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    OpenAI Releases GPT-6 Astra and Declares the Arrival of the AGI Era

    OpenAI has officially launched its newest flagship AI model, GPT-6 Astra, presenting major breakthroughs in autonomous computer use, coding, and cybersecurity. Company president Greg Brockman argued the release effectively marks the arrival of artificial general intelligence, though the model arrives with steep pricing and unprecedented security safeguards following a critical risk assessment.

    By NeuraFeed

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    Uber and Wayve Beat Rivals to London Streets With Supervised Robotaxi Service

    Uber and British autonomous driving startup Wayve have launched London's first commercial robotaxi service, beating Alphabet-backed Waymo to the British capital. The phased rollout utilizes all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles operating with licensed safety drivers behind the wheel. The launch marks only the second commercial deployment of robotaxis in Europe as British regulators finalize rules for fully driverless passenger transport.

    By NeuraFeed

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    Google Unveils Gemini 3.8 Flash and Cyber Twin to Accelerate Enterprise Agents and Software Defense

    Google DeepMind has introduced Gemini 3.8 Flash and Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber, rolling out its third Flash iteration in six weeks to target long-horizon coding, agentic reasoning, and autonomous cybersecurity. While the standard workhorse model is generally available for developers and consumers, the dedicated cyber edition is restricted to verified institutions and enterprise defenders under the newly launched Fairwind Program. Independent benchmark analyses reveal that while per-token pricing remains unchanged, the model expends more reasoning tokens on complex tasks, driving higher actual computing costs per workload.

    By NeuraFeed

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    Apple Accuses Former Engineer of Funneling Proprietary Schematics to OpenAI and Erasing Evidence

    Apple has submitted new forensic evidence in federal court accusing former engineer Chang Liu of downloading confidential circuit schematics and training an AI agent on proprietary data to benefit OpenAI. The filing alleges Liu orchestrated the destruction of forensic evidence with a colleague after learning about an internal company investigation. OpenAI fired back in its own court filing, asserting the dispute stems from sloppy offboarding procedures rather than trade secret theft.

    By NeuraFeed

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    Polymarket Users Hit by $3 Million Hack Through Compromised Third-Party Vendor

    Prediction market platform Polymarket confirmed that hackers stole user funds after a third-party vendor was compromised, injecting malicious code into its website. Blockchain monitoring firms estimate the losses at approximately $3 million in cryptocurrency, affecting at least 11 user wallets. Polymarket has stated it has contained the issue and will fully refund all impacted users.

    By NeuraFeed