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Zero-Click Spyware Ads, Pentagon U-Turn, Scalper Lawsuit

Researchers warn that zero-click spyware is spreading through ordinary online ads, no clicks required. Meanwhile, the Pentagon scraps a livestreamed execution plan and ticket resale giants sue Washington D.C. over a new price cap law.

By Avery Cole | October 16, 2026

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Who’s Tracking the Cost and Risk?: AI Agent Sprawl

Enterprises are pouring trillions into AI agents without tracking where the money goes or what the agents can touch. This roundup breaks down five fresh takes on cost attribution, identity security, and the tooling gap in managing autonomous agents at scale.

By Marcus Webb | October 16, 2026

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Trump’s Photo, Scams, and Data: AI Authenticity Crisis

A doctored White House photo, smarter scam detection, and a bankrupt chatbot company all point to the same problem this week. The AI authenticity crisis is no longer theoretical, it's showing up in politics, phones, and courtrooms.

By Aria Chen | October 16, 2026

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AI Angst and Hot CPI Rattle the Market’s Narrative

A choppy week of hot inflation data, a sharp yield reversal, and renewed AI angst left the S&P 500 searching for direction. Tech led the losses while TSMC's earnings beat offered a counterpoint heading into Friday.

By Theo Vance | October 16, 2026

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Tesla Roadster Flies While Hollywood Turns on Tech

Tesla's flying Roadster demo, Hollywood's tech backlash, and new AI consent concerns reveal how image management now drives the industry. A look at what these stories really signal about money and power in tech.

By Priya Kapoor | October 16, 2026

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Sales, 16R Leaks, and More: OnePlus 16 Launch Week

OnePlus posted strong launch-week sales for the OnePlus 16 while leaks point to a camera-focused OnePlus 16R for India. Apple, Amazon, and Honor also made moves worth tracking this week.

By Elena Kirchner | October 15, 2026

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GTA 6 Beats the Odds, Qualifies for Game Awards 2026

Grand Theft Auto 6 barely qualifies for The Game Awards 2026, even as rivals reshuffle launches to dodge it. Activision's marketing chief stirred the pot further by crowning it one of the year's two biggest games.

By Marcus Delgado | October 15, 2026

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GTA 6 Trailer, Dan Houser’s Mea Culpa, and Tech’s Messy Week

Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto 6 launch trailer dominates headlines, while Dan Houser reflects on Max Payne 3's missteps. Elsewhere, Sony fights piracy clones and data center disputes turn ugly in American towns.

By Rina Park | October 15, 2026

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AI Coding Agents Boost Output, But Review Still Lags

A Harvard working paper and independent developer tests reveal a gap between AI coding agents and code review capacity. Output rises, but merge times and fixes rise too.

By Jonah Reed | October 15, 2026

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GTA 6 Launch Trailer Drops, But Xbox Is Noticeably Absent

Rockstar Games dropped the GTA 6 launch trailer today, captured entirely on PlayStation 5. Fans immediately noticed Xbox Series X|S is nowhere in sight, sparking fresh debate about platform marketing ahead of the November 19 release.

By Zara El-Amin | October 15, 2026

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