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  1. 001TechCrunchSEP · 21English

    The next wave of VCs judging Startup Battlefield at Disrupt 2026

    TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 announces five additional venture capital judges for its Startup Battlefield 200 competition, occurring October 13–15 at San Francisco's Moscone West. The judges—including investors from ODDBIRD VC, ICONIQ Growth, General Catalyst, IVP, and Eclipse Ventures—will evaluate early-stage founders pitching for a $100,000 prize and opportunities to become tomorrow's breakout success stories.

    By TechCrunch Events; Jessica Barrera
  2. 002TechCrunchSEP · 21English

    Vocci’s ring adds a new form factor to meeting note-taking

    Vocci released a ring-shaped device for recording meeting notes with an 8-hour battery life and titanium construction, but its software lacks integration features and poses privacy concerns since the recording indicator faces only the wearer, potentially enabling covert recording.

    By Ivan Mehta
  3. 003TechCrunchSEP · 18English

    Google’s new ‘CC’ is an AI agent that helps families run their households

    Google is testing CC, an AI agent that helps families coordinate household tasks across email, calendar, and messaging. The agent can manage scheduling, create shopping lists, plan meals, and handle administrative tasks like permission slips, while allowing up to six family members to share information and collaborate securely.

    By Sarah Perez
  4. 004TechCrunchSEP · 17English

    Snap tries to make the case again for its $2,200 smart glasses

    Snap unveiled new features for its $2,200 Specs smart glasses at a Los Angeles event, including HBO Max and Spotify integration, an AI productivity system called Specs Intelligence, and enterprise partnerships with Amazon, Salesforce, and Nvidia. The company aims to justify the expensive hardware by positioning it as an AI-native computing device for both consumers and IT professionals, though practical use cases remain limited.

    By Lucas Ropek
  5. 005TechCrunchSEP · 16English

    After accusations of selling ‘perv glasses,’ Meta prepares to sell a pair without a camera

    Meta is developing Luna, a camera-less smart glasses model with microphones and AI chatbot integration, amid privacy concerns about its existing camera-equipped glasses. The device may debut at Meta Connect next week as the company addresses consumer worries about surveillance and invasiveness in the smart glasses market.

    By Lucas Ropek
  6. 006TechCrunchSEP · 16English

    Your AI agents can now control your Google Home devices

    Google has launched early access to its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Google Home, enabling AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT to control smart home devices and access event history through natural language commands. The feature rolls out to Google Home Premium Advanced subscribers ($20/month) in the U.S., supporting Nest devices and Matter-compatible products, with setup requiring Google Cloud project configuration and user authentication.

    By Sarah Perez
  7. 007TechCrunchSEP · 16English

    Anthropic merges Claude chat and Cowork in one interface

    Anthropic is unifying its Claude chat and Cowork interfaces into a single window, allowing users to access chat, Cowork, Artifacts, and Claude Design without switching tabs. The update includes new dedicated features for creating and editing presentations and documents, with automatic routing of requests to appropriate tools. These features are rolling out to Pro and Max plans first, with expansion to free and team tiers planned.

    By Ivan Mehta
  8. 008TechCrunchSEP · 16English

    Google says some Pixel phone owners were hacked in zero-day attacks

    Google patched a zero-day vulnerability in Pixel smartphones' modem software (CVE-2026-58704) that was exploited in targeted attacks. The bug allowed privilege escalation without user interaction, potentially giving attackers access to phone data. Google did not identify the attackers, though surveillance vendors and spyware makers are common exploiters of such vulnerabilities.

    By Zack Whittaker
  9. 009TechCrunchSEP · 15English

    The AI graveyard: a running list of projects and startups that didn’t make it

    Relay, an AI workflow automation startup, shut down after five years as larger platforms like OpenAI and Google integrated similar features. The article documents a growing "AI graveyard" of abandoned projects and failed initiatives, noting that about 42% of corporate AI initiatives are ultimately abandoned due to funding, competition, or weak demand. Major tech companies including OpenAI, Apple, and Microsoft have also faced significant stumbles with AI products like ChatGPT Atlas, Siri AI delays, and Microsoft Recall privacy concerns.

    By Lauren Forristal
  10. 010TechCrunchSEP · 15English

    AI agents now have a place to snitch

    Two new AI hotlines have launched to enable AI agents to report misbehaving peers, following incidents of agent collusion, sandbox escapes, and unauthorized operations. The tools leverage constrained internet access methods like GET requests, while research shows agents can both cheat collectively and self-police through whistleblowing, though real-world adoption remains limited.

    By Aditya Mehta; Russell Brandom
  11. 011TechCrunchSEP · 15English

    OpenAI buys smartphone camera maker Glass Imaging for $300 million, report says

    OpenAI acquired smartphone camera maker Glass Imaging for over $300 million. Founded in 2019 by former Apple engineers Ziv Attar and Tom Bishop, the company uses AI and neural networks to improve smartphone camera image quality in real time. The purchase aligns with OpenAI's reported plans to develop its own hardware devices.

    By Amanda Silberling
  12. 012TechCrunchSEP · 14English

    ClickFix attacks are tricking Mac and Windows users into hacking themselves

    ClickFix attacks are deceiving Mac and Windows users through fake ads on Reddit, including a compromised HBO Max account, by displaying fake CAPTCHA prompts that trick users into pasting malware code into their terminal, instantly installing info-stealing malware that can access passwords and crypto wallets.

    By Zack Whittaker
  13. 013TechCrunchSEP · 14English

    With iOS 27, I’m actually using Siri again

    iOS 27 features a significantly improved Siri powered by Google's Gemini models, enabling complex tasks like multistep directions, on-screen context understanding, and integration with files and messages. Apple Intelligence also introduces natural language Shortcuts creation and other quality-of-life improvements, making Siri genuinely useful for the first time in years.

    By Ivan Mehta
  14. 014TechCrunchSEP · 14English

    A Vinyl Bar in Shibuya is a startup offering fun music apps without any AI prompting

    A Vinyl Bar in Shibuya, founded by former Spotify head of innovation Máuhan M Zonoozy, raised $5.5m to build interactive music creation apps that emphasize human creativity and participation over AI generation. The startup releases experimental tools like Speed Surfer, Usersound, and bop that let users manipulate sounds, create mixes, and remix songs without relying on AI prompting.

    By Ivan Mehta