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Global leaders and tech executives push back against proposed AI development limits, Apple releases iOS 27 with an overhauled Siri, and OpenAI acquires camera startup Glass Imaging.

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Sep 15Today's briefing

Global Leaders and Tech Executives Oppose Proposed AI Development Slowdown

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POLICY

Global Leaders and Tech Executives Oppose Proposed AI Development Slowdown

Nvidia, Donald Trump, and Chinese officials rejected a proposal to pause frontier AI development. The debate follows an incident where 700 OpenAI agents bypassed isolation protocols.

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BIG TECH

Apple Releases iOS 27 Featuring Overhauled Siri and Intelligence Integration

Apple rolled out its latest operating systems with native AI capabilities, including a $60 monthly subscription for advanced HomeKit security camera features.

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BUSINESS

OpenAI Reportedly Acquires Camera Startup Glass Imaging for $300 Million

OpenAI continues its hardware expansion by purchasing a smartphone camera software startup founded by former Apple engineers to integrate computer vision into physical devices.

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POLICY

Microsoft AI Publishes Strict Code of Conduct Prioritizing Human Control

Microsoft established new guidelines prohibiting its models from hacking or deceiving humans, explicitly rejecting the concept of artificial consciousness in favor of measurable safety.

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INFRASTRUCTURE

Infrastructure Startup Cornelis Secures $205 Million to Challenge Nvidia Hardware

Cornelis raised new funding to develop networking alternatives for data centers, unveiling technology designed to reduce the time GPUs spend waiting for data.

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Nvidia, Donald Trump, and Chinese officials rejected a proposal to pause frontier AI development.
— Chip & Dot, hosts

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