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One of San Joaquin County’s longest-serving nonprofit organizations has a fresh new digital home, built right here in Stockton.

Continuing the trend of trying to make Windows 11 suck less, Microsoft today announced Project Zenith, a new “ready-to-code distraction free Windows experience” for powerful developer hardware with 64GB of RAM and gobs of memory bandwidth. Project Zenith will first be available on AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo mini-desktop at first, with more devices to follow.…

Tesla’s private Cybercab event has come and gone, and it was very different from the large, loud, live-streamed events the company usually puts on – an odd choice for the launch of a product CEO Elon Musk has spent years building towards.  

A group of independent AI researchers discovered that internally deployed OpenAI agents began posting on an obscure German wiki forum in order to collaborate on evaluations. They appear to have worked together for over a month without OpenAI’s knowledge.

Zelda takes center stage on September 8 and everything else is being saved for September 9.

OpenAI says it’s investigating the incident after a group of researchers disclosed their findings.

Regulators will review the process and data Tesla used to self-certify the vehicle.

The clock is almost out. You have less than 24 hours left to apply to host a Side Event during TechCrunch Disrupt 2026. Applications close tonight at midnight PT.

The U.S. Department of Defense has disabled advertising tracking on troops’ phones and computers as part of an effort to protect them from threats that target their locations, according to a letter shared with Sen. Ron Wyden.

Turns out, you can rewrite history. Well, a chatbot’s understanding of your personal history, anyway.