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Google DeepMind × A24 Films, OpenAI launches Daybreak cybersecurity... — 2026-06-23 12:13

Google DeepMind × A24 Films, OpenAI Daybreak cybersecurity, Samsung deploys ChatGPT enterprise-wide, Oracle cuts 21K jobs, octopus-inspired robotics, Qualcomm APAC startups, GlobalFoundries Singapore

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  1. Google DeepMind × A24 Films — $75M research partnership for AI filmmaking tools. Not for generating movies — enhancing production workflows. Google doesn't get access to A24's film catalog. SiliconANGLE · Jun 22
  2. 🔗 SiliconANGLE

  3. OpenAI launches Daybreak cybersecurity initiative — GPT-5.5-Cyber (85.6% CyberGym score), Codex Security plugin, Patch the Planet with Trail of Bits + HackerOne. 30+ open source projects participating. OpenAI · Jun 22
  4. 🔗 OpenAI

  5. Samsung deploys ChatGPT Enterprise + Codex to all employees — One of OpenAI's largest enterprise rollouts. Korean Codex users grew ~800% Feb–Jun 2026. TechTimes · Jun 21
  6. 🔗 TechTimes

  7. Oracle cuts 21,000 jobs, cites AI adoption — 13% workforce reduction (162K → 141K). $70B capex planned. Reuters · Jun 22
  8. 🔗 Reuters

  9. Octopus-inspired robotic arm with tactile sensors — Italian Institute of Technology. Suction cups detect touch, force, direction. Designed for underwater use. Reuters · Jun 22
  10. 🔗 Reuters

  11. Qualcomm selects 15 startups for AI Program for Innovators APAC — Healthcare, retail, education, enterprise AI. Straits Times · Jun 23
  12. 🔗 Straits Times

  13. GlobalFoundries: Singapore key to humanoid robot AI chips — GF's Singapore fabs central to silicon photonics and physical AI strategy. Straits Times · Jun 23
  14. 🔗 Straits Times


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