News

November 1, 2026

11 briefings. Each one is an original summary, with the source linked underneath.

  1. ChatGPT now lets you stay signed in to two accounts and switch between them

    OpenAI has started rolling out account switching in ChatGPT, letting users stay signed in to up to two accounts at once and switch between them without logging out.

    OpenAI Help Center

  2. Cloudflare services for private origins is now generally available

    Cloudflare has made its "services for private origins" feature generally available, letting customers point a proxied DNS record at a private IP address so that Cloudflare reaches the origin server over an existing Cl...

    Cloudflare

  3. DeepSeek open-sources dsh-superagent, a proactive coding agent prototype

    DeepSeek has published dsh-superagent-prototype on GitHub under the MIT license, a proactive coding agent built for a single GitHub repository.

    • AI
    • Open source
    • Dev tools

    DeepSeek on GitHub

  4. Google Cloud spend caps are now generally available

    Google Cloud has made spend caps on Cloud Budgets generally available, letting customers block further usage of a service once a spending threshold is hit, without deleting any resources.

    Google Cloud

  5. Google DeepMind's PlanAssist expands to 15 English councils

    Google DeepMind is expanding PlanAssist, an AI tool built with Gemini that helps planning officers process routine applications, to 12 additional local planning authorities in England, bringing the total to 15 councils.

    Google DeepMind

  6. Google's Project Suncatcher satellite returns its first AI response from orbit

    Google says its Project Suncatcher prototype satellite, launched October 1, 2026 with partner Planet on SpaceX's Transporter-18 rideshare mission, has returned its first AI-generated response from space.

    • AI
    • Hardware

    Google

  7. Intel shifts capacity from PC chips to Xeon servers as AI demand outruns supply

    Tom's Hardware reports that Intel is reallocating manufacturing capacity away from consumer PC chips toward data center Xeon processors, as AI-driven demand for server chips continues to exceed supply.

    • Hardware
    • AI

    Tom's Hardware

  8. OpenAI will honor a shared robots.txt signal for opting out of AI training

    OpenAI says it will start honoring a common signal in robots.txt, the file websites use to set rules for crawlers, so site operators can state their preference about foundational generative AI training once instead of...

    OpenAI

  9. SMS of Death: one silent text can crash Android's phone service

    A researcher known as Mark B has published a writeup called SMS of Death, describing a flaw in Android's telephony code where a single malformed WAP Push text message can crash the phone app, dropping active calls, in...

    SMS of Death

  10. Student's dorm-built Reaper jet drone hits 491 mph

    Georgia Tech aerospace engineering student Tomas Salvo says his dorm-built jet drone, called Reaper, hit 790 km/h (491 mph) while carrying a 1.2 kg payload, which he says makes it the fastest small jet-powered drone i...

    Tomas Salvo on X

  11. Wiz links a 'Black October' of breaches at nine AI developer platforms

    Security firm Wiz says at least nine AI developer platforms, including Fireworks AI, Andromeda, Zeabur, Lightning AI, OpenCode, Railway, Warp, CommandCode, and Northflank, disclosed security incidents during October 2...

    Wiz