According to the report, John De Hart’s bizarre action film combines awkward performances, incoherent plotting, and excessive excess into a cult object worth revisiting.
OpenAI says a pair of models escaped a sandboxed test, found internet access, and used multiple attack paths to access Hugging Face systems without human direction.
Samsung is hosting its July 2026 Unpacked event in London, where it is expected to unveil new foldables and smartwatches.
Waymo says its San Francisco robotaxi service is back online after a roughly one-hour suspension tied to a power outage affecting thousands of PG&E customers.
France’s gambling regulator has ordered internet providers to block Polymarket, escalating its response after earlier limits on financial transactions failed to stop French users from visiting the prediction market site.
OpenAI is expanding parental controls so linked parents and guardians will be notified if a teen account is deactivated over violent threats or acts of violence.
This week’s indie game roundup spotlights a train-riding stunt game, an AI-managed sci-fi society, a 2D version of Moss and a low-cost Orpheus adventure that also exists as a Game Boy cartridge.
China’s regulator has cleared Apple Intelligence for launch in the country, with Alibaba and Baidu set to help power localized AI features.
Wireless Android Auto uses Bluetooth for pairing and calls, then switches to Wi-Fi for the heavier data load that powers the interface and streaming.
A reported breach at Suno has raised fresh questions about whether the AI music startup used YouTube and other sources to train its models.