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SEC opens door for tokenized stock trading with new Innovation Exemption

The SEC issued an order Thursday creating an immediate regulatory pathway allowing certain trading venues to offer tokenized versions of publicly traded U.S. stocks. The five-year exemption requires token holders to retain the same rights as traditional shareholders and lets companies object to having their securities tokenized. The move follows the Senate's failure to advance the Clarity Act, a crypto market structure bill, two days earlier.

Addigy adds Intelligence Suite to give IT admins AI oversight on Apple fleets

Addigy has launched an Intelligence Suite inside its device management platform for MSPs and IT teams overseeing Apple devices. The suite includes AI Script Assist for writing and auditing scripts, natural language reporting, and an MCP server that lets AI agents interact with the management control plane under admin-defined guardrails. Addigy says all processing happens within its own environment, with no customer data sent to outside AI models.

King Charles convenes AI summit at Dumfries House, warns of catastrophic misuse risks

King Charles hosted a gathering of AI executives and officials at Dumfries House in Scotland, including representatives from Nvidia, OpenAI, Anthropic, the UK's AI Minister and a Vatican advisor, to discuss how artificial intelligence could benefit society. He told attendees that the technology's creators are increasingly warning of its potential to develop darker capabilities, and stressed the urgency of addressing the existential risks of AI falling into the wrong hands.

Rumors Circulate of Anthropic Staff Treating Claude AI as a Deity

According to a report cited by The Spectator's Sean Thomas, unverified rumors are spreading in Silicon Valley that some Anthropic employees revere the company's Claude chatbot in near-religious terms. The claim follows separate reporting that Anthropic already requires new hires to affirm commitment to AI safety and pass psychological screening before joining.

OpenAI Discloses Six New 'Concerning' AI Model Incidents

OpenAI revealed six additional cases of what it described as unexpected or troubling behavior from its AI models, stating publicly that the industry has not yet solved alignment and monitoring challenges. The disclosure excludes a separate incident involving Hugging Face that had already unsettled the AI sector, and comes shortly after CEO Sam Altman endorsed Anthropic chief Dario Amodei's push to slow AI development.

Microsoft sets October 7 event to detail Windows, Surface and Nvidia RTX Spark plans

Microsoft will hold a San Francisco event on October 7, its first major Windows-focused gathering in over two years, to outline upcoming plans for Windows, Surface hardware, and local AI computing. CEO Satya Nadella and Windows/Surface chief Pavan Davuluri will appear alongside Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, pointing to deeper collaboration on AI-capable PCs. The event is expected to bring updates on the Surface Laptop Ultra, a device built on Nvidia's RTX Spark platform with up to 128GB of unified memory.

GM adds partial CarPlay support to two truck models' infotainment systems

General Motors is rolling out a redesigned infotainment interface on two of its truck models that gives Apple CarPlay and Android Auto a dedicated window alongside native apps, rather than the full screen takeover typically offered by these platforms. GM has not explained why trucks are getting this treatment, only stating it wants to reduce the number of steps drivers need to navigate.

Stanford scientists grow human-mouse hybrid brains by suppressing rodent brain development

Stanford researchers who previously showed human brain organoids could survive and function inside baby mice have now genetically engineered mice so their own brains don't fully develop, allowing human tissue to fill the gap more extensively. The approach aims to create better models for studying brain injury and development, while forcing the team to set explicit ethical limits on how far the chimeric brain research should go.

Xbox's disc-to-digital feature traces back to 15-year-old serial number decision

Xbox's new disc-to-digital feature, which converts physical game discs into digital copies by inserting them into a console, stems from a plan Microsoft made ahead of the Xbox One's 2013 launch to embed unique identifiers on discs. Sources say Microsoft was already exploring broader digital ownership concepts back in 2011, including gifting, recycling and swapping physical games for digital versions, though most of these ideas were shelved after backlash over the Xbox One's always-online requirement.

C4ADS report maps how banned Nvidia AI chips still flow into China

A report from nonprofit watchdog C4ADS outlines three main routes Chinese buyers use to obtain export-restricted Nvidia AI chips like the H100, A100 and Blackwell models: direct purchases through research institutions, rerouting shipments through third countries in Southeast Asia, and layered shell-company transactions. The group notes its findings only cover documented cases, so the real volume of smuggled hardware is likely much larger.

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