Briefs

Morning briefs

Short items from today's intake that did not lead a full story, each with its source. Nothing here is a stitched article — every item stands on its own outlet.

Reported with AI assistance from public sources. Every item below names its outlet and links to it. An editor pass and fact-check ran on the edition's full stories before publication. — Align Newsroom, part of Creytix.

ai

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after reports of second affair deepened scandal — Hacker News — Front Page

Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO immediately — Hacker News — Front Page

[AINews] D-Day (Decision Models Day) — Latent Space — Newsletter/Podcast

😺 DeepMind launched AlphaGenome 2 for DNA — The Neuron — Newsletter

Holiday Extras is rethinking what it can build with Codex — OpenAI — News

Didit MCP — Product Hunt — Feed (AI launches surface here)

AI’s biggest CEO may be on his way out — The Rundown AI — Newsletter

v0.34.0rc2 — vLLM — Releases (watched repo)

technology

Taiwan's Foxconn has 'strong confidence' in 2027 due to AI demand — Nikkei Asia

Nexperia’s Chinese unit declares supply chain independence in chips — South China Morning Post

Sex, spies and salaries shake up AI chipmakers — Nikkei Asia

world

Slovenia: Red Bull human catapult sets two Guinness World Records — Africanews

Family of killed teen Javits Frimpong calls for justice — Al Jazeera English

"El papa León XIV es mi padrino de bautizo": la insólita historia de Mildred Camacho, la joven peruana que es ahijada del Sumo Pontífice — BBC Mundo

'We've got to run': Inside ruined Ukraine power plant under constant drone threat — BBC News — World

EU defence start-ups face funding and bureaucracy traps, MEPs warn — Euronews

EN DIRECT, guerre en Ukraine : Vladimir Poutine a « détruit » la sécurité européenne après l’invasion de l’Ukraine, estime Antonio Costa, président du Conseil européen — Le Monde

Full story: Paraguay's banking superintendent arrested in Ueno Bank investigation

Indonesian President Prabowo says VP resignation 'for greater good' — Nikkei Asia