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Muse lands in Singapore, Google previews a world model that talks, Siri AI learns five languages, and OpenAI claims AI-made maths breakthroughs.

October 28, 2026 · 4 stories

  1. MorningLaunch

    Meta launches Muse in Singapore

    Muse is available in Singapore from October 28 on iOS, Android and the web, free with a weekly usage limit and paid plans from S$22 to S$139, with local connectors including Shopee, Grab and Agoda rolling out progressively.

    Source: The Straits Times
  2. AfternoonFeatures

    Apple ships iOS 27.2 with Siri AI in five new languages

    Siri AI now works in French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish, gains conversation recall and wider data sources, and adds an Excluded Apps control.

    Source: News18
  3. EveningLaunch

    Google DeepMind unveils Genie 4, a world model with native audio

    Genie 4 generates photorealistic, explorable worlds users can steer mid-simulation with plain-language prompts, now with music, ambient sound and dialogue, in research preview for trusted testers.

    Source: Google DeepMind
  4. Announced Oct 26Traction

    OpenAI claims AI breakthroughs in maths, computer science and physics

    OpenAI says its models produced three claimed proofs, including refuting the Exponential Time Hypothesis, a local smoothing conjecture in every dimension, and QFT existence proofs including QCD. These are claims only, not peer-reviewed, with independent review under way.

    Source: MIT Sloan India

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