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Google, OpenAI and Microsoft Back a Shared AI Training Opt-Out

Google, OpenAI and Microsoft back one AI training opt-out in robots.txt. It is voluntary, not law, and starts in the coming months or in 2027.

Google’s Project Suncatcher Satellite Sends First AI Reply From Orbit

Google's Project Suncatcher prototype ran Gemma 4 on a data-centre-class TPU in orbit and sent back a haiku. Radiation and heat tests come next.

High Court Backs Ofcom Over Meta, X and TikTok Information Notices

The High Court has upheld Ofcom information notices to Meta, X and TikTok under the Online Safety Act, finding the firms' evidence of burden too thin.

UK Watchdog Opens Competition Case Over Meta’s Terms for Publishers

The CMA Meta investigation will test whether Meta's terms let it use UK publishers' content for its AI features without a choice. No breach is found yet.

Gemini Now Lets You Edit Documents, PDFs and Slides Inside the Chat

Gemini file editing is live: the app can now generate, preview and edit PDFs, Docs, Sheets and slides in a chat. Only PDFs work on mobile.

Cognizant Puts 25,000 Staff in an OpenAI Frontier Capability Group

Cognizant's new Frontier Capability Group groups 25,000+ existing staff to deliver OpenAI's Codex and ChatGPT for clients. No money terms were disclosed.

Hyundai Commits Affiliates to Saemangeum AI Data Centre Build

Saemangeum AI data centre: Hyundai affiliates commit to two SPCs in November, with construction from March 2027 and services planned for early 2030.

Google Is Shutting Jules; Sessions End 11 November, Export Opens Now

Jules shutdown: Google's coding agent goes read-only after 11 November and closes on 31 December. How to export sessions, memories and settings now.

Tencent Says WorkBuddy Passed 9bn Tasks as It Previews Hy4 Release

Tencent WorkBuddy has handled over nine billion task requests since March, Tencent says, as it previews Hy4 and reports doubled overseas cloud customers.

Wikimedia Brief Says AI Training Is Likely Fair Use, but RAG Is Not

The Wikimedia amicus brief in the OpenAI copyright case backs neither side: AI training is likely fair use, it says, but RAG copying must follow licences.

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