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ChatGPT’s ‘Intelligent UI’ update fills its responses with pictures, charts, and buttons

OpenAI is launching a new Intelligent UI feature in ChatGPT that allows the chatbot to answer your questions with interactive visuals. The update, which is rolling out to all users alongside GPT-6, gives ChatGPT the ability to combine a text response with diagrams, charts, forms, tappable buttons, and more. In a blog post explaining the […]

Android’s physical navigation buttons are back on Googlebooks, but not the way you think

A common misconception I've seen with Googlebooks is that the Quick Insert and Google logo keys are new. They're not, as they first debuted a couple of years ago on some Chromebooks. But there is something new for Googlebooks that's ripped straight from Android phones circa 2014. On every Googlebook keyboard, the F1, F2, and […]

BMW’s iX4 SUV is a 428-mile defensive weapon against China’s EV takeover

While much of the automotive world sits dumbfounded as China gobbles up all its customers, BMW continues to roll out extremely well-crafted, technologically advanced electric vehicles that impress in both drive quality and price. The latest is the BMW iX4, a coupe-shaped SUV that puts a sportier spin on the automaker's iX3. The iX4 is […]

Runtime: Cloudflare gets serious about data

+ MongoDB's weird week, and AWS jumps on the decision-model bandwagon.

Met Police eyes SASE with massive network overhaul

"Deliberate disaggregation of our infrastructure"

The UK needs more transparency from AI companies digitising books to train models

AI companies using physical sources of media, like books, to train models skirt recent proposals for data-regulation standards. We need more transparency.

An easier route to Valkey clusters?

Big migrations from Redis have typically still meant rewriting parts of the application.

Runtime: Why building long-haul agents is so tricky

+ Anthropic's new national security advisor, and Deutsche Telekom thinks AI will save it €2.5 billion.

Microsoft flags renewed attacks on hospitality Wi-Fi networks

Compromised Wi-Fi login pages redirect victims to infrastructure controlled by Russia-linked attackers.

SAP buys AI workforce startup TechWolf

The software giant has bought up four startups so far in 2026 as it boosts its own AI abilities.

Linux Foundation targets power bottleneck with OpenGrid initiative

The energy sector needs tools that "work in harmony" to adapt energy grids to soaring AI power demands, says foundation.

Anthropic hires ex-CIA cyber chief to lead national security

"Today the question is different, and harder: what happens when AI makes cyber operations faster and cheaper for nation-states and criminals alike?"

Europe needs to "step up" on open source funding - Linux Europe GM

Europe's sovereignty problem will require companies to contribute back to the open source ecosystem

STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap

This week's rounds and milestones.

AWS expands MCP Server to Dublin, London, four other regions

"The code is open-source under AWS API MCP. This gives us several advantages"

MoJ chooses UK supplier for digital overhaul after prisoner release scandal

The government promised to digitise the "shockingly outdated" paper-based system after prisoners were released in error.

Schneider Electric shells out $22 billion for PTC's industrial AI software

The idea is to create a software portfolio that can allow AI agents to operate safely inside complex industrial systems.

Deutsche Telekom says AI will deliver €2.5bn in savings by 2030

Europe's largest telco is rolling out more AI tools "to be less dependent on people".

Key Management Is 90% of the Problem

AI Coding Agents: Our Privacy Line in the Sand

Pwning OpenClaw and Other Agents with Prompt Laundering

Announcing VectorLens: See the PII Hiding in Your Vector Embeddings

One Unchecked Box, One Billion Records: The Human Error Problem

Seald’s U.S. Shutdown: Migration Options