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YOUR DAILY TECH BRIEFINGTuesday, 10 November 2026

The Daily Five.

Five stories to understand what’s happening in tech.

Your briefing, out loud.

English · AI-generated voice · This edition’s selected stories

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Digital Policies10 sources

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under investigation for an affair with an alleged Chinese spy

Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, has admitted to an affair with a business executive suspected of being a Chinese intelligence operative. Nvidia's board has launched an investigation into his conduct amid shareholder lawsuits and increased political scrutiny. The scandal threatens Huang's leadership and Nvidia's position in the AI industry, with governance experts questioning the board's oversight and succession planning.

Why it matters

The scandal raises concerns about corporate governance and security risks at a leading AI chipmaker amid US-China tensions.

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AI4 sources

Anthropic plans a $1.4 trillion initial public offering despite market worries

Anthropic has set an IPO price range of $70 to $78 per share, aiming for an implied valuation of up to $1.4 trillion on a fully diluted basis. This would make it one of the largest public listings ever. The company is moving forward with these IPO plans amid volatile market conditions and concerns about the sustainability of the AI boom.

Why it matters

This IPO could set a new standard for AI company valuations and investor appetite despite current market uncertainties.

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Digital Policies3 sources

France blames Iranian hackers for cyberattacks that caused supermarket fires

French authorities have attributed cyberattacks in October on refrigeration systems at over 700 supermarkets and retail locations to Iranian state-backed hackers. These attacks disrupted cooling, causing significant food loss and at least 15 fires. The hacks were described as relatively unsophisticated but represented France’s first purely sabotage-focused cyber offensive campaign on national territory.

Why it matters

This incident marks a concerning escalation in cyber warfare tactics affecting critical infrastructure and public safety in Europe.

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Tech Products3 sources

Adobe launches new AI agents and tools to simplify creative work in Photoshop and Premiere

Adobe announced new AI-powered features at its Max conference, including AI agents that can assist or automate creative workflows across Photoshop, Premiere, Lightroom, and Firefly. Updates include tools for automatically removing objects and distractions from images and videos, aimed at speeding up and simplifying design and editing projects. Adobe's move also introduces a prototype builder tool in Firefly to compete with Figma.

Why it matters

These enhancements signal Adobe's commitment to integrating AI deeply into creative software, reshaping how digital content is produced.

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Digital Policies2 sources

Meta expands AI-based age detection globally on Instagram, Facebook, and Threads

Meta has extended its AI-driven age verification system worldwide across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. This technology aims to identify adolescent users, especially those aged 13 to 17 who might falsify their birthdates to bypass restrictions, and automatically transfer them to protected accounts. The move is part of Meta's efforts to better protect younger users on its platforms.

Why it matters

Enhanced age detection improves user safety for adolescents and helps enforce content restrictions on major social platforms.

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