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YC-backed Autonomous Technologies Group opens engineering roles for AI trading agent

Autonomous Technologies Group, a Y Combinator-backed AI lab building frontier reasoning systems for financial markets, has posted openings for engineers via its careers page. The company's flagship product, Autonomous, is described as an agentic wealth strategist that applies these AI systems to personal finance and investing.

Broadcom's Tanzu Unit Launches TrueSource to Curate Open-Source Libraries

Broadcom is rolling out an initiative called TrueSource under its Tanzu division to vet and secure open-source components used alongside its platform, covering Spring, RabbitMQ, and various Java, Python, and Node.js libraries. Tanzu VP Purnima Padmanabhan said the company builds and curates these artifacts itself, ensuring they meet a reference architecture and remain supportable, while a VMware spokesperson added that Broadcom will contribute fixes upstream and defer to community maintainers as the ultimate source of truth for projects it doesn't directly maintain.

Microsoft details 'TerminalFix' ClickFix variant targeting enterprise networks via PowerShell

Microsoft has identified a new ClickFix-style social engineering campaign called TerminalFix, which uses fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA prompts to trick users into pasting malicious commands into Windows Terminal or PowerShell. Once executed, the command triggers a multi-stage attack chain designed to give attackers a persistent foothold inside enterprise systems.

Data visualization traces four decades of Apple's Human Interface Guidelines

A new interactive chart maps how Apple's interface guidelines have shifted across five editions—1982, 1987, 1992, 2008, and today—showing the relative space devoted to topics like menus, icons, windows, and accessibility. Each edition is rendered at equal height, with ribbon width indicating topic share and color coding whether a category held steady, expanded, reshaped, arrived, or dissolved between editions.

FTC and 22 states sue Amazon over hidden ad auction surcharges

The Federal Trade Commission, joined by 22 states, filed suit against Amazon on Monday alleging the company secretly inflated prices in its Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Display ad auctions for more than seven years. The complaint says Amazon told over 500,000 small and medium businesses they'd pay just a penny above the next-highest bid in a 'second-price' auction, but from 2019 quietly inserted a hidden 'soft reserve price' using a fabricated bidder to push winning advertisers to pay their full bid instead.

Apple says forensic scan of ex-engineer's laptop shows evidence destruction, OpenAI use of stolen file

In its trade-secrets lawsuit against OpenAI, Apple filed new court documents claiming an initial forensic review of former engineer Chang Liu's MacBook found he used a confidential Apple circuit schematic in his OpenAI work and ran simulations with it. Apple also alleges Liu knew about his unauthorized cloud access, that OpenAI colleagues were aware of it, and that Liu instructed a colleague to destroy evidence once he learned of Apple's internal probe, with the colleague agreeing to comply.

FDA labels Whole Foods guacamole recall Class I over salmonella risk

The FDA has designated a recall of Mild Guacamole and Salsa Dips sold at Whole Foods Market as Class I, its most severe category, due to possible salmonella contamination. The recall, initiated August 7, covers 10 product varieties and nearly 13,000 units with best-by dates between August 7 and August 16, 2026, and is tied to contaminated jalapenos distributed nationwide by a Mexican supplier.

Pentagon adds ChatGPT Mil and Grok for Government to GenAI.mil portal

The Department of Defense has expanded its GenAI.mil platform to include secure, customized versions of OpenAI's ChatGPT and xAI's Grok, giving its roughly 3 million civilian and military personnel access to generative AI tools built for military use. The portal, which launched last year with Google's Gemini, already has more than 1.7 million users and shields data from the collection practices typical of consumer AI products.

Gemini's Device Help settings feature extends beyond Pixel 11 to all Android 17 Pixels

Google confirmed that Device Help, a Gemini feature that lets users describe what they want their phone to do and have Gemini adjust settings automatically, isn't limited to the Pixel 11 series. A Google employee showed the feature working on other Pixel devices running Android 17, and said support will expand to additional devices over time.

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