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- 1Trump AI meeting with tech CEOs to focus on balance, Johnson says●Trump's AI meeting with tech CEOs to focus on finding balance, US House speaker says
President Trump is set to hold a meeting with leading technology chief executives on artificial intelligence policy. US House Speaker Mike Johnson said the discussion will centre on finding balance, presumably between fostering innovation and addressing risks such as regulation, safety and economic impact. The gathering draws attention given the major role tech firms play in the AI race and the administration's evolving stance on overseeing the technology.
- 2Madonna returns to MTV VMAs stage after 23 years▼Madonna roars back to MTV VMAs stage for first time in 23 years with A-list cameos
Madonna appeared on the MTV Video Music Awards stage for the first time in 23 years, marking a high-profile comeback appearance that included cameos from several A-list stars. The moment is drawing widespread attention as fans and media celebrate the pop icon's return to the ceremony that played a defining role in her career.
- 3UK to brief defense chiefs behind closed doors on Russia threat●UK to gather defense CEOs for ‘closed-door’ Russian security briefing
The UK government is bringing together leaders of major defense companies for a private briefing on Russian security threats. The closed-door session signals Whitehall's effort to align industry with national security priorities, likely covering intelligence assessments and defense production readiness. The move comes amid heightened concern over Russia's actions and Europe's push to scale up military manufacturing and preparedness.
- 4Robin Williams' Daughter Slams AI Videos of Her Father●Robin Williams' Daughter to Fans Creating AI Videos: 'Have Some Shame'
Zelda Williams, daughter of the late actor Robin Williams, has publicly condemned fans who use artificial intelligence to create videos depicting her father, telling them to 'have some shame.' Her remarks add to ongoing debate over AI recreations of deceased celebrities, an issue she has spoken about repeatedly since her father's death in 2014.
- 5Next-generation geothermal systems challenge fossil fuels in the US●Next-generation geothermal energy systems are coming for your fossil fuels... https:// cleantechnica.com/2026/09/26/g eo
A new report argues that next-generation geothermal energy systems are poised to displace fossil fuels in the United States, combining advances in drilling and heat extraction with supportive US energy policy. The piece frames geothermal as a renewable capable of delivering sustainable, always-on power, and has drawn attention in climate and energy policy discussions.
- 6OpenAI and Anthropic CEOs to face Australian Senate AI inquiry●OpenAI, Anthropic CEOs To Appear Before Australian Senate's AI Inquiry
The chief executives of OpenAI and Anthropic are set to appear before an Australian Senate inquiry into artificial intelligence. The hearings form part of Australia's examination of how AI should be regulated, with lawmakers seeking testimony from the leaders of two of the world's most prominent AI companies about the technology's risks and development.
- 7Madonna opens MTV VMAs with provocative performance▼Madonna opens MTV VMAs with provocative performance and celebrity cameos
Madonna opened the MTV Video Music Awards with a provocative performance that featured celebrity cameos. The pop star's appearance drew wide attention as the show's opening moment. Specific details about the cameos and the performance itself were not provided in available reports, and reaction beyond the initial coverage remains limited.
- 8AI Videos Flood Feeds, Creators Pivot to Authenticity●AI Videos Flood Feeds, Prompting Creator Pivot to Authenticity
Social media feeds are increasingly saturated with AI-generated videos, and content creators are responding by shifting toward authentic, human-made material to stand out. The trend has sparked discussion about audience fatigue with synthetic content and whether raw, unpolished work will regain value as AI output becomes indistinguishable from reality.
- 9SpaceComputer plans first mission from low-Earth to geostationary orbit●SpaceComputer’s first mission to travel from low-Earth to geostationary orbit
SpaceComputer is preparing its first mission that would travel from low-Earth orbit to geostationary orbit, according to SpaceNews. The mission would mark a significant step for the company, demonstrating the ability to operate across very different orbital regimes. Few details about timing, launch provider or payload have been reported so far, and the story is only beginning to circulate.
- 10LPU students loot laptops and food from campus mall during protests▼LPU students loot laptops, gadgets, pick food from university mall amid protests; videos surface
Students at Lovely Professional University in Punjab, India, allegedly looted laptops, gadgets and food from the university mall as protests on campus turned unruly. Videos circulating online purport to show the incidents. The university has not issued a detailed response, and reports say authorities are reviewing footage to identify those involved in the unrest.
- 11DARPA Plans Repair Robot for Geosynchronous Orbit▼Inside DARPA’s Mission to Send a Repair Robot to Geosynchronous Orbit
DARPA is developing a robotic spacecraft designed to service and repair satellites in geosynchronous orbit, some 35,000 kilometers above Earth. The effort, covered by IEEE Spectrum, would allow maintenance of aging communications and military satellites that are otherwise unreachable after launch. It marks a step toward routine robotic servicing in the most valuable and crowded orbital region.
- 12INEOS football project facing problems across Man United, Nice and Lausanne●From Man United to Lausanne via Nice, the INEOS football project has problems to solve
Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS sports empire is under scrutiny as its football clubs struggle on and off the pitch. Manchester United, owned by INEOS, has endured a difficult season, while French side Nice and Swiss club Lausanne-Sport, also part of the group's network, face their own challenges. Reporting examines whether the multi-club model can deliver results for the British chemicals giant.
- 13GrapheneOS Names Motorola Signature 27 Its First Non-Pixel Phone●GrapheneOS Picks Motorola Signature 27 as Its First Non-Pixel Phone
The GrapheneOS privacy-focused Android project has chosen the Motorola Signature 27 as the first non-Pixel phone it will support, breaking its long-standing exclusivity to Google hardware. The move expands secure, hardened Android options beyond Pixel devices, and tech commentators are weighing what it means for the project's future and for Motorola's standing among privacy-minded users.
- 14EOS Signs Letter of Intent With Dutch Defence Ministry on Laser Weapons▼EOS Signs LoI With NL MoD for High Energy Laser Weapon Technology
Australian defence contractor Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has signed a letter of intent with the Netherlands Ministry of Defence covering high energy laser weapon technology. The agreement marks a step toward potential cooperation on directed-energy systems for the Dutch armed forces, as European militaries step up investment in counter-drone and air defence laser capabilities.