Recent developments include Microsoft's Copilot being labeled for entertainment purposes only in its terms of use, while Japan addresses labor shortages by deploying physical AI in real-world applications.

• Copilot is ‘for entertainment purposes only,’ according to Microsoft’s terms of use — TechCrunch -
• In Japan, the robot isn’t coming for your job; it’s filling the one nobody wants — TechCrunch -

Discussions revolve around SpaceX's potential valuation driven by orbital data centers and a lighthearted note on the Artemis II mission's smooth progress, even down to talking about frozen urine.

• Can orbital data centers help justify a massive valuation for SpaceX? — TechCrunch -
• Artemis II is going so well that we're left to talk about frozen urine — Ars Technica -

Concerns are raised as Polymarket removes wagers tied to the rescue of a downed Air Force officer following criticism, and sensitive CBP facility codes appear to have leaked via online flashcards.

• Polymarket took down wagers tied to rescue of downed Air Force officer — TechCrunch -
• CBP facility codes sure seem to have leaked via online flashcards — Ars Technica -

New applications are emerging to help people make friends, while the TechCrunch Mobility report highlights a "stunning lack of transparency" in the transportation sector.

• As people look for ways to make new friends, here are the apps promising to help — TechCrunch -
• TechCrunch Mobility: ‘A stunning lack of transparency’ — TechCrunch -