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OpenAI Adds Composer Predictions to Codex for Pro Users, and Lets Dots Hand Work to Codex

OpenAI says Codex can now suggest your next message (beta, Pro), and ChatGPT dots can be created on a phone and start work in Codex. What is confirmed, and what is a staff post.

How to Tell if an AI Answer Is Made Up: 5-Minute Checklist

Spot a made-up AI answer in 5 minutes: a numbered checklist covering sources, numbers, dates and cross-checks, plus what to do when you find a mistake.

White House Says Eleven Companies Pledged $2.4 Billion in AI Tools and Compute to the Genesis Mission

The White House says eleven companies pledged $2.4 billion in AI tools and compute credits to the Genesis Mission Consortium, led by Nvidia ($1bn), AMD ($500m) and OpenAI ($200m). Who pledged what, what the companies themselves say, and why a pledge is not spend.

Harness Buys Augment Code Assets, Plus TRL 1.15 and Genkit Dart 1.0

Four AI developer-tool updates from 8–9 October 2026: Harness buys selected Augment Code assets (not the whole company, price undisclosed), Hugging Face's TRL v1.15.0 claims up to 6.9× longer training sequences, Google's Genkit Dart reaches 1.0, and NVIDIA shows its Boro kernel-review tool. What each says, and what it doesn't.

AI in Medicine: Google’s AMIE in The Lancet, Chai and GSK, and an FDA-Cleared Autism Assessment Aid

Three AI-in-medicine items from 8–9 October 2026: a peer-reviewed Lancet feasibility study of Google's AMIE chatbot in real primary care, a company-announced collaboration between Chai Discovery and GSK on AI-designed proteins, and FDA clearance for Argus Cognitive's Neurora, an aid for clinicians that is not a stand-alone diagnostic tool. What each shows, and its limits.

OpenAI Says It Broke Up Two “False Front” Influence Operations, One Its Most Far-Reaching Yet

OpenAI says it banned two influence operations, one from Russia running a fake Latin American think tank and one from Iran pitching articles under seven fake bylines. It rates the Russian one the first "Category 5" operation it has disrupted. What happened, what AI did and didn't do, and what remains unproven.

Amazon’s New Alexa Tablets Run Android With Google Play, and Put Alexa+ at the Centre

Amazon has launched three Alexa Tablets that run Android with full Google Play Store access and its Alexa+ assistant built in. Prices, UK shipping date, the opt-in screen-reading feature, and which claims are Amazon's own.

Post-Quantum Readiness: GAO Finds No Agency Fully Prepared as Chrome and OpenSSH Add Quantum-Safe Tools

A GAO audit found none of 24 major US agencies had fully done three basic steps to prepare for quantum-safe encryption, and only one had a complete inventory of vulnerable systems. The same day, Chrome 155 gave web developers built-in post-quantum algorithms and OpenSSH 10.6 added quantum-resistant login signatures; Surfshark says its WireGuard VPN is now post-quantum for authentication too. What each means, and why quantum-safe website certificates are a separate, later job.

Who Pays for AI’s Power? Duke’s Data-Centre Deal, Google in Indiana and the Rush to On-Site Gas

Duke Energy, Amazon, Google and Microsoft have filed a North Carolina settlement that makes big data centres pay upfront, sign 10–15 year contracts and accept some power cuts. Indiana approved Google paying the full cost of serving a 390 MW site, and a bipartisan Senate bill would make data centres pay for the grid upgrades they trigger. And gas equipment is being shipped straight to AI projects: a 380 MW Doosan turbine for SpaceXAI and 282 MW of Wärtsilä engines. What is agreed and what still needs approval.

Data-Centre Build-Out and Pushback: AirTrunk’s $1B Japan Expansion and Finland’s Halt on Google Groundwork

AirTrunk is adding $1B to its 300MW+ TOK1 campus in Japan for liquid-cooled AI, backed by a green loan. In Finland, the regulator has told Google's subsidiary to stop groundwork at two data-centre sites until environmental reviews finish. What each confirms and what it shows about where AI infrastructure can be built.

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