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Apple is the US company behind the iPhone, Mac and iPad, along with its own chips and operating systems. Recent coverage has focused on its AI rollout: CEO John Ternus said Apple won't ship AI for AI's sake, Apple Intelligence is set to reach China via an iOS 27.3 beta without the new Siri, and iOS and macOS 27.2 added Siri memory features. Apple also added an AI assistant to Keynote, Pages and Numbers, and overtook Nvidia as the world's most valuable company.

Apple strikes team and tech licensing deal with Huxe

Apple disclosed to the European Commission that it will make job offers to certain Huxe AI employees and receive a non-exclusive license to the startup's IP. The reverse acqui-hire lets Apple gain AI talent and tech without buying the startup outright. Huxe, founded by ex-NotebookLM AI podcast developers, announced its shutdown on May 21.

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Ring Founder Bets AI Will Transform Home Security

Ring founder Jamie Siminoff said the company is expanding from video doorbells into a broader smart-home security ecosystem, including a new smart lock. With Apple preparing to enter the category and competition rising, he sees cameras, locks and other connected devices becoming the physical "appendages" of increasingly powerful AI systems in the home.

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Meta's Muse app launches on iPad

Nearly a month after its iOS debut, Meta's agentic AI tool Muse adds native iPad support, following a Mac version. The app spent weeks as the top free app on Apple's App Store; the iPad version better uses the larger screen and multitasking.

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Apple tightens macOS Full Disk Access controls over AI agent risks

Apple will add new controls to macOS's Full Disk Access permission, saying increasingly capable AI agents raise the risks of apps broadly reading users' files, messages, and browsing history. The move follows a journalist's claim that Meta's Muse app read his private messages and a report on a ChatGPT Mac app flaw. Apple says granting the permission will now require very explicit user action.

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oMLX creator Jun Kim joins Hugging Face

oMLX creator and maintainer Jun Kim has joined Hugging Face to work full-time on Apple's MLX local AI ecosystem. oMLX remains Apache 2.0 with Kim still leading it, and a focus is streamlining the path from transformers model definitions to MLX reference implementations.

Hugging Face Blog ·

Apple opens claims in $250M Siri AI settlement

Apple will pay $250 million to settle claims it failed to deliver an AI-upgraded Siri, and eligible US iPhone owners can now file claims. Those who bought an iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max or any iPhone 16 model between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025 can get about $25 per device, possibly up to $95 depending on claim volume.

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