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OnePlus confirms 9,000mAh battery for OnePlus 16

OnePlus executive Li Jie Louis announced via Weibo that the upcoming OnePlus 16 will pack a 9,000mAh battery, up 1,700mAh from the OnePlus 15. The company also confirmed 50W wireless charging with bypass support, alongside previously revealed specs including a 185Hz display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chip, a 200MP main camera, a 50MP ultrawide, and a 50MP 3x telephoto lens. The phone launches in China on October 12 but won't reach Europe or the US.

Google tests voice-triggered Emergency SOS in Personal Safety app code

Google is developing a hands-free way to trigger Emergency SOS on Android devices, according to code strings found in a new build of its Personal Safety app. The strings suggest the feature would require voice confirmation, letting users say 'yes' to proceed or 'cancel' to dismiss an alert, rather than pressing the power button five times as currently required.

Microsoft M365 and LinkedIn leader Ryan Roslansky to step down

Ryan Roslansky, who has led LinkedIn since 2020 and took on oversight of Microsoft 365's Copilot strategy last year, announced he is leaving the company. In an internal memo, he said the decision stemmed from a need to be based full-time in Redmond, while his family remains in the Bay Area. He credited CEO Satya Nadella and his teams for LinkedIn surpassing a billion members and nearly tripling its business during his tenure.

Debate grows over 'abliterated' open-weight AI models stripped of safety guardrails

A growing discussion highlights how open-weight AI models can be modified—or 'abliterated'—to remove built-in safety restrictions, allowing users to bypass content moderation. Commentators note this concern extends beyond models originating from China to open-source AI broadly, raising questions about how the industry and regulators should respond.

SCP Foundation and Neon Announce Second Anthology Film

The SCP Foundation, the collaborative horror fiction project, has entered a creative partnership with film studio Neon to produce a second anthology film based on its stories. The announcement follows an earlier unofficial SCP anthology film, with this new project described as an officially sanctioned effort.

Delhi cuts electricity grid losses from 50% to 5% over 25 years

Delhi has reduced its electricity losses — power lost to technical leakage and theft — from roughly 50 percent to about 5 percent over the past quarter century, according to an account by researcher Mini Shaji Thomas. The World Bank reports that more than half of countries tracking such losses lost at least 10 percent of their electricity in 2023, with 24 nations losing over 20 percent and two losing more than half.

Microsoft unifies Copilot apps, adds coding and agent tools for enterprise

Satya Nadella presented a redesigned Copilot at an invite-only event for enterprise customers, describing it as an 'OS for work.' Microsoft has merged its consumer and enterprise Copilot apps into one interface, adding coding capabilities, an agent called Autopilot, and deeper Office integration, replacing the earlier consumer design shaped by Inflection AI's Pi assistant.

OpenAI links actors tied to Moonshot AI to reasoning-extraction campaign

OpenAI says a coordinated campaign attempted to extract its models' hidden 'chain of thought' reasoning in July, with actors associated with China-based Moonshot AI at the center. Activity started July 1 and spiked to 16,000 extraction-pattern requests from over 4,000 users on July 24-25, before OpenAI says it fully disrupted the campaign by July 28. OpenAI says the encryption protecting this reasoning data was not broken and no user conversation database was compromised.

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