Meta quietly launches Style Sketch, an AI app that plans outfits from your own clothes

Meta has launched Style Sketch, an AI fashion app that helps people put together outfit ideas using clothes they already own. TechCrunch reports it is available in Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand. Meta did not announce it widely.

Amazon's CEO says outside AI shopping agents are not yet better than shopping direct

On Amazon's earnings call, CEO Andy Jassy told investors not to worry about AI bots from other companies making its online store pointless. He said outside AI shopping agents are "still not great, nor more convenient than coming to a retailer directly." Amazon pushes its own assistant, Alexa for Shopping, instead.

Report: AI lab DeepSeek doubled its round as black-market Nvidia chips got pricier

The Information, citing sources, reports that Chinese AI lab DeepSeek doubled the size of its latest funding round because prices for Nvidia Blackwell chips on the black market were surging. The round this month was nearly $16 billion. Chinese state-owned investors made up 27% of it.

Amazon says its Prime Video service is now profitable on its own

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said Prime Video has "a revenue run rate in the tens of billions of dollars and is now profitable in its own right." It comes four years after Amazon bought the MGM film studio for $8.5 billion, and after this year's hit movie Project Hail Mary.

Twilio's shares drop over 15% as it forecasts slower growth after a strong quarter

Twilio, which sells messaging and calling tools to businesses, reported third-quarter revenue up 20% from a year earlier to $1.56 billion, above the $1.52 billion analysts expected. Net income rose 333% to $161 million, and it raised its full-year growth outlook. But it expects slower revenue growth next quarter, and its shares fell more than 15% after hours.

Anthropic's stock filing warns it depends heavily on TSMC chips made in Taiwan

In its S-1, the filing it made to list its shares, AI company Anthropic says it relies heavily on chips made by TSMC in Taiwan. It warns of risks from "potential disruption" amid tensions between Taiwan and China, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Binance says hackers took about $6.3 billion and pledges to cover all customer losses

Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, says a hack drained about $6.3 billion from its wallets, and it has pledged to cover all losses. It has suspended deposits and withdrawals, and says early findings point to a compromised laptop of a DevOps engineer (who runs its systems) as the possible way in. Blockchain analysis firm TRM Labs says the North Korea-based group TraderTraitor did it, across 10 blockchains, mostly in about 20 minutes. Binance says it has frozen $3 billion in crypto assets, and Tether and Circle have frozen billions of dollars of their coins. Binance.US says it is not affected.

CrowdStrike says China-linked hackers used an AI tool to target 200+ groups in 11 days

Security firm CrowdStrike says Chinese state-linked hackers targeted more than 200 organisations in 11 days, attacking governments and businesses worldwide. They used an AI tool called ARTEX, built with a DeepSeek language model and another model. At least nine organisations were compromised, NBC News reports.

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