OpenAI Buys Odessia, the AI Travel Agent Its Models Helped Build

A decade after discontinuing its youth brand, Toyota brings Scion back as an experimental mobility lab. Its first production vehicle is a right-hand-drive mini pickup.

The AI lab shipped Claude Sheets, Claude Whiteboards, Claude Data, and a meeting assistant to all paid subscribers, sending Microsoft stock down 3 percent.

The payments giant has completed its purchase of the model-routing platform that handled 790 trillion tokens last month, cementing its bet on AI infrastructure.

Hidden product data reveals a $249 kit and $50 removable battery for SpaceX's next portable dish, but the company has not formally confirmed the hardware.

Amazon's Ring finally has an official ship date for its indoor flying security drone. The $250 device has been completely redesigned since the original 2020 announcement.

Apple's latest update fixes nine security flaws, including bugs that let attackers join group chats uninvited and Bluetooth devices pair without user interaction.

The company says the breach did not reach customer prompts, which run inside hardware-isolated secure enclaves. NEAR Protocol and other NEAR services remain unaffected.

A publicly released proof-of-concept called worse_query lets malicious apps read data from other apps on unpatched iPhones, putting locally stored seed phrases and private keys at risk.

The company's most capable models arrive two months after CEO Dario Amodei called for an industry-wide slowdown, with pricing cuts and a system card that flags new evaluation-awareness concerns.

Francis Davidson's team of eight shipped an IATA-licensed booking agent in five months using GPT-5.5 and Codex. Now the startup is folding into OpenAI.

The AI lab shipped Claude Sheets, Claude Whiteboards, Claude Data, and a meeting assistant to all paid subscribers, sending Microsoft stock down 3 percent.

The payments giant has completed its purchase of the model-routing platform that handled 790 trillion tokens last month, cementing its bet on AI infrastructure.

The company says the breach did not reach customer prompts, which run inside hardware-isolated secure enclaves. NEAR Protocol and other NEAR services remain unaffected.

The company's most capable models arrive two months after CEO Dario Amodei called for an industry-wide slowdown, with pricing cuts and a system card that flags new evaluation-awareness concerns.

A federal magistrate let negligent misrepresentation and breach-of-contract claims proceed over the '20x more usage' pitch. Anthropic has not responded publicly.