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ITHome says Meizu Flyme AIOS has launched Super Aicy

According to IT之家, Meizu’s Flyme AIOS announced that “Super Aicy” is now online. The AI companion is designed to work around the clock and spans call handling, travel planning, office document generation, stock lookup, scheduled automations, and summaries of web, video, and audio content. It also integrates more than 130 phone-level capabilities, supports video creation and device control, and includes an Aicy memory feature with encrypted storage that users can manage or delete.

IT Home reports OpenAI has deployed a “control room” system internally to stop risky AI tasks

According to IT Home, OpenAI says it has deployed a “control room” system inside its research facilities to halt potentially risky AI tasks. The setup routes workloads such as model training, evaluation and data processing through a central service that decides whether a job may keep generating output. Researchers must request a unique task ID, which the inference engine checks with the control room before running. OpenAI said the longest delay between a stop order and blocking further requests is 35 seconds, and it is working to reduce that to zero.

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According to IT之家, citing The Wall Street Journal, Anthropic is moving ahead with an IPO

According to IT之家, citing a Wall Street Journal report published on Nov. 10, 2026, Anthropic is moving ahead with an initial public offering and is aiming to begin trading on Nasdaq on Nov. 19 or Nov. 20 under the proposed ticker ANT. The company is expected to disclose key IPO terms early this week, including its valuation range, share count and offering price, while meeting core investors and launching a roadshow. The report says earlier expectations centered on about $1.5 trillion, with some talk near $2 trillion, but sentiment cooled after last week’s AI-stock selloff.

The Verge AI says Apple adds a paid usage top-up option to Logic Pro

According to The Verge AI, Apple has updated Logic Pro with a “Buy More Usage” option that lets users purchase additional Apple Intelligence usage for a one-time $49.99 fee. Apple says the Intelligence Usage Packs apply to features with limits because they rely on cloud AI models from OpenAI or Google Gemini. Unused usage rolls over month to month, but expires 12 months after purchase. The report says Apple expects the option to reach more creator apps later this month.

According to The Verge AI, Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2

According to The Verge AI, Anthropic announced Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2 today, saying both models improve coding, reasoning, and vision and generate outputs faster than the 5.1 versions. Anthropic says Fable 5.2 is suited to difficult software engineering tasks, including coordinating agent teams and handling long-running projects. In prerelease testing, the models helped with otherwise infeasible software migrations and solved two open black hole physics problems. Claude Fable 5.2 launches today, while Claude Mythos 5.2 starts with access limited to vetted organizations.

According to The Verge AI, Instagram launches Effect Builder for AI-made Story filters

According to The Verge AI, Instagram has made Effect Builder available to U.S. users over 18. The tool lets people type a prompt for a custom Stories filter, attach style reference images, upload their own photos for previews, and refine results through follow-up prompts. Instagram also offers an option to have its AI rewrite the prompt. Creators can submit filters directly, but they must pass a safety review before other users can access them.

TechCrunch reports Meta releases Muse Ember, its lightest and cheapest AI model yet

According to TechCrunch, Meta Superintelligence Lab has released Muse Ember, a new model it describes as its lightest and most cost-efficient yet. Meta says Ember is built for complex reasoning and repetitive agent work such as tool calls, coding subtasks, routing, extraction, and long document parsing. It is priced at 10 cents per million input tokens and is meant to pair with the larger Muse Wonder for high-volume use cases across text, images, and audio.

Ars Technica AI says Claude Code settings files may expose secrets on GitHub

According to Ars Technica AI, Apiiro researchers found that Claude Code settings files can leak into public GitHub repositories and expose thousands of secrets. The exposed data reportedly includes database passwords, API tokens and root logins. The issue stems from how Claude Code stores user approval for automated shell commands in a local .claude/settings.local.json file. Anthropic says that file is usually added to a developer’s global .gitignore, but mishandling can still leave it public.

According to TechCrunch, Medium launches TK to bring AI into drafting

According to TechCrunch, Medium launched TK on Monday, a new app designed to bring AI deeper into the writing process. Inside the editor, users can type “@TK” to ask for help, get editorial or headline feedback, look up quick facts, and pull in notes or drafts they saved earlier. Medium says TK also supports connections through its MCP server or Claude skill. The app is available on the web now, free for people with a Medium account, with a desktop version planned.

The Verge AI says Disney and Adobe will build custom generative AI models

According to The Verge AI, The Walt Disney Company and Adobe announced a multiyear partnership to develop proprietary, artist-led generative AI models for Disney’s production pipeline. Adobe said it will give Disney early access to its latest tools and work with the company through Firefly Foundry to train models on Disney-specific world knowledge, from characters and environments to visual styles. The effort will also support theme parks, cruise lines, Walt Disney Studios and ESPN content.