AI Daily Briefing (2026-11-13): 12 Updates from Ars Technica AI, TechCrunch AI, The Verge AI & More

This is the 2026-11-13 daily briefing: 12 AI updates published by Ars Technica AI, TechCrunch AI, The Verge AI, Google (The Keyword), MIT Technology Review, OpenAI over the last 24 hours. Original headlines are kept as-is; every entry links to the official announcement or original report.

• Ars Technica AI | FAA expands AI advice to manage air traffic congestion across entire US airspace (11-12)
• TechCrunch AI | Muse can now place calls to U.S. businesses — if you pay (11-12)
• The Verge AI | Google’s new Gemini model is better at understanding complicated questions (11-12)
• TechCrunch AI | The unfolding Jensen Huang scandal: a timeline (11-12)
• TechCrunch AI | Nebius tests the neocloud playbook with $40 billion in planned spending (11-12)
• Google (The Keyword) | 5 new Google Flow Tools designed by visual artists (11-12)
• TechCrunch AI | Jensen Huang was having a third affair, Reuters reports (11-12)
• MIT Technology Review | Nvidia privately confirmed it could track chips to fight smuggling, even as industry publicly questioned feasibility (11-12)
• OpenAI | How Amplitude ships product improvements in 1–2 days with OpenAI (11-12)
• Ars Technica AI | Ars Live: What drone attacks on data centers mean for modern life in the cloud (11-12)
• The Verge AI | No, AI agents did not discover a previously unknown Maya site (11-12)
• Ars Technica AI | Google rolls out Gemini 4 Hydrogen, finally replacing 3.8 Flash (11-12)

These entries are aggregated automatically from official RSS feeds by our daily pipeline. They are provided as a reading guide only — refer to the linked originals for facts and figures.