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U.S. President Donald Trump

Trump Delays AI Security Order Over Concerns It Could Slow U.S. Industry

Trump delayed an executive order on pre-release AI security reviews.
He said parts of the language could interfere with U.S. leadership in AI.
The proposal would have involved the Office of the National Cyber Director and other agencies.
A reported sticking point was requiring companies to share advanced models 14 to 90 days before release.

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DT Editorial Team·May 21, 2026·via techcrunch.com

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In addition to space stations, Vast says it will now build high-power satellites

Vast moves beyond space stations with a 15-kilowatt satellite bus business

Vast announced a 15 kW-class satellite bus based largely on Haven-1 technologies.
The company says it has one customer for four satellites plus an option for up to 200 more.
The move broadens Vast beyond private space stations into a more diversified spacecraft business.

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DT Editorial Team·May 19, 2026·via arstechnica.com

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Apple announces Apple Intelligence-powered accessibility feature updates | TechCrunch

Apple expands accessibility tools with on-device AI, richer captions and eye-controlled wheelchair support

Apple is expanding VoiceOver, Live Recognition, Reader and captioning with Apple Intelligence features.
Users will be able to issue more natural language commands based on onscreen content.
Vision Pro will support eye-based control of compatible wheelchairs in the U.S. with Tolt and LUCI systems.

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DT Editorial Team·May 19, 2026·via techcrunch.com

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Apple Wallet car keys reach Porsche in latest expansion

Porsche is the latest major automaker to support Apple Wallet car keys.
The update extends Apple’s push to make Wallet a broader digital credentials platform.
Automaker support remains the key factor shaping real-world adoption of phone-based vehicle access.

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DT Editorial Team·May 14, 2026·via 9to5mac.com

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Your iPhone might soon have zero dead zones thanks to a new carrier joint venture - 9to5Mac

US Carriers’ Satellite Venture Could Target the Last Dead Zones on iPhone

The three largest US wireless carriers are reportedly forming a satellite-related joint venture.
The aim is to reduce or eliminate mobile dead zones.
The move could raise expectations for always-on smartphone coverage.
The supplied source material does not include detailed implementation specifics.

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A Rivian infotainment screen with information from the AI assistant on it

Rivian Expands In-Car Software With a Cloud-Connected AI Assistant

Rivian’s new AI assistant is rolling out in software update 2026.15 to Connect+ subscribers or trial users.
The assistant can control vehicle functions, media, navigation, messaging and diagnostics-related queries.
The launch reinforces Rivian’s strategy of building a native software ecosystem without CarPlay or Android Auto.

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An illustration shows the back of a brown suburban house with an XFRA data center node sitting on the side as a grayish, rectangular box. A grayish-white smart panel and battery, both rectangular, are attached to the back wall of the house.

The AI Boom’s New Infrastructure Pitch: Put a Mini Data Center Next to the House

SPAN is pilot testing a distributed data center model that places liquid-cooled GPU nodes alongside homes.
Hosts would receive subsidized electricity, internet access, and backup batteries while SPAN operates the equipment.
The company says the model is better suited to AI inference and related workloads than to centralized training of frontier models.

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Inside Amazon’s ‘Tokenmaxxing’ Problem

Amazon employees reportedly use an internal tool called MeshClaw to automate non-essential tasks and raise token counts.
The report says Amazon set weekly AI usage targets for more than 80 percent of developers and tracked token consumption on leaderboards.
The episode highlights how AI adoption metrics can create incentives to maximize usage rather than value.

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Here's how Apple could make its Hide My Email feature even better for iCloud+ users - 9to5Mac

An Apple privacy feature is back in focus as calls grow for Hide My Email upgrades

A 9to5Mac article discusses how Apple could improve Hide My Email for iCloud+ users.
The candidate excerpt says the feature was introduced in iOS 15 and lets users create alternative email addresses for services.
The extracted source text appears mismatched, so only the metadata and excerpt safely support the rewrite.

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I kept losing my Roku TV remotes - until I discovered 3 easy and cost-effective fixes

The Lost Remote Problem Is Now a Product Story About Redundancy

The supplied source says missing Roku remotes can sometimes be found or bypassed through voice, TV buttons, or the Roku app.
The story highlights how consumer devices increasingly include backup control paths.
The remote remains central to the Roku experience, but it is no longer the only interface.

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The Instax Wide 400 builds on instant photography’s simplicity and stretches it, literally | TechCrunch

Fujifilm’s Instax Wide 400 Bets That Simplicity Still Wins in an AI Camera Era

Fujifilm’s $175 Instax Wide 400 produces 62 x 99 mm prints, about twice the size of Instax Mini photos.
The camera is designed for ease of use, with automatic flash, focus, and exposure handling.
The tradeoff is limited flexibility in difficult lighting, where contrast-heavy scenes can lose detail.

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Lime, the Uber-backed micromobility company, files for IPO | TechCrunch

Lime Files for IPO With Growth on One Side and Debt Pressure on the Other

Lime filed to list on Nasdaq under the ticker LIME.
Revenue climbed to $886.7 million in 2025, and the company reported positive free cash flow.
The filing also disclosed a major near-term debt burden and a going-concern warning without new financing.

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OpenAI ChatGPT website displayed on a laptop screen is seen in this illustration photo.

OpenAI Adds Real-Time Voice, Translation and Transcription Tools to Its API

OpenAI added new real-time voice tools to its API.
The release includes GPT-Realtime-2, GPT-Realtime-Translate and GPT-Realtime-Whisper.
OpenAI says the translation system supports more than 70 input languages and 13 output languages.
The company says it built guardrails to detect and halt harmful misuse.

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The animated version of the iconic "Hello, world" image reveals striking new details

New Artemis II Image Sequence Adds Lightning, Aurora and a Satellite Mystery to NASA’s ‘Hello, World’ View

NASA released more than 12,000 Artemis II images through its photo archive.
Andy Saunders animated 17 stills from the mission’s ‘Hello, world’ sequence.
The processed sequence reveals lightning, aurora and apparent satellites, though some details may be optical effects.

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Former NASA chief takes helm of national security space firm

Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine Joins Quantum Space as National Security Focus Intensifies

Former NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine has been named CEO of Quantum Space.
The company’s Ranger spacecraft is designed for rapid maneuvering from low-Earth orbit to cislunar space.
Quantum Space is tied to programs involving lunar water mapping, cislunar awareness, and surveillance missions.

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Fitbit Air with the lavender performance loop band

Google Reboots Fitbit With a Screenless Tracker and a New Health App

Google unveiled the $100 Fitbit Air, a screenless wearable focused on continuous health tracking.
The company is also launching a Google Health app to replace the Fitbit app experience.
Google says users will be able to pair both a Pixel Watch and Fitbit Air to the same phone.

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Apple may have just made one of the most important new Siri announcements

Apple spotlights three iPhone enhancements in iOS 26.5 as questions around Siri continue

Apple has highlighted three upcoming iPhone enhancements in iOS 26.5.
The announcement is being read against continued scrutiny of Apple’s Siri roadmap.
The available source text supports a careful reading focused on Apple’s software messaging rather than unconfirmed Siri specifics.

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Hackers steal students' data during breach at education tech giant Instructure | TechCrunch

Instructure Confirms Student Data Breach as Extortion Gang Claims Massive Theft

Instructure confirmed a breach affecting student private information.
Sample data reviewed by TechCrunch included names, email addresses, and teacher-student messages.
ShinyHunters claims thousands of schools were affected, but the full scale is unverified.
Some Instructure products, including Canvas, were restored after maintenance.

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Bus stop shelter with red canopy and ad for Artisan AI reading "Stop Hiring Humans" and "For Work They Hate" on city sidewalk, San Francisco, California, September 30, 2025. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)

Artist Behind ‘This Is Fine’ Says AI Startup Used His Work Without Permission

KC Green says he did not authorize Artisan’s use of his famous comic image in a subway ad.
The ad reportedly repurposed the image to market an AI sales product.
Artisan said it was reaching out to Green directly after TechCrunch asked about the campaign.

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Eero Signal keeps your business online during internet outages

Sponsored ZDNET coverage spotlights Eero Signal as backup internet option for outages

Paid ZDNET BrandX coverage spotlights Eero Signal as a cellular backup device.
The product is designed to switch compatible Eero networks to 4G LTE during wired outages.
The story reflects growing demand for simple resilience tools in small-business networking.

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