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Amazon Prime Video debuts AI lip-sync dubbing starting with Maxton Hall

Amazon Prime Video has rolled out an AI-driven visual effects feature that adjusts actors' lip movements to match dubbed audio tracks, starting with the English dub of the German series Maxton Hall's first two seasons. The company says the tool blends AI and VFX to sync mouth movements with human-translated dialogue, and plans to bring it to season 3 in December and more titles later.

Corning-Verizon fiber deal and Qualcomm-Amazon chip pact spark AI stock rally

Corning shares jumped 8% after announcing a multibillion-dollar partnership with Verizon to build fiber-optic cables for AI data centers, extending its 2025 gain to 90%. Qualcomm also rose after disclosing it issued Amazon warrants worth up to $4 billion in stock as part of a deal where AWS will buy up to $60 billion in Qualcomm server chips, with revenue starting in the December quarter. The news lifted other AI infrastructure stocks including Intel, AMD, HPE and Coherent.

LaborLab launches calculator exposing companies' anti-union consultant spending

Workers' rights group LaborLab has released new tools letting employees see which consultants and law firms their employers hire to resist unionization efforts, and how much money is being spent. The launch highlights a roughly $1.7 billion industry of union avoidance specialists that, per Labor Department data, about 75% of employers rely on when facing organizing drives.

PyPI Fixes Two-Week File Download Outage Tied to Fastly CDN Bugs

PyPI experienced intermittent 502 and 503 errors on files.pythonhosted.org for about two weeks in August 2026, breaking package installations for some users. Investigation traced the issue to a Fastly canary deployment that misconfigured a single cache node, plus separate longstanding bugs in PyPI's Fastly setup around origin fallback and range requests. Both issues were resolved, with downloads fully restored by August 28.

Amazon 767 cargo jet crash at Miami airport kills five near parked Tesla Cybercabs

An Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767-300 overran the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, tearing through a chain-link fence and striking a ground crew and an SUV before stopping just feet from a lot of parked Tesla Cybercabs. Five people were killed in the crash. Elon Musk's only public response so far has been a one-word tweet, 'Weird.'

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