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AT&T tells iPhone 18 Pro Max users iOS 27.0.1 fixes network issues; users say it doesn't

AT&T sent a text to customers urging them to update their iPhone 18 Pro Max to iOS 27.0.1, saying it would fix problems with calls, texts, and data, including 911 access. However, Apple's release notes for iOS 27.0.1 only mention Face ID and camera fixes, and multiple affected users report the connectivity problems persist after updating, with phones still showing 'SOS' in the status bar.

Nike shares fall 8% as China drags on first-quarter revenue, layoffs planned

Nike reported first-quarter revenue below Wall Street expectations, with weakness in its China business offsetting slightly better-than-expected North American sales. The company unveiled a restructuring plan that will lead to layoffs next year and said it expects full fiscal-2027 revenue to fall by a high-single-digit percentage. Separately, CEO Elliott Hill highlighted strong demand for WNBA star Caitlin Clark's new signature shoe, which nearly sold out within two hours of its U.S. launch.

GitLab patches critical AI Gateway flaw allowing remote code execution

GitLab issued an advisory urging immediate patching of CVE-2026-90970, a critical vulnerability in its AI Gateway service that powers GitLab Duo. The flaw lets an authenticated user with Duo Agent Platform access escape a prompt template sandbox via a crafted flow configuration and run arbitrary commands on self-hosted AI Gateway instances. GitLab released versions 19.2.4, 19.3.2, and 19.4.1 to fix the issue, noting GitLab-hosted AI Gateway customers are already protected.

Judge dismisses Chegg and Penske antitrust suits against Google over AI Overviews

US District Judge Amit Mehta ruled in Google's favor in separate antitrust lawsuits filed by Chegg and Penske Media Corporation, which alleged AI Overviews cut their website traffic and revenue. Mehta found the publishers' claims rested on an unfulfilled 'expectation' of search traffic rather than any actual agreement with Google, and dismissed the suits.

Former DeepMind scientist Thore Graepel says LLMs cannot truly reason

Thore Graepel, who helped build AlphaGo, has left Google DeepMind and published an opinion piece arguing that large language models lack genuine reasoning ability. He contrasts this with AlphaGo's 2016 victory over Lee Sedol, which he credits to the system's capacity for creative, reasoned decision-making. Separately, a MIT Technology Review writer reports joining a six-month competition involving roughly 500 participants aiming to reduce their biological age, tracked via a leaderboard.

Tesla adds Emergency Drive Away feature to override Supercharger lock

Tesla has released a new software feature called Emergency Drive Away that lets drivers shift into Drive and pull away while still connected to a Supercharger. Activating it requires holding the brake and tapping an on-screen confirmation, which warns of potential damage to the vehicle and charging station. The feature currently works only at US Superchargers and requires the latest software update, excluding pre-2021 Model S and X vehicles.

Researcher proposes building a device to map earthworm movements at paddock scale

A soil researcher writing on worm phenomics describes plans to develop a 'worm detector' capable of tracking the in-situ movements of individual and community earthworm populations across farmland. The author notes that while abundance and diversity of worms in agricultural ecosystems are well documented, almost nothing is known about how they move underground, and no existing method can capture such data. The post cites a 1988 Danish study by Mather and Christensen on Lumbricus terrestris as the closest prior attempt at tracking earthworm movement.

Former HubSpot exec says AI agents are reshaping CRM customer journeys

A former global customer success leader at HubSpot, who oversaw growth from about 70,000 to over 220,000 customers in four years, argues that traditional CRM systems were designed around sales processes rather than customer needs. The author contends that AI agents are now being used to fill gaps left by legacy CRM design across the customer journey.

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