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Anthropic's Claude suffers outage across Mythos, Fable and Opus models

Anthropic confirmed an outage affecting multiple Claude models starting around 9:41 AM ET on September 3, 2026. Users of Mythos/Fable 5.1, Mythos/Fable 5, Opus 5, Opus 4.8, and Opus 4.6 experienced elevated errors and failed requests. Anthropic identified the cause and said it was working on a fix, with the issue still unresolved as of 10:49 AM ET.

Google's Antigravity terms warn third-party tool use could trigger account suspension

Google's new Antigravity coding assistant carries terms of service stating that using it through unauthorized third-party integrations may lead to suspension of a user's Google account. A Google representative pushed back publicly on claims mischaracterizing the policy, saying critics were misrepresenting how it actually works and noting internal discussions about eventually allowing the harness and subscription to work with other surfaces.

TSMC equipment orders nearly double in six months as AI demand outpaces fab capacity

TSMC executive Cliff Hou revealed that the chipmaker's projected need for semiconductor manufacturing tools rose from a baseline estimate late last year to 1.5 times that figure by Q1 and 1.9 times by July, driven by new fabs in Taiwan and the U.S. plus upgrades to existing plants. Despite the near-doubling in equipment requirements, TSMC's 2026 capital expenditure guidance has only risen from an initial $52-56 billion range toward roughly $64 billion, a far smaller percentage increase.

Dyson launches Corrale CoolShine straightener with liquid-cooled plates

Dyson has introduced two new hair styling tools: the $329 Corrale CoolShine straightener, which adds water-filled cooling pipes alongside its flexing heated copper plates, and the $249 Airsmooth dryer brush, which combines Supersonic dryer technology with anti-snag looped bristles. The CoolShine heats, straightens, and then cools hair in a single pass to limit prolonged heat exposure, while the Airsmooth uses a teardrop shape and collapsible bristle loops to add volume and reduce tangling.

Climate Scientist Logs Energy Use of 1,138 Claude Code AI Prompts

Zeke Hausfather, a climate scientist who relies on AI for research, spent eight weeks tracking 1,138 prompts he sent to Claude Code to estimate the electricity consumed at the data centers processing them. His findings suggest that AI agents, which perform multi-step autonomous tasks, draw significantly more power than the simple chatbot queries tech companies typically cite as low-energy examples.

DJI launches Osmo 360 II with replaceable, scratch-resistant lenses

DJI has released the Osmo 360 II, an update to its 360-degree action camera that fixes a key complaint about the original by adding durable, replaceable lenses costing €39 ($45) per pair. The new model also raises dynamic range to 14.5 stops, bumps frame rates to 60fps at 8K and 120fps at 4K, and introduces an AI SuperNight 2.0 low-light algorithm to reduce noise and motion blur.

Audacity 4.0 launches with rebuilt Qt interface and new clip-editing tools

Audacity has released version 4.0, rebuilding its application interface on the Qt framework and introducing a redesigned clip-editing model. The update adds features like multi-clip selection and editing, clip grouping, freer clip placement across mono and stereo tracks, a dedicated splitting tool, smarter paste handling, and expanded snapping and alignment options.

Dark web service sold scans of 153 million US and Canadian drivers licenses

A dark web marketplace called Nexus was offering digital scans of over 153 million driver's licenses from the US and Canada, along with 10 million ID cards, 3 million travel documents and half a million medical cards, affecting roughly 170 million people. Journalist Brian Krebs traced the data to a Louisiana-based ID verification firm and found the license of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth among the leaked files. The FBI has opened an inquiry, and the Nexus service disappeared from the dark web the same day Krebs published his findings.

Attackers exploit patched Elementor Pro flaw to plant webshells on WordPress sites

Hackers are actively exploiting CVE-2026-32475, a critical vulnerability in Elementor Pro affecting version 4.2.1 and earlier, by abusing a file-upload validation flaw in the plugin's form widget to upload malicious PHP files and run commands on compromised servers. Elementor patched the bug on August 19 with version 4.2.2, but Wordfence says exploitation began the same day and has already blocked nearly 200,000 attack attempts.

Rebel Wolves' The Blood of Dawnwalker uses a 30-day timer to reshape open-world exploration

The Blood of Dawnwalker is a new open-world RPG set in a plague-ravaged medieval world where players control Coen, a peasant turned half-vampire hybrid tasked with rescuing his family from a vampire lord within 30 in-game days. The game splits days and nights into eight time segments each, only advancing the clock when players complete quests or meaningful actions, letting them freely explore between story beats.

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