Craig Morton, who spent 18 years in the NFL and became the first quarterback to start the Super Bowl for two franchises — the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos — has died. He was 83.
The 485-mile Velomont trail in Vermont is being designed to be accessible for adaptive mountain bikers, connecting 27 communities with huts and hostels. Efforts include trail assessments and building ADA-compliant facilities to accommodate riders with disabilities.
Humanoid robots, remotely controlled by surgeons, successfully removed gallbladders from live pigs in a preclinical trial. This human-robot team-up offers a potentially cheaper and more accessible alternative to specialized surgical robots, with applications in rural areas, battlefields, and space.
A Microsoft Defender patch for a zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2026-50656) may cause Windows machines to write files large enough to consume all disk space. The researcher NightmareEclipse disclosed the issue, stating that new mitigations in mpengine.dll can lead to massive file caching.
Allstate Insurance is suing Broadcom, alleging the tech giant initiated haphazard audits in retaliation for Allstate not renewing contracts with VMware and CA Technologies. Allstate claims it complied with audit requirements, while VMware alleges Allstate stonewalled and removed software.
OpenAI is sunsetting its ChatGPT Atlas browser, launched less than a year ago, on August 9th. The company is focusing on its new ChatGPT Work features, incorporating learnings from Atlas users to improve browsing and task completion on the open web.
Google's "My Ad Center" now features a label indicating if an ad was created or edited with AI. The label will be automatically applied to ads made with Google's tools, while ads made elsewhere require manual disclosure. Meta has a similar AI info label.
