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Monday 9 November

Expanding Teen Account Protections to Teens Around the World

AI-generated summary Meta says it is expanding its artificial intelligence technology globally to find people suspected to be teens and automatically place them into Teen Accounts on Instagram, even if they used an adult birthday. Meta states that the expansion builds on its commitments under a recent agreement with 52 bipartisan attorneys general to strengthen how it identifies teens and children under 13 on its apps.

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NXP Launches Modular Robotics Platform for Physical AI Development

AI-generated summary NXP Semiconductors said on November 9, 2026, that its new modular robotics platform for physical AI systems can deliver initial drone functionality within 30 minutes out of the box using processors, open-source software and reference designs. NXP stated that pre-integrated software and validated subsystem interoperability can cut the months developers often spend integrating robotic subsystems down to days or weeks.

Pierre Fabre Taps XtalPi’s AI and Robotics for Drug Discovery

AI-generated summary Laboratoires Pierre Fabre and XtalPi announced an agreement on November 9, 2026, to discover novel small-molecule clinical candidates using artificial intelligence and robotics. XtalPi will provide artificial intelligence capabilities and a robotics platform for de novo design, while Laboratoires Pierre Fabre will select and advance compounds in oncology, dermatology, and rare diseases.

Sunday 8 November

White House Request Raises US AI Safety Center Independence Concerns

AI-generated summary The Associated Press reported that officials at CAISSI were asked to report informally to a White House office, raising concerns about the independence of federal AI safety evaluations. Critics warned that the arrangement could politicize cybersecurity and bioweapon decisions, while others argued that closer ties to Donald Trump could bring greater prominence and funding.

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Anthropic reportedly strikes $3.4 billion deal for gas-fired power at data centres By Investing.com

AI-generated summary Investing.com reports that Anthropic has secured a $3.4 billion agreement for gas-fired generators to power its data centres. The Financial Times reported that the transaction involves 1.7 gigawatts of heavy-duty generators from OnePWR Solutions.

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Saturday 7 November