GGML, the tensor library under llama.cpp, reaches v1.0.0
GGML, the open-source C tensor library that sits underneath llama.cpp and many other local-inference tools, has tagged version 1.0.0 — its first 1.x release.
Daily Briefing: Saturday, November 14, 2026
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The Big Picture
AI
Lovable-generated apps exposed passport data and 200K private messages via default keys
Security research on Lovable, an AI app builder, found that many apps it generated exposed sensitive user data—including passport details and more than 200,000 private messages—through...
Anthropic makes Claude Opus 5.5 default, tells users to drop "think hard"
Anthropic has made Claude Opus 5.5 the default model on all paid plans and published a prompting guide that advises retiring older habits.
Runway open-sources Praxis-1, a robot controller built on video-trained models
Runway released Praxis-1, a robotics model published with open weights and source code under the Apache 2.0 license, which the company says adapts knowledge learned from...
Chips & Computing
U.S. Treasury Secretary questions whether Nvidia knowingly sold GPUs to shell companies
In a CNBC interview, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said export controls cannot stop all restricted hardware from reaching China, but argued the focus should shift...
Malaysia plans data-center law to track GPU imports via power use
Malaysia plans to require data-center operators to disclose AI accelerator imports, power consumption, facility locations, and the identities of operators and hyperscale customers under a new...
NPR: Commerce Department pressed over delayed Nvidia chip export controls
NPR reports that the US Commerce Department is facing pressure for delaying export controls on Nvidia chips, according to a headline carried in a chip-industry news...
EVs & Energy
Dongfeng Nissan opens NX7 PHEV orders: ~198 miles electric range, ~$20,000
Dongfeng Nissan opened early orders for the NX7 plug-in hybrid (PHEV), claiming up to 320 km (about 198 miles) of all-electric driving from a 40 kWh...
Tesla Model Y RWD range rises 8.5% to 348 miles at $39,990
Tesla has raised the EPA-estimated range of the Model Y rear-wheel-drive version by 8.5%, from roughly 321 miles to 348 miles, while keeping the U.S. starting...
Tesla Opens $29,990 Cybercab Orders to Select Customers, With $299/Month Self-Driving
Tesla has reportedly opened orders for its Cybercab to "select customers" at $29,990, which would make it the company's cheapest vehicle, according to InsideEVs.
Canada announces $634M for EV charging and $50B grid strategy
Canada has announced just over $634 million to expand electric-vehicle charging infrastructure and grid capacity, with the charging funding intended to roughly double the more than...
UNSW prototypes three-minute lithium-ion battery health test
University of New South Wales researchers have prototyped a three-minute lithium-ion battery health test that they say is 95.5% faster and more than 80% cheaper than...
Masdar completes 365 MW solar-plus-storage Lockhart complex in California
Masdar announced completion of the $950 million Lockhart Solar and Storage complex in California, pairing 365 MW of solar photovoltaic generation with 173.7 MW of battery...
Yanhe Technology puts three perovskite solar module types in orbit
Yanhe Technology launched three independently developed space photovoltaic modules on Nov. 7 into a 535 km sun-synchronous orbit aboard Galactic Energy's Ceres-2 Y3 rocket from the...
Space
SpaceX catches Starship upper stage at launch tower for first time
SpaceX caught the Starship upper stage, Ship 42, with the chopstick arms of its Starbase launch tower on Nov. 14, 2026, about 22.5 hours after liftoff—the...
Starship Flight 15 reaches low-Earth orbit; booster catch possible Saturday
SpaceX's 15th Starship test flight lifted off from Starbase, Texas, on Friday and reached a nominal low-Earth orbit after a flawless first-stage ascent.
SpaceX investigating why Starship Flight 15 booster aborted chopsticks catch
SpaceX is investigating why the Super Heavy booster on Starship Flight 15, Booster 22, aborted its planned tower "chopsticks" catch and was destroyed over the Gulf...
SpaceX launches 22-hour Starship Flight 15, aborts booster catch
SpaceX launched Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas, on Nov. 13 at 5:47 p.m. ET, beginning a planned 22-hour test that reached low Earth orbit and...
Industry & Policy
Italy's privacy regulator fines Meta €805M over alleged Android photo and video access
Italy's data protection agency said on Saturday it had fined Meta Platforms €805 million (about $887 million) after finding the company accessed Android users' photos and...
Altimeter and Atreides investors urge Nvidia board to weigh Huang's "potential return"
Brad Gerstner of Altimeter and Gavin Baker of Atreides, two investors holding a combined $2.13 billion in Nvidia stock, reportedly sent a letter asking Nvidia's board...
Sean Duffy Blames FAA Groundstop on Wiring Work and Possible Faulty Router
The FAA lifted its third-ever nationwide ground stop Friday evening, clearing domestic flights to take off at 8:35 pm EST after several hours of system instability....
Microsoft says Microsoft 365 fully restored after global outage
Microsoft said access to all Microsoft 365 products has been fully restored, ending a global outage that disrupted government offices, traders, hospitals, and businesses.
