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ISSUE №6・MAY 26 – MAY 28, 2026

Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical warns on AI governance, Cognition AI's valuation hits $26B, EU fines Temu €200M

This issue covers tech, business, and fun. We couldn't find enough verifiable natural-disaster material for this period, so that category is skipped; everything else is sourced.

Published: Coverage:May 26 – May 28 Items:10
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Tech

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Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical warns on AI governance, power concentration and warfare risks

Pope Leo XIV released the Vatican's first AI-themed encyclical, "Magnifica Humanitas," calling for stronger AI governance and warning of risks including excessive power concentration, distortion of truth, labor market impacts, and warfare applications.

Verification note: Encyclical content is from a tech-news roundup; for the official full text, check the Vatican's own release.

AMD ramps 256-core EPYC Venice chip production on TSMC's 2nm process

AMD is accelerating production of its 256-core EPYC "Venice" server chip on TSMC's 2nm process node, a key move in AMD's push to compete with Intel and Nvidia in the AI server market.

Verification note: Production timeline is from a tech-news roundup; for official shipping schedules, check AMD's own announcements.

Meta expands AI subscription tiers to Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp

Meta expanded its "Meta One Plus" AI subscription tier ($7.99/month) and a premium tier ($19.99/month) across Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, part of its strategy to offset massive AI infrastructure spending with new revenue streams.

Verification note: Plan details are from a tech-news roundup; for official availability and pricing, check Meta's own announcements.

SpaceX rents Colossus AI supercomputer capacity to Anthropic for six months

SpaceX struck a compute deal with Anthropic to rent capacity on its Colossus AI supercomputer, with the agreement running for just six months rather than a long-term arrangement.

Verification note: Deal terms are from a tech-news roundup; for official terms, check both companies' announcements.
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Business

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Wix.com cuts about 1,000 jobs, citing AI efficiency gains and currency impacts

Website-building platform Wix.com announced layoffs of roughly 1,000 positions, citing both efficiency gains from AI and financial impacts from currency fluctuations.

Verification note: Layoff scale is from a tech-news roundup; for the official statement, check Wix's own announcement.

Cognition AI raises $1B+, valuation triples from $10.2B to $26B in eight months

Cognition AI, maker of the autonomous software engineer "Devin," raised over $1 billion at a $26 billion valuation, up sharply from $10.2 billion just eight months earlier, underscoring continued investor appetite for AI coding agents.

Verification note: Funding figures are from a tech-news roundup; for the official valuation methodology, check Cognition AI's own announcements.

IBM and Red Hat commit $5B to open-source security, mobilizing 20,000 engineers for "Project Lightwell"

IBM and its Red Hat subsidiary announced a $5 billion commitment to an open-source security initiative called "Project Lightwell," mobilizing as many as 20,000 engineers to strengthen security across the open-source software ecosystem.

Verification note: Investment scale is from a tech-news roundup; for official program details, check IBM's own announcements.

EU fines Temu €200 million over illegal products on its platform

The European Union fined Chinese e-commerce platform Temu €200 million over illegal products listed on its platform, the latest move in the EU's tightening scrutiny of e-commerce marketplaces.

Verification note: Fine amount is from a tech-news roundup; for the official ruling, check the EU's own announcement.
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Fun

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Indian man sets Guinness World Record with collection of 858 different paper cups

Sunil Joseph, an Indian man with a lifelong collecting passion, set a Guinness World Record with his collection of 858 different paper cups.

Verification note: From an international odd-news roundup site; for certification details, check the original report via the source link.

Trio of golf fans build world's largest golf ball pyramid from 19,019 balls in Texas

Three golf enthusiasts assembled the world's largest golf ball pyramid — built from 19,019 balls — on a Texas golf course, a tribute to the sport that set a new Guinness World Record.

Verification note: From an international odd-news roundup site; for certification details, check the original report via the source link.
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