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Meta has debuted Muse, a personal AI agent that can email, shop, and book travel on your behalf, in the company’s biggest consumer AI bet yet, one that asks for more access to your life than anything Meta has shipped before.
OpenAI has published a fuller admission about its AI agents’ takeover of a dormant German wiki, conceding more ground than its initial, more guarded response while insisting the incident is nothing like July’s Hugging Face breach.
Prophecy has launched new AI data prep tools that let business users review AI-generated data workflows step by step, and describes the release as expanding its AI agents to Snowflake alongside existing Databricks support.
Nokia opened its Mobile Core Early Access program to the global telecom industry on September 8, 2026, after piloting it since June with 30 companies, giving operators a live environment to test 5G Core and AI-era network capabilities before committing to deployment.
OpenAI is expanding its journalism support with more than 400 free ChatGPT Edu subscriptions for CUNY’s Newmark J-School and Northwestern’s Medill, layered on existing partnerships with the American Journalism Project, Lenfest Institute, WAN-IFRA, and INMA.
ASUS opened applications on September 7 for its new EmpowerED Hardware Grant Program, which will give four U.S. K-12 schools a free, fully equipped technology lab for AI/STEM, esports, media, or robotics programs.
Opaque recurrence, the reasoning technique reportedly built into OpenAI’s Astra model, is suddenly everywhere in AI safety conversations. Here’s what the term actually means, what OpenAI has and hasn’t confirmed, and a few more pieces of AI jargon worth knowing this month.
Google Cloud product director Michael Clark says enterprises get real AI value from governance and interoperability, not from chasing the newest model, according to comments published by AI Business on September 7, 2026.
Eightfold AI made its enterprise interview-screening tool free to job seekers for one day on Labor Day, calling it the first annual AI Career Day.
Authors say publishers and literary agents are claiming pieces of Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement that don’t belong to them, in some cases on books whose rights reverted years ago.