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Laurie Anderson named 13th author for Future Library, work sealed until 2114

Artist and musician Laurie Anderson has been chosen to contribute the next manuscript to Katie Paterson's Future Library project, joining previous participants such as Margaret Atwood, Han Kang and Ocean Vuong. Her submission will be stored unread in a dedicated room at Oslo's Deichman Bjørvika library until 2114, when it will finally be printed on paper made from a forest of spruce trees planted specifically for the project in 2014.

Aptera secures $44M manufacturing deal with Launch Technologies for solar EV production

Aptera has entered a $44 million agreement with Launch Technologies to handle production of its solar-powered electric vehicle. As part of the arrangement, Launch is becoming an early investor in Aptera and receiving stock warrants, giving it a financial stake in the company's success while providing Aptera access to volume discounts and mass-production capacity.

Developer proposes 'Domain-Driven Agents' method to fix AI coding failures in legacy code

A software engineer describes how LLM coding assistants perform well on new, small projects but degrade sharply on older codebases burdened with technical debt and inconsistent naming conventions. The core problem, he argues, isn't the AI model itself but that legacy systems lack a clear, shared vocabulary for concepts, forcing the model to guess and often introduce duplicate or wrong abstractions. He proposes incrementally building clarity into codebases—using domain-driven design principles—so AI agents have unambiguous context to work from.

vLLM 0.28.0 ships major performance upgrades for Kimi-K3 and DeepSeek V4

The vLLM project released version 0.28.0, combining 584 commits from 270 contributors. The update centers on deep performance work for Kimi-K3, including new decode context parallelism, fused kernels, memory-saving expert sharding, and ROCm support, alongside DeepSeek V4 improvements such as end-to-end sparse MLA and AMD Quark NVFP4 support.

Rockstar's GTA VI trailer strains Netflix and Twitch amid record preorder demand

Rockstar Games released a 26-minute gameplay preview of Grand Theft Auto VI, ahead of its November 19th launch, drawing nearly 10 million YouTube views in a day. The footage also aired on Netflix, where traffic was so heavy some viewers hit error messages, and Twitch reported bandwidth strain from fans reacting to the clip. Sensor Tower estimates the game already has roughly 4.6 million preorders.

Sharge launches Shargeek 300 power bank with built-in display and 300W output

Sharge has released the Shargeek 300, a metal unibody power bank with a 24,000mAh battery that outputs up to 300W, enough to charge two laptops and a phone simultaneously. It features a translucent housing with RGB lighting, a 1.9-inch display showing real-time charging data via its Sentinel battery management system, and is currently priced at $199 through a launch deal on Amazon.

Milo Yiannopoulos deported to UK after overstaying US visa

Alt-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos was taken into custody by ICE on Thursday and has now been deported to the United Kingdom, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed. Yiannopoulos, a British citizen, entered the US legally in 2019 but overstayed his visa and skipped an immigration court hearing, prompting a final removal order issued on July 22.

Debian formally permits responsible use of generative AI in contributions

The Debian Project has voted to allow developers to use generative AI tools when producing contributions to the project, provided the resulting work meets Debian's existing standards. The decision clarifies that contributors remain fully responsible for reviewing, testing, and validating any AI-assisted code or documentation before submission, regardless of the tools used to create it.

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma says Project Helix spans multiple devices, not one console

At gamescom 2026, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma told BBC News that Project Helix, the code name for Xbox's next-generation hardware, actually refers to a whole lineup of devices rather than a single console. She declined to give specifics or say whether the discless-versus-disc question applies to the entire family, only confirming that all Helix hardware will support both console and PC games and that performance will keep improving.

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