Apple has dropped the first iOS 26.2 beta for developers just one day after releasing iOS 26.1 to the public. The update includes changes to the Sleep Score feature based on user feedback, with more discoveries expected as testers explore the beta.
Thomson Reuters reported its legal unit grew organic revenue 9% to $700 million last quarter, with AI features driving double-digit growth. But shares still fell more than 6%, continuing a 30% decline since mid-July as investors worry about competition from ChatGPT and new legal AI startups.
Apple is rolling out new developer tools to comply with Texas’s App Store Accountability Act. Starting January 1, 2026, Texas users will need age verification and parental consent for downloads. The changes will affect how developers handle underage users and parental controls.
A UK High Court judge has ruled in Stability AI’s favor in its copyright battle with Getty Images. The decision found that AI models like Stable Diffusion don’t constitute “infringing copies” under UK law. Both companies are celebrating aspects of the ruling while creators remain concerned about AI
Stability AI has largely won its UK court battle against Getty Images over using 12 million images to train Stable Diffusion. The ruling provides some clarity but leaves big questions unanswered about AI and copyright law.
Xbox Game Pass is getting a massive November lineup including Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 on its November 14 release date. The catch? You’ll need the newly priced $30/month Ultimate tier for day-one access, a 50% price increase from last year.
Social platforms are overhauling systems to distinguish human from AI content. Meta launched Vibes for AI videos while Pinterest auto-labels synthetic media. The shift reflects growing concerns about authenticity and trust online.
Microsoft is officially launching .NET 10 at its annual .NET Conf virtual event next week. The three-day conference runs from November 11-13, 2025 and focuses heavily on AI and cloud development. Key sessions include the .NET 10 launch keynote with Scott Hanselman and deep dives into new AI framewor
Building better AI isn’t just a technical challenge—it’s fundamentally a people problem. Databricks’ Judge Builder framework helps companies solve the “Ouroboros problem” of AI evaluating AI by focusing on organizational alignment first.
Instacart is rolling out new AI tools designed specifically for grocery stores, including partnerships with major tech players. The move aims to make shopping as simple as having a conversation. Retailers like Kroger and Sprouts are already on board.
