Yesterday

June 7, 2026

Technology

No. 01

OpenAI Adds Lockdown Mode for ChatGPT

OpenAI Adds Lockdown Mode for ChatGPT

OpenAI announced Lockdown Mode to reduce prompt-injection and data-exfiltration risks in ChatGPT. The feature disables or limits high-risk tools including live browsing, web image retrieval, deep research and agent mode. OpenAI said the setting is meant for people and organizations handling sensitive data.

No. 02

Apple WWDC Pressure Builds Around Siri

Apple WWDC Pressure Builds Around Siri

Apple is preparing WWDC updates that are expected to focus on iOS 27, Siri and new AI features. Technology outlets framed the keynote as a test of whether Apple can recover momentum after prior Siri delays. Developers and investors are watching for practical features rather than broad promises.

No. 03

Microsoft Scout Faces Addictive AI Scrutiny

Microsoft Scout Faces Addictive AI Scrutiny

Microsoft's Scout assistant remained under scrutiny after reports about internal language describing addictive AI engagement goals. TechCrunch separately described Scout as an always-on Microsoft 365 assistant influenced by OpenClaw. The debate raised questions about how agentic assistants balance usefulness, autonomy and user dependence.

No. 04

Capcom Reveals Resident Evil Veronica

Capcom Reveals Resident Evil Veronica

Capcom used Summer Game Fest to reveal Resident Evil Veronica, a remake of Resident Evil Code: Veronica. The remake is planned for 2027 on major platforms including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and PC. Gaming outlets called the announcement one of the event's biggest reveals.

No. 05

HP and Ferrari Launch Limited AI PC

HP and Ferrari Launch Limited AI PC

HP and Ferrari launched a limited-edition AI PC priced at $5,599. Reports said the device is capped at 4,999 units and uses supercar-inspired design cues. The release continued a wave of premium PC makers using AI branding and luxury collaborations to stand out.