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Apple is suing OpenAI, and the lawsuit reads like a corporate breakup gone nuclear
Apple has sued OpenAI in federal court, alleging trade secret theft tied to hardware chief Tang Tan and over 400 former Apple staff now working there.


OpenAI just let GPT-5.6 out of the lab and into everyone's hands
OpenAI has released GPT-5.6 in three tiers, Sol, Terra and Luna, plus a new multi agent ultra mode. Here's what actually changed for everyday users.


Anthropic backflipped on Claude Fable 5 pricing days after killing the free tier
Anthropic has extended free access to Claude Fable 5 twice, now through July 19, after backlash over pulling its flagship model from standard plans.


OpenAI's GPT-5.6 lands today, three versions deep, and it's already undercutting itself on price
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 launched in three tiers, Sol, Terra and Luna, undercutting its own pricing as the AI price war with Anthropic heats up fast this month.


Dentsu just built the infrastructure to run influencer campaigns at Meta scale
Dentsu just partnered with Meta to industrialise influencer marketing, turning messy hundred-creator campaigns into something brands can run at scale.


Claude now wants your ID and a selfie before it'll talk to you
From 8 July, Anthropic can demand a government ID and a live facial scan from flagged Claude users, processed by Persona, a company backed by Peter Thiel.


Spotify's new Podcast Clips feature wants you to stop screenshotting timestamps
Spotify's new Podcast Clips feature lets listeners trim and share moments from any show, tackling podcast discovery the same way TikTok clips do for music.


The UN just held its first ever global summit on AI governance and 169 countries turned up
The UN's first Global Dialogue on AI Governance opened in Geneva warning against letting AI vibe-code humanity's future, though the rules stay non-binding.


X just rolled out a new video editor with green screen recording built in
X has rolled out a new video editor with green screen recording and multi language captions, part of a push to turn reactions into real content on iOS.


YouTube is testing videos exclusively for your most obsessed fans
YouTube is quietly testing Top Fans, a feature that hides videos from everyone except your most loyal 1% of viewers. Here's what it means for creators.


Meta is quietly capping how many links Facebook Pages can post each month
Meta is quietly capping how many links Facebook Pages can post each month, pushing non-verified brands toward paid Meta Verified or native content instead.


The Australian government has warned content creators about AI-generated social media posts and the brief is worth unpacking
The Australian government warned against AI content on social media. Here's what that actually means for creators and brands in the Australian market.


The man who co-wrote the paper behind every AI model just left Google to join OpenAI
Noam Shazeer, co-author of the paper behind every major AI model, has left Google DeepMind again, this time defecting to OpenAI after two years back home.


Australia's new age verification rules for search engines are already live and most people have no idea
Australia's age verification rules for search engines kicked in on June 27. Here's what they actually mean for Google, Bing and everyday users.


Pinterest just launched a standalone AI shopping app and it is smarter than it sounds
Ask Pinterest is a standalone AI shopping app built on Pinterest's Taste Graph. Here's what it does differently and why brands should be paying attention.


Australian Reddit usage is up 179% and most brands still haven't worked out why
Australian Reddit usage grew 179% in one year and it's now Australia's fifth most visited website. Here's what that means for brands and content teams.


Claude Sonnet 5 just became the default AI for millions of users overnight
Claude Sonnet 5 just became the default model for every free and Pro Claude user, offering near flagship AI performance at a fraction of the usual cost.


LinkedIn is cracking down on AI slop and its algorithm can spot it 94% of the time
LinkedIn's new algorithm detects AI-generated content with 94% accuracy and suppresses it. Here's what it means for your content strategy in 2026.


Reddit just launched ads that look exactly like Reddit posts and brands are paying attention
Reddit's new Free Form Ads mimic megathread posts and beat other ad types by 28% in click-through rates. Here's why brands are finally paying attention.


The AI Model Race Is Getting Genuinely Hard to Follow. Here's Where Things Stand.
Google, OpenAI, Anthropic and Microsoft all dropped new AI models recently. Here's a plain-language breakdown of where things actually stand.
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