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OpenAI weighs slowing frontier AI development, Altman seeks industry-wide pause

OpenAI is considering slowing development of cutting-edge artificial intelligence, with chief executive Sam Altman hoping other AI companies will do the same, according to a Bloomberg report. The report says employees of leading firms have raised public concerns in recent weeks about the increased risks of advanced AI systems. Bloomberg Intelligence's Matthew Bloxham described the situation in a video segment. The account does not name a decision, timeline, or specific model affected, and no other lab has committed to matching any slowdown.
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Copenhagen's Seed Capital closes €130M Fund V, expands to Nordics

Seed Capital, a Copenhagen-based seed investor founded in 2004, said it closed its fifth fund at €130 million. The fund will write first checks of €3-6 million into 15-17 companies in fintech, cybersecurity, resilience and AI-dri...

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Google releases Gemini desktop app for Windows 10 and 11

Google launched a Gemini desktop application for Windows, available globally today for Windows 10 and 11, the company said in a blog post. The app opens over active work with the Alt + Space keyboard shortcut and provides a dedic...

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Hermeus unveils Ramjet-X high-Mach test vehicle to fly on Quarterhorse

Hermeus has unveiled plans for Ramjet-X, a high-Mach test vehicle designed to be carried aloft by a supersonic variant of its Quarterhorse aircraft and released at ignition speeds. The company says Ramjet-X will offer a "Flight T...

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OpenAI reports elevated ChatGPT errors for European users

OpenAI said ChatGPT users in Europe were experiencing elevated errors, according to a status page incident. The company identified the problem at 07:53 UTC on September 11, 2026, and said it was implementing a mitigation. By 08:3...