OpenAI is marking two years of its Academy with plans to bring practical AI skills to more communities. A new community trainer pilot will prepare partner organizations to deliver workshops, building on courses and learning paths that include software developers.
NVIDIA reports that it has joined a coalition of research organizations, including Google, to support an open protein dataset. The initiative focuses on making research data available ahead of future pandemic threats, highlighting the role of shared datasets in technology-assisted scientific research.
According to SiliconANGLE, Google has made Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS and Flash-Lite TTS available through its cloud platform. Flash-Lite emphasizes inference speed and cost efficiency, while Flash targets higher audio quality; their similar APIs are intended to simplify using both in an application.
BleepingComputer reports that attackers are exploiting a Roundcube Webmail vulnerability in code injection attacks, citing the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security. The flaw was patched in May, making the report relevant to teams still operating installations without that fix.
BleepingComputer reports active exploitation of WordPress vulnerability CVE-2026-87902. Attackers have moved beyond probing vulnerable sites to writing files that execute shell commands when accessed, escalating the reported activity to server-side code execution.
TechCrunch reports that Australia will investigate whether OpenAI's access to a government health website broke the law. The investigation concerns a reported security breach, putting the behavior of AI systems interacting with government websites under scrutiny.
The Verge reports that Google DeepMind leader Koray Kavukcuoglu described Gemini 4 as being in its refinement stage. The comments indicate progress toward Google's next flagship model, but do not establish a confirmed release date.