Mole developer uses agents to test Mac app leftovers ↗
Tw93 describes agent-assisted installation and removal tests that helped refine Mole, including rules about what to preserve.
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Musk: Future Starship Flights Will Carry Over 50 Tb/s of Starlink Bandwidth ↗
Elon Musk said on X on November 14 that future Starship flights will each carry over 50 Tb/s of Starlink bandwidth to orbit. Official Starlink figures put today’s Flight 15 load of 26 V3 satellites at up to 26 terabits of capacity, or about 26 Tbps at 1 Tbps per satellite. Musk’s target is roughly double that, or more than 50 V3-class satellites in one flight.
A 1.29-million-yuan CAR-T cancer therapy enters China's basic medical insurance for the first time ↗
China's 2026 national reimbursement drug list, released Nov. 14, admits JW Therapeutics' CAR-T therapy Carteyva to basic medical insurance via the new commercial innovative-drug list, the first CAR-T to get there. The list adds 107 drugs and takes effect Jan. 1, 2027.
Google's AI agents wrote 1.8 million lines of Lean to machine-check the Weil conjectures ↗
Google Research said on Nov. 13 that its /teamwork-LEAP multi-agent system autonomously produced a 1.8-million-line Lean formalization of the Weil conjectures over about 28,800 subagent calls, formalized the Birkhoff conjecture for the first time, fixed a gap in a recent proof and helped prove the Courtade-Kumar conjecture.
Court orders platform to reverse an AI-label penalty it failed to explain ↗
A Beijing Internet Court case required a platform to undo an unsupported AI-content penalty. The dispute centered on the evidence for its decision and the explanation owed to a user challenging it.
GTA 6 boxed-code scare meets two unsuccessful tests ↗
A social-media warning about sealed GTA 6 download codes prompted GamesRadar to test US and UK PS5 copies. Neither code was readable, focusing attention on packaging differences rather than proving widespread theft.
Apple Support Community closes in six days after turning read-only ↗
Apple’s customer-to-customer forum will permanently close on November 20. The shutdown ends a roughly 28-year discussion space, while the main Apple Support website continues to provide product help.
FPA apologizes after AI clothing swaps put creators in its ads ↗
FPA acknowledged using creator images for AI clothing swaps without permission. Its apology highlights the gap between generating a convincing product photo and securing the right to use the person in it.
Osaka confirms nearly 1.08 million email addresses leaked after a mass notice widened exposure ↗
Osaka has established the scale of its exposure through a compromised email provider, highlighting the third-party systems behind routine government notifications.
Chow Sang Sang suspends website amid possible data extraction ↗
Its membership system and official e-commerce were affected, while third-party flagship stores and physical shops continued operating.
WHOOP turns wearable data into a social feed with Humans ↗
Humans pairs photos and personal milestones with wearable metrics. Moments begin private, while existing members in smaller Teams automatically follow one another.
Seedance Cat Chase Test Keeps the Scene Intact Across Cuts ↗
A 15-yuan animated test shows continuity across camera changes, with human direction and imperfect distant text.
Podqi finds risky shopping websites in chatbot answers ↗
A 6,795-answer test separates recommendations from mentions and warnings about questionable shopping destinations.
WindowsiOS turns a foldable iPhone into a Windows desktop experiment ↗
AI-assisted Windows compatibility work builds on Henge’s open-source engine. The experiment uses a slimmed Windows image and requires developer tools.
When Parents Watch AI Dramas, Children Become the Screen-Time Police ↗
Five family interviews reveal a gap between criticizing synthetic performers and understanding why parents enjoy the stories.
netiCRM management breach triggers nonprofit checks as donor database copying is confirmed ↗
More than 500 nonprofit customers fall within the server inspection and rebuilding effort. Citizen Congress Watch says its donor database was copied.
Foyege’s Malfoy Fan Films Put Human Direction Behind AI Shots ↗
An independent creator turns a Harry Potter alternate universe into an episodic production, with AI generating shots and a human shaping the story and edit.
Inevitable gives an actor control of an AI double in a thriller about losing it ↗
Shortical launched 24 episodes of a planned 50-part thriller. Aki Avni helped create the synthetic version of himself that plays its lead.
COMAC’s 10-ton electric airliner CE-25A completes first piloted flight ↗
On Nov. 14 in Binzhou, Shandong, COMAC’s CE-25A completed its first piloted intelligent flight. COMAC said the test lasted 57 minutes and 46 seconds, including 16 minutes and 38 seconds in the air over 60.4 kilometers. The 19-seat, 10-ton electric aircraft is being developed to transport-category rules, and China’s aviation regulator has accepted its type-certificate application.
Nvidia board continues Huang probe as Congress demands December testimony ↗
After Jensen Huang resigned on Nov. 12, NBC News reported that Nvidia’s independent directors plan to keep investigating him. House committees asked him to appear for a closed-door interview on Dec. 1, and the Senate Banking Committee asked him to testify on Dec. 3, with subpoena threats if he does not. The board told CNBC it has not yet selected a search firm or formally engaged candidates.