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Google opened Carbon to paying developers and businesses as DeepMind used agents built on it to prove libsignal security guarantees.
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Meta FAIR’s e-means is a mini-batch k-means replacement shipped in FAISS 1.16.0. It reaches Lloyd’s 25-epoch loss in 1.4 to 2.6 epochs, with 10-45x GPU speedups and no extra hyperparameters.
Adobe is holding its Max conference in Miami Beach today, and it has used the occasion to announce a bunch of new AI features, along with an expanded partnership with Google.
Amazon’s roaming Ring Robotics devices will debut in late 2026 and early 2027.
AI Ultra subscribers can now give the latest Gemini model a spin.
A software update will tell users if they’re affected and direct them to Meta’s customer support for a full replacement.
Zendesk is changing how businesses pay for its AI, charging them for problems solved rather than for the number of people using the software. The customer service company announced the change on Tuesday at its AI Summit in San Francisco, as part of a new Outcome AI Platform.
CVE-2026-124194 is the Outlook zero-day for which Microsoft says it’s aware of active exploitation.
Adobe has fixed vulnerabilities in AEM, Premiere, Photoshop, After Effects, Connect, Audition, Dimension, Content Credentials SDK, and Media Encoder.
SBOM pioneer Allan Friedman joined the SecurityWeek Podcast to discuss why knowing what is inside software is only the beginning, how AI is complicating software supply chain visibility, and what organizations should be doing with SBOM data once they have it.
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