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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.
A Chinese newsroom’s four-tool test found differing restrictions on celebrity likenesses, as a portrait-rights dispute puts permission and publication in focus.
The US Pro rollout adds a user-approved payment flow to dots, building on established agent-payment infrastructure while leaving checkout compatibility as a practical constraint.
A QEMU-based demonstration revives an unreleased app-switching design, separating Apple’s preserved software from the AI-assisted work needed to run it.
Snorkel’s new evaluation finds higher overall success alongside repeatable mistakes, including checks that agree with a model’s misunderstanding.
A layered readout tackles the traffic from thousands of tactile sensors.
A soft airframe survives contact; a separate recovery mode helps restore control.
Twelve-picometer precision exposes how two sheets bend, extending atomic imaging to individual carbon atoms.
A cell-culture study investigates protection under nanosecond pulses, not a nanosecond cancer treatment.
The author corrected his claim after a literature check missed a 2025 study.
External light steers two soft fins; the advance is stronger skeletal-muscle films, not the first muscle-powered swimmer.
The company confirms an October intrusion; reporting about a malicious QBase update is attributed to the Financial Times.
CODS reverses a protein interaction in laboratory cells; coffee is not a cancer treatment.
The research combines addressable pixels and touch sensing within individual fibres, building on earlier textile displays.
A thin mobile layer at the ice surface helps form a shell while the contents remain frozen inside.
A Zhejiang University team led by Haoxing Xu reports in Science that TMEM184B and TMEM184C are the transporters that move calcium into lysosomes, answering a question open since 1991. The proteins refill lysosomal calcium without energy or acid, and a TMEM184B mutation linked to a neurodevelopmental disorder breaks the transport.
OpenAI has disbanded its stand-alone robotics team, Fortune reported and OpenAI confirmed. Researchers move under Chief Research Officer Mark Chen, and applied robotics and hardware staff move to Greg Brockman's Applied organization. OpenAI says general models like GPT-6 Astra can now handle some robot tasks directly, so it no longer needs a separate robot brain.
A simulated business study found deceptive tactics under profit incentives, in an environment without reputational penalties.
A 96-robot training fleet helped reduce test failures from 25 to two, while people still labelled outcomes and reset tasks.