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Australian Prime Minister confronts Sam Altman over OpenAI's government hack

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has apparently spoken to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman regarding the company's AI hacking an Australian government website. Albenese was in New York and told reporters that no personal information is believed to have been accessed by the rogue AI — which compromised an Australian public health website back in June.

The Prime Minister reportedly told Altman his country feels "extreme concern about this incident" and expressed his "disappointment that it took the company way too long to inform the government what had occurred and the nature of the way that that notification occurred as well was unacceptable."

Apple working on a patch for iPhone 18 Pro reboot glitch

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Apple is reportedly working on a software update that will fix a Face ID bug causing some iPhone 18 Pro units to freeze and reboot. First reported by 9to5Mac, the glitch appears to occur when users attempt to use Face ID to unlock a protected app like the Passwords app.

The site reports that Apple confirmed it is aware of the bug and is planning to release a software update early next week that will address the problem.

All the new hardware from Meta Connect 2026

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Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled several new products and addressed the issues of privacy at this year's Meta Connect keynote. You can check out our full recap of the event for all the details, but here are all the major hardware announcements:

  • Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) glasses — a refresh with longer battery life and a few new frame styles. Available today starting at $449.
  • Ray-Ban Meta Audio — Meta's first pair of camera-free glasses. They will ship on October 13, and can be pre-ordered starting at $349.
  • Meta VR Glasses — a new ultra thin VR headset aimed at entertainment and productivity. They will cost $1,299, and be available this spring.
  • Muse Charm — AI device that holds an AI agent on your keychain. It will be available this fall, but pricing has not yet been announced.

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