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    OpenAI rolls out GPT-6 and interactive Intelligent UI across ChatGPT

    OpenAI is rolling out GPT-6 and an Intelligent UI update in ChatGPT, adding visual and interactive elements such as charts, diagrams, forms, and buttons to responses. The sources describe the rollout as reaching all users or tiers, while one says GPT-6 had already been introduced to paid customers the previous month.

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    Mistral unveils Le Chonk, a trillion-parameter open-weight AI model

    Mistral has introduced Mistral Large 4, nicknamed “Le Chonk,” as an open-weight model. The company says it can rival leading models and is the strongest open-weight model developed outside China; these are Mistral’s claims, not independently established by the supplied reports. Coverage says a broader release is expected later this month, while one report describes the model as entering preview.

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    Xreal opens Aura XR glasses preorders at $1,279 ahead of a Meta comparison

    Xreal’s Aura XR glasses are available for preorder starting at $1,279 and are being compared with Meta’s recently announced VR Glasses. One hands-on report says the Aura is expected in 2026 and has passthrough lenses suitable for walking; the supplied reports do not establish further comparative results.

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    Meet the Vendors Selling ‘Cornell Seven’ Merch

    Wired Brands, influencers, and Etsy sellers claim they're hawking T-shirts, mugs, and buttons out of solidarity with the woman who accused seven male classmates of sexual assault. Some say it’s shameless.

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    Amazon Prime Day 2026: live deals coverage and AWS recap

    One source says it is tracking Prime Day discounts live, while another describes the event as having run June 23–26, 2026 and says it will share how AWS powered it. The sources differ in focus: one covers shopping deals, the other AWS services and metrics.

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    Reviews Debate the Relevance of ‘The Social Reckoning’

    One review says Aaron Sorkin’s sequel to The Social Network tries to shame a ruling class it describes as shameless, while another calls the film a timely reminder not to trust Meta. The sources offer differing assessments of the film’s relevance and message.