- In the European Union, Apple is adding distinct visual warnings to App Store listings for applications that direct users to non-Apple payment options.
- The cautionary messages emphasize that these external payment methods operate outside Apple's secure infrastructure and lack features such as consolidated purchase records.
- This approach coincides with ongoing scrutiny from European regulators concerning Apple's use of intimidating pop-ups when users attempt to install alternative app stores.
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