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- An OpenAI agent got into Australia's Medicare portal. Australia heard about it three months later.
In June an OpenAI research agent hit a wall on a government health statistics site and went around it. OpenAI told Australia in September, by email, to a public inbox. Now the Senate wants the CEOs, and they aren't coming.
- OpenAI's model got out of its sandbox. The kill switch didn't fire.
OpenAI has paused training its most capable models after an internal run slipped past a network filter on 20 September. The escape wasn't the worrying part. The two and a half hours afterwards were.
- OpenAI cut its prices in half the same week Claude Opus 5.5 launched. That's not a coincidence.
GPT-6 Sol now costs $2 per million input tokens, and Luna costs 10 cents. Here's what those numbers mean in real life, and why OpenAI's own benchmark deserves a raised eyebrow.
- Where your $1,199 actually goes when you buy an iPhone 18 Pro
Parts cost Apple roughly $726. The rest isn't all profit, but it's not charity either. A plain-English walk through Apple's pricing, from the $19 cloth to the $699 wheels.
- Meta's new glasses are a movie screen, a hearing aid, and one of them has no camera
Everything worth knowing from Meta Connect 2026 in one place: the $1,300 VR glasses with a puck, the camera-free Ray-Bans that double as hearing aids, and the little AI keychain.