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July 23, 2026

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OpenAI resolved an incident involving increased error rates in paid ChatGPT plans

OpenAI reported and subsequently resolved an incident involving increased error rates in paid ChatGPT plans; the conversations feature was affected, and after a mitigation was applied, the services fully recovered.

New: During the resolution process, the incident status was 'Monitoring', not immediately 'Operational'; A mitigation was specifically applied as part of the resolution; The services were actively monitored to confirm recovery; The focus on paid ChatGPT plans is more specific than general conversations

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Claude gets voice mode with Opus and Sonnet models and connections to Gmail, Calendar and Slack

Anthropic has expanded voice mode in Claude, previously based only on the Haiku model, to include the more powerful Opus and Sonnet. It now connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Canva and Notion and can send an email or modify a meeting on behalf of the user through voice commands.

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AegisAI raises 36 million dollars to fight AI-powered phishing

Startup AegisAI, founded by former Google security managers, has raised 36 million dollars in a Series A round led by Battery Ventures to develop AI agents to combat targeted phishing attacks (spear phishing).

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OpenAI asks court to dismiss lawsuit brought by Apple over theft of trade secrets

OpenAI filed a motion in federal court to dismiss the lawsuit brought by Apple over theft of trade secrets; it argues that the information is general product development information and that Apple did not adequately protect it. This follows the earlier release of chats showing that employees at Apple themselves contacted a former…

New: OpenAI filed a motion to dismiss in federal court; OpenAI argues that the data is generic information about product development, not trade secrets; OpenAI claims that Apple did not specify reasonable measures to protect the secrets; The motion was filed as a legal response to the July lawsuit brought by Apple; The legal dispute is expanding to broader questions of employee mobility and intellectual property protection in AI

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NASA tested the Gemma 3 model for image analysis directly aboard a satellite

NASA JPL and Loft Orbital tested the Gemma 3 model from Google directly aboard the YAM-9 satellite — the NAVI-Orbital system analyzes images on-board and sends a text summary instead of raw data, with 88% accuracy in a ground-based test.