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  1. Story of the day

    1. 1New York Times Sues Brave Over AI Scraping
  2. Top in AI

    1. 2Anthropic Restricts Claude From Cloning Existing Games
    2. 3OpenAI Weighs ‘AI Compute Campus’ Rebrand
    3. 4OpenAI Launches Grid-Flexibility Program for Data Centers
  3. Top in Robotics

    1. 5Tutor Intelligence Raises $75 Million for Robot Expansion
    2. 6Gallium Defense Raises €7.1M for Drone-Detection Radar
  4. Top in Markets

    1. 7Anthropic IPO Filing Reveals $895 Billion in Commitments
  5. Top in Tech

    1. 8HomeView Code Hints at HomeKit Camera Mode
  6. Top in Startups

    1. 9Hypersonica Raises €100M for European Hypersonic Missiles
  7. Top in Design

    1. 10Affinity’s All-in-One Design App Arrives on iPad
  1. Story of the day

    New York Times Sues Brave Over AI Scraping

    Brave’s index contains more than 30 billion webpages; publishers allege the company used it to supply copyrighted reporting to AI services including Anthropic, Perplexity, Mistral, xAI and Cohere.

    The Verge3 sources

  2. Top in AI

    Anthropic Restricts Claude From Cloning Existing Games

    Claude Code’s Opus 5.5 prompt now tells the tool not to recreate a specific game, even if the request renames it or calls it original.

    The Verge3 sources

  3. OpenAI Weighs ‘AI Compute Campus’ Rebrand

    OpenAI is preparing a post-midterm campaign to shape public views of AI ahead of the 2028 presidential race; global affairs chief Chris Lehane called the Nov. 3 midterms “a bit of a movie trailer.

    Tom's Hardware2 sources

  4. OpenAI Launches Grid-Flexibility Program for Data Centers

    At its planned 3.2-gigawatt campus in Effingham County, Georgia, Georgia Power can call for demand cuts of up to 1,000 megawatts during peak periods—roughly the average electricity use of 700,000 homes, according to OpenAI.

    The Next Web2 sources

  5. Top in Robotics

    Tutor Intelligence Raises $75 Million for Robot Expansion

    The Series B, led by Andreessen Horowitz, brings the Watertown, Massachusetts-based company’s total funding to $117 million.

    Tutor plans to use the money to train robot foundation models and manufacture and deploy its Sonny and Cassie systems.

    The Robot Report2 sources

  6. Gallium Defense Raises €7.1M for Drone-Detection Radar

    The GDS-10 targets detection of FPV drones up to 10 kilometres, using mass-produced telecom components and commercial computing to reduce radar costs. Its 10-kilometre demonstration so far was conducted under controlled conditions.

    Tech.eu2 sources

  7. Top in Markets

    Anthropic IPO Filing Reveals $895 Billion in Commitments

    Third-quarter revenue reached $16.8 billion, roughly 12 times the year-earlier figure, while operating expenses rose to $17.5 billion.

    THE DECODER4 sources

  8. Top in Tech

    HomeView Code Hints at HomeKit Camera Mode

    Settings in HomeView Software 27.2 describe four options: Off, Detect Activity, Stream, and Stream & Allow Recording, with 1080p video at 30 frames per second.

    MacRumors3 sources

  9. Top in Startups

    Hypersonica Raises €100M for European Hypersonic Missiles

    Designed to travel at more than five times the speed of sound, the missiles are intended to provide a long-range strike capability less reliant on US technology.

    The British-German company plans more test flights and is targeting deployment in 2029.

    The Next Web3 sources

  10. Top in Design

    Affinity’s All-in-One Design App Arrives on iPad

    The app combines sketching, vector graphics, photo editing and page layout in a single workspace, with core tools free for individuals who sign in with a Canva account.

    Optional AI tools, including Generative Expand and image upscaling, require a Canva Pro subscription.

    The Verge3 sources

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