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Archives for September 2026

Emma Roth
Emma Roth
Perplexity’s “Hybrid Compute” splits work between local and cloud-based AI.

The feature, which is rolling out to Perplexity Computer on Mac, uses a “privacy gate” to control which information leaves the device. While cloud-based AI models will handle reasoning, web search, and planning, an on-device model will work with tasks involving sensitive information and private files.

Marina Galperina
Marina Galperina
Here’s the first look at Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman.

Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial stars Garfield as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman as he’s fired and rehired by the company over the course of five days in 2023. Variety announced that Artificial will have its world premiere at the New York Film Festival on October 5th.

The film was dropped by Amazon MGM following Amazon’s $50 billion investment in OpenAI and acquired by Neon earlier this year.

Still from Artificial which premieres at the NYFF
Image: Neon
Robert Hart
Robert Hart
The US military gets custom ChatGPT and Grok chatbots “tailored to warfighter needs.”

The Department of Defense said it has added the AI tools for unclassified military use via its GenAI.mil platform. The generative AI portal launched last year with Google’s Gemini and has already onboarded more than 1.7 million of the department’s 3 million personnel, the Pentagon said.

Robert Hart
Robert Hart
AI errors sabotage challenge to Mississippi’s anti-DEI school laws.

State officials have asked an appeals court to overturn a decision blocking restrictions on school DEI programs on account of an “error-plagued” ruling drafted with the help of AI tool Perplexity. The dispute is the latest example of AI derailing court proceedings with made up citations, bogus quotations, and dubious research

Tom Warren
Tom Warren
Even Microsoft’s Office and LinkedIn chief is tired of AI slop.

It feels like Microsoft adds AI features to Office on a weekly basis, and now one of the company’s main executives in charge of those efforts is getting tired of AI slop generated at work. Ryan Roslansky, who took over leading the Office org at Microsoft last year, posted a warning on LinkedIn last week about AI slop “happening in the day to day of work,” after he received a fully AI-generated document from a colleague. Roslansky also oversees the group responsible for LinkedIn, which recently added an AI slop reporting button that’s proving to be rather popular.