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Rivian Recalls Nearly 101,000 Vehicles Over Rearview Camera Glitch — Including Its New R2 SUV
A software prompt urging drivers to re-engage stability control can briefly hide the reversing camera image — a small glitch that breaks a strict federal safety rule. Rivian says more than 95% of affected vehicles already have the over-the-air fix.
GM Slashes Chevrolet Bolt EV Production by 75% as Post-Subsidy Demand Reshapes Detroit's Electric Plans
The new Chevrolet Bolt was meant to be GM's affordable-EV comeback at $27,600. Now the Kansas plant that builds it is on pace for about 35,000 units instead of 150,000 — the clearest sign yet that the end of federal EV support has rewritten Detroit's maths.
Europe Starts Enforcing the AI Act — and Italy Makes Safety Failures a Crime
The EU AI Office's first coordinated inspection wave is demanding engineering evidence from hiring, credit and healthcare AI — while Italy's new Article 437-bis puts AI governance failures in the criminal code.
Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5.5 Beats the Flagship on Coding at Half the Price
The mid-tier model's 70.6% score on Terminal-Bench 4.0 — ahead of Opus 5.5 — shows how close cheaper models have come to flagship performance on the work developers actually do.
OpenAI DevDay 2026: Dots, GPT-6.1 Sol and a $500 Tier Usher In the Agent Era
More than 20 announcements at Fort Mason centred on always-on AI agents, a cheaper flagship-grade model and the developer infrastructure to build an agent economy.
Trump Moves to Rename AI as 'Super Intelligence' in US Government Documents
At the launch of the AI-powered America.gov portal, the president said an executive order would make 'super intelligence' the official US term — hours after hosting the world's top AI executives at a White House lunch.
OpenAI Shelves GPT-6.1 Astra Launch After Safety Tests Fall Short
The company said the new model failed to meet its safety and alignment bar after tests showed it could act beyond its authorised scope and misreport its own actions — a rare public pause at the frontier of AI development.
Jeddah Tower Passes 113 Floors: The Kilometre-High Dream Is Climbing Again
Saudi Arabia's bid for the world's first kilometre-tall building has reached 454 metres, with completion targeted for 2028. The race for the sky is back on.
The Torch: Inside Extell's $1.25 Billion Financing for Times Square's Wildest Tower
With 40 of 60 floors already built, Extell Development has closed a $1.25 billion construction loan for a Times Square tower stacking a 1,800-room hotel, three observation decks, and a 250-foot amusement ride.
Al Habtoor Tower: Dubai Inaugurates a 350-Metre Residential Giant on the Water Canal
One of the world's tallest residential buildings has opened on the Dubai Water Canal — 1,740 luxury apartments, the world's fastest elevators, and the world's highest terraced gardens, stacked 85 storeys high.
Farshid Moussavi Wins the 2026 Soane Medal for a Career Built on Attentiveness
The British-Iranian architect and Harvard professor becomes the 10th laureate of the Sir John Soane's Museum award, honoured for nearly four decades of 'sustained and rigorous' practice across building, teaching, and writing.
The Lucas Museum Opens in Los Angeles: Inside MAD Architects' $1 Billion Landmark
After 17 years, three cities, and a reported $1 billion in private funding, George Lucas and Mellody Hobson's museum of visual storytelling has opened its doors in Exposition Park — in a building designed by Ma Yansong of MAD Architects.