Tuesday, November 03, 2026 GLOBAL EDITION

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Apple Begins Giving Siri AI Access to Third-Party Apps

Apple has started granting its Siri AI assistant access to third-party applications, expanding its functionality and integration.

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Google States That Using Search Without Artificial Intelligence Is Not Possible

According to Google, users cannot utilize the Google Search platform without the involvement of artificial intelligence.

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Apple Warns of Risks Related to AI Agents Behaving in Unintended or Unpredictable Ways

Apple has issued a warning regarding the potential risks of AI agents operating in unintended or unpredictable manners.

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Binance Reveals Hackers Spent Months Planning $6.3 Billion Heist

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance reported that hackers spent months orchestrating a planned $6.3 billion heist.

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Sam Altman Claims AI Has Surpassed Human Scientists in Intelligence

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has asserted that artificial intelligence has reached a level of intelligence where it is now smarter than the brightest human scientists.

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Tech Giants Try to Curb A.I.-Generated Misinformation About the Midterm Elections

Technology companies are taking measures to curb artificial intelligence-generated misinformation surrounding the midterm elections.

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Every Autonomous AI Chip Needs a Safety Control Unit

An analysis published by the Communications of the ACM highlights the critical need for safety control units in autonomous AI chips.

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CrowdStrike Launches AI Kill Switch to Stop Rogue Internal Agents

CrowdStrike has introduced a new AI kill switch designed to stop internal AI agents if they go rogue.

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Marvell Technology to Acquire Lumentum Holdings in US$115 Billion Deal

Marvell Technology has announced plans to acquire Lumentum Holdings in a landmark US$115 billion transaction.

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Meta Seeks to Raise Up to $25 Billion in Debt Sale Amid Rising AI Spending

Meta is looking to raise up to $25 billion through a debt sale as the company experiences an increase in artificial intelligence spending.

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