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OpenAI brings ChatGPT ads to Free and Go tiers in India

OpenAI announced it will begin showing advertisements to users of ChatGPT's Free and Go subscription plans in India, starting with roughly 50 brands via partnerships with ad agencies WPP and Omnicom. The company plans to launch a self-serve ad manager next month, requiring a minimum daily budget of about ₹725 ($7.60) for marketers to run campaigns.

Bentley previews Torcal, its first fully electric SUV, ahead of next month's reveal

Bentley let Ars Technica ride in a camouflaged prototype of the Torcal, its debut battery-electric model, shorter than the Bentayga but similarly spacious inside. The SUV shares underlying engineering with the Porsche Cayenne EV and targets roughly 300 miles of EPA range with 400 kW DC fast-charging, producing over 850 PS and more than 1,000 Nm of torque.

Nvidia stock surges 7% as earnings ease AI demand fears, lifts chip sector

Nvidia shares jumped over 7% in premarket trading after strong revenue guidance calmed investor worries about slowing AI spending. CFO Colette Kress projected 70% revenue growth for fiscal 2028, while CEO Jensen Huang said actual demand exceeds that figure but supply constraints are limiting sales. The rally spread across the chip sector, lifting Micron, Marvell, Arm, Intel, AMD and cloud infrastructure firms Nebius and CoreWeave.

Push grows for AI 'nutrition labels' to curb runaway token spending

Companies are consuming AI tokens at explosive rates, with Google processing over 3.2 quadrillion tokens monthly—seven times last year's volume—while Uber exhausted its entire 2026 AI budget by April. Industry voices are proposing nutrition-label-style disclosures that let employees compare a prompt's computational cost against its actual value before using it.

Report finds S&P 500 CEOs at low-wage firms like Walmart, DoorDash, Target earn vastly more than workers

A new report highlights that executives at several S&P 500 companies, including Walmart, DoorDash, and Target, continue to receive large compensation packages even as many of their employees face financial hardship. The findings point to a widening gap between CEO pay and worker wages at firms often categorized as low-wage employers.

WIRED rounds out 2026 posture corrector guide with Etalon bra, BackEmbrace brace

WIRED's updated posture buying guide adds honorable mentions: the $199 Etalon Posture Bra, which uses six adjustable straps to spread support across the back and shoulders and doubles as a sturdy sports bra, and the $70 BackEmbrace brace, a split-strap design that pulls shoulders back and offers lumbar support. The guide also recommends the $65 Branch Adjustable Laptop Stand as a desk ergonomics accessory to complement posture-focused gear.

Australian Federal Police Arrest Two Men Tied to TeamPCP Supply-Chain Hacking Ring

The Australian Federal Police arrested two men, aged 21 and 23, from Western Australia over their alleged roles in TeamPCP, a group accused of running the longest-running spree of software supply chain attacks. TeamPCP is said to have poisoned hundreds of open-source packages using a self-propagating worm called Shai-Hulud, stealing developer credentials to spread malicious code further. KrebsOnSecurity reports it had identified the 21-year-old suspect months earlier and had been in contact with a person claiming to speak for the group.

AMD documents confirm Zen 6 desktop and APU chips will use AM5 socket

Leaked AMD website documents shared by tipster InstLatX64 show upcoming Zen 6 desktop chips (Olympic Ridge) and some Medusa APUs listed under the AM5 platform, meaning current AM5 motherboard owners could upgrade without switching boards. A separate Medusa lineup will be exclusive to AMD's mobile FP10 socket.

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