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SiliconANGLE 1 month ago 3 ● 3 sources
OpenAI reportedly bought smartphone camera software startup Glass Imaging in a deal that neither company has publicly confirmed. The purchase price is reported to be more than $300 million. The move expands OpenAI’s push into consumer hardware by adding Glass Imaging’s GlassAI neural image signal processing into future camera-focused products.
TechCrunch 1 month ago 16 ● 3 sources
OpenAI bought smartphone camera maker Glass Imaging in a deal reported by The Wall Street Journal. The purchase price was over $300 million, after Glass Imaging had raised about $30 million previously. The acquisition brings Glass Imaging’s AI-based camera approach in-house and supports OpenAI’s ongoing push into smartphone and other hardware projects.
IEEE Spectrum 1 month ago 19
Adversarial fashion and related projects have been developed to disrupt AI object-detection systems used in surveillance, instead of relying on public backlash alone. Swearingen trained a reinforcement learning algorithm that generated adversarial patterns tested against 11 object detection models, including face and person detectors. The push is leading to purchasable garments and ongoing experimentation, but real-world coverage limits and future retraining by operators may reduce how reliably the clothing can evade detection.
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15 October 2026
The biggest story today isn’t a single model release—it’s the plumbing getting thicker, especially for agentic AI. Nebius says it has struck deals with early-stage UK AI labs as it expands its GPU data-centre and compute offering in the UK, building on a planned £1.7bn build-out and an expanding London hub. That push rhymes with Britain’s British Business Bank, which announced £180m across six AI and deeptech VC funds, including £55m into Intrepid Growth Partners’ AI-focused Fund I, and with Nvidia’s own UK signal: CEO Jensen Huang announced minority-stake plans in five startups—Boltz, Foresight, Hiverge, Prima Mente, and Riverlane.
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