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Moss Real-Time Search Layer Ships to 100+ Countries

Moss, a real-time semantic search layer for conversational AI, is now live in more than 100 countries, serving millions of voice minutes daily. This expansion highlights the growing demand for seamless integration of AI into everyday applications. Developers using Moss SDKs can enhance their products with advanced search capabilities, making it easier to build conversational interfaces that understand context and intent. The company is hiring a Senior or Staff SDK Engineer to lead the architecture and evolution of its SDKs, requiring extensive experience in Rust and other systems languages.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

Apple Sues OpenAI Over Trade Secret Theft

Apple just sued OpenAI for allegedly stealing its trade secrets. This isn't about some minor infringement; Apple is accusing OpenAI of using proprietary tech in their own products. If you're working on AI-driven devices or have a background in hardware, this could shake up your industry norms. The lawsuit includes claims that former Apple employees took confidential documents and used them to develop OpenAI's hardware product. Key details: the case was filed in February with no response from OpenAI; Apple is seeking an injunction against further use of stolen secrets.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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GPT-5.6 Sol Leads New Build-Off Lineup With $0.12 Cost

GPT-5.6 Sol has taken the lead in the latest AI model build-off, with costs as low as $0.12 per run and an average time of 62 seconds. Developers should pay attention because this could significantly impact budgeting for AI projects. The new models also include Meta's Muse Spark 1.1 and Grok 4.5, among others, each showing varying performance across tasks like the Rubik’s Cube solve and Calculator Digits.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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Red Hat Launches RHEL Long-Life Add-On for Decades of Support

Red Hat just launched a RHEL Long-Life Add-On that provides support for specific releases indefinitely—as long as you're willing to keep paying. If you're running mission-critical systems in heavily regulated sectors like finance or healthcare, this is huge. No more scrambling to migrate every few years due to vendor deadlines—now your software lifecycle can match your business needs. The add-on includes critical security patches and 24x7 support but requires an active RHEL Extended Life Cycle Premium subscription as a prerequisite.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft

Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI this week over alleged theft of proprietary technology by its chief hardware officer and other employees. If true, it could mean significant changes for the relationship between these tech giants and their respective AI strategies. The lawsuit claims that Apple's former employees encouraged others to bring confidential information when leaving Apple for OpenAI. This includes downloading files related to manufacturing complex circuit boards and attempting to replicate trade secrets in hardware development. Apple is seeking an injunction against OpenAI, aiming to halt any further alleged theft of its intellectual property. The company has hired over 400 former OpenAI employees since their partnership began in 2024, raising questions about the flow of information between these companies.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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ScrollPods: macOS App Lets You Scroll With Head Tilts

ScrollPods is a macOS app that allows users to scroll through content with head tilts, making it ideal for hands-free browsing. Created by someone looking for a way to soothe their baby while scrolling documents, the app has since gained traction among those seeking an accessibility solution. ScrollPods works seamlessly with compatible Mac models and headphones like AirPods Pro or Beats Fit Pro, requiring macOS 14 or newer. The app is responsive and customizable, offering sensitivity adjustments and acceleration speed settings.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Work With GPT-5.6

OpenAI just dropped ChatGPT Work, an AI agent embedded with GPT-5.6 that can manage your work calendar, schedule bug bashes, and even identify user churn causes. If you're a product manager or developer juggling multiple tasks, this could be a game-changer. It's powered by MCP-based plugins for Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, and GitHub, offering personalized onboarding based on your role. ChatGPT Work starts rolling out to Pro, Enterprise, and Edu users today.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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Quest Shipwreck Discovered in 2024

The Royal Canadian Geographic Society (RCGS) found the wreckage of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s final expedition ship, the Quest, off Canada's Atlantic coast in 2024. This marks over 60 years since the ship sank in 1962 during a mission to Antarctica. The discovery offers unprecedented insights into marine ecosystems and historical preservation challenges. Key details include $365,000 investment by RCGS for the search project led by CEO John Geiger, revealing that Quest is now an underwater ecosystem with various marine life forms thriving on its remains.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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Pokémon Go Celebrates 10th Anniversary in Times Square

Pokémon Go marked its 10-year milestone by hosting an epic battle event at New York’s Times Square. Over 2,000 players participated in a special raid featuring Mewtwo and other iconic Pokémon. This event showcases how Scopely, which acquired Niantic's games business last year, is keeping the game fresh and engaging for its massive player base. Since launch, over 800 million people have downloaded Pokémon Go, generating $1 billion in revenue for Scopely alone in 2025.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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Former Ransomware Negotiator Gets 70 Months for $75M Scheme

Former ransomware negotiator gets 70 months for a $75M conspiracy that involved providing confidential information to maximize ransoms paid by clients. This case highlights the risks of trusting third-party security firms with sensitive data, as DigitalMint was unknowingly involved in these crimes. The government is still offering up to $10 million for info on BlackCat administrators and affiliates.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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Residential Proxies Fuel AI Training Data Scrape Wars

Residential proxies are being exploited by shadowy actors to flood websites with fake traffic, aiming to gather data for AI model training. These attacks come from a vast network of compromised devices, often without the knowledge or consent of their owners. High-profile companies developing models ethically source their data, but others may use residential proxies to scrape web content. This issue impacts site operators who must balance defending against scrapers with maintaining user experience.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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Panel Votes to Strip MMRV Vaccine Recommendations

A panel of advisors has voted to remove federal recommendations for the MMRV vaccine, which combines measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella (chickenpox) protection. This decision was made without new data or clear reasoning, impacting private health insurance coverage and a federal program that provides vaccines to about half of American children from low-income families. The analysis published today in JAMA Network Open reveals the harmful effects on vulnerable US toddlers who rely on these programs for essential vaccinations.

Jul 10, 2026 · 3 min read

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