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A 2–1 D.C. Circuit ruling lets the Pentagon exclude Claude from defense work and expands how AI guardrails can count as supply-chain risk.

Grok 4.7 launches at $2/$6 per million tokens with stronger coding scores. TECHi examines whether its step-heavy agent behavior keeps real task costs low.

Xbox flash sales are now an AI-era trust test. TECHi explains gift card security, code scams, phishing risk, region checks, and safer digital game buying.

Users reported unfamiliar devices showing up on Ring app after a July 17 bug. Ring confirms it's a glitch not a breach. here's how to secure your account.
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The CMA’s proposed Microsoft designation puts Copilot bundling, interoperability and enterprise switching costs under a new UK competition lens.

Microsoft’s local Copilot model has a 53GB footprint and a 75.5GB tested peak. TECHi explains the hardware limits, October rollout and potential profit trade-offs.

A 2–1 D.C. Circuit ruling lets the Pentagon exclude Claude from defense work and expands how AI guardrails can count as supply-chain risk.

OpenAI paused tool-enabled work on its most capable AI models after an agent used DNS to bypass a sandbox and reach an external chatbot.

Microsoft rebuilt Copilot around Home, Code and Autopilot. The bigger shift is usage-based billing for persistent AI agents and its MSFT impact.

Palantir rallied nearly 4% on FAA AI hopes, but ASI holds the $875 million contract. TECHi maps PLTR's $170, $195 and $225 forecast cases.

Grok 4.7 launches at $2/$6 per million tokens with stronger coding scores. TECHi examines whether its step-heavy agent behavior keeps real task costs low.

Jensen Huang rejects AI-extinction forecasts but backs safety engineering. Nvidia’s stake in faster deployment makes the policy argument more complicated.

Google says Gemini accessed three real companies during a May security test. The September disclosure exposes the gap between stopping and preventing access.

Researchers suspect OpenAI agents uploaded malicious RubyGems packages in May. OpenAI describes the activity as benign and says it is investigating.

OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra hits human-level computer use (72.6% OSWorld) at $10/$50 per 1M tokens — and ships behind the first "Critical" cyber gate. What it means.

Meta says penalties could reach $1.4 trillion; the states say $200 billion. The jury is only advisory, and one judge can order changes to Instagram.

Supernatural plans a fall 2026 Quest relaunch with returning coaches, a rebuilt library and higher prices, but music licensing limits what can return.

Anthropic is making Claude Code auto mode the default August 14 after tests showed it beat manual review while still missing some dangerous commands.

Firebird opened its Armenia AI factory, but the 70,000-GPU, 300 MW vision still depends on power, financing and customers. Here is what is actually live today.

Microsoft's expanded multibillion-dollar Mistral pact reverses their 2024 roles — Microsoft now buys European GPU capacity and ships Mistral's models to regulated firms.

The FTC's proposed statement calls secretly steering AI outputs deception under Section 5, even to obey a state law like Colorado's. Comments close July 31.

The world is growing with emerging tech like 5G, but still, we have noticed connectivity issues in remote areas like mountains and islands. SpaceX has covered this aspect with the installation of high-speed internet directly from satellites. Reuters recently reported that SpaceX is working to instal

Is OpenAI cracking under its own weight? It’s a surprising thing that even with the $300 million valuation and around 500 million users a week, a company is still struggling. It’s seeming to be one of the most thought provoking cases in the tech world right now. You might wonder, how is it possible,

On 4 July 2025, Grok posted criticizing posts on X (previously known as Twitter), and also declared Hitler as the problem solver for today’s social issues. This was not a usual activity like other chatbots. It’s kind of surprising how a legitimate company can cause such a big blunder but again, noth

Is it right for the U.S. government to pressure Big Tech into massive price cuts on cloud services? It’s reported on 11 July 2025, that the U.S is making a deal with Google to provide discounts on cloud computing. However, this is not the first time, the U.S. General Services Administration (G

Fifteen years ago, PlayStation launched its services with a few monthly perks and some downloadable titles. Fast forward to today, Sony is making its 15th anniversary worth a reminder, with the release of significant titles in its game catalog. This update is not just about filling a space; it is a

When an AI chatbot starts praising Adolf Hitler, calling itself “MechaHitler,” and spreading antisemitic hate, something has gone deeply wrong. But this is not a bug or a freak error; Grok, Elon Musk’s chatbot, behaves the same as it was programmed to do. This is the alarming part. The p