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Musk Says Grok Bot Can Research Best Prices and Buy Things for You; the Feature Dates From August and Comes With an Approval Step
Musk says Grok Bot can research best prices and buy things for you. The feature dates from 28 August. What the approval step and single-use card mean.
Coldcard Says a Phishing Link Was Posted From Its Official X Account and It Is Still Investigating How
Coldcard says a phishing link was posted from its official X account and deleted. What it confirmed, what is reported, what is unknown. Do not visit it.
What Grok Bot Connects To and What It Can Do Inside Each Service
What Grok Bot connects to, how sign-in and custom MCP connections work, what it can do inside Gmail, Drive, Notion and more, and how to limit its access.
SpaceX Launches 21 Northrop Grumman-Built Satellites for the US Space Development Agency
SpaceX launched 21 Northrop Grumman-built data-relay satellites for the US Space Development Agency on 10 October after a 5 October abort. What is confirmed, and what is not.
AI Creative Tools: Cheaper Video, Brand Kits and Claude Motion
Five AI creative-tool updates from 7–9 October 2026: xAI's Grok Imagine Video 1.5 Lite from $0.02 a second, Vidu Q4 Preview from $0.014 a second, Magnific One and ElevenLabs Brand Kit for on-brand images, and Runway as a launch partner for Anthropic's Claude Motion beta. What's confirmed, what's reported, and what's only planned.
Space Roundup: SpaceX Agrees to Buy Mobile Spectrum, NASA Goes Nuclear and Amazon Leo Nears Launch
SpaceX agrees to buy up to 14 MHz of 800 MHz spectrum from Grain Management, pending FCC approval; no price was disclosed. NASA and the Department of Energy sign a space nuclear power pact, with a reactor spacecraft planned for 2028 and a lunar reactor a 2030 goal. Amazon Leo passes 1,000 satellites built, Blue Origin plans a $554.78 million factory in Texas, and Crew-12 is home.
Six Tech Leaders Receive America’s Top Science and Technology Medals
At the White House's "Science: A New Golden Age" summit on 8 October, six technology leaders received the US's top science and technology honours. What the two medals are, how winners are normally chosen, and why the choice of tech chief executives is drawing attention.
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.
Tesla Cybercab Philadelphia Crash, Texas Registry and Austin Claim
A Tesla Cybercab lost a door panel in a Philadelphia crash, with fault unknown and no Tesla AV certificate in Pennsylvania. Updated 10 Oct with the Texas registry count, NHTSA's 30 October deadline and Tesla's own claim of 300+ Cybercabs serving Austin. What is reported, what is confirmed, and what we don't know. Waymo, XPENG and Pony.ai/Uber stories now have their own posts.
Musk Says Tesla and SpaceX Will Build and Run Terafab, With TSMC Limited to a Sublease
Elon Musk says Tesla and SpaceX will build and run the Terafab AI chip complex in Texas, with TSMC at most subleasing part of it. Intel's CEO says Intel remains involved. What was said, what Terafab is, and the open questions.
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