Aviation Safety & Software: The FAA says a Boeing 737 Max automated flight-control software glitch is not a safety risk after a Corrective Action Review Board meeting. Right to Repair: New Zealand Labour pledges to force carmakers to share manuals, software, and tools so independent mechanics can finish repairs without manufacturer lockouts. Cybersecurity & Financial Services: Kenya’s central bank proposes rules requiring mobile money providers like M-Pesa and Airtel Money to report cyber incidents immediately, with penalties for noncompliance. AI Security: Google pauses new submissions to its open-source bug bounty program after a surge of AI-generated, low-quality reports overwhelmed reviewers. Privacy & Surveillance: A brand-protection firm challenges a map claiming Flock Safety’s camera network is far larger than the company stated, raising privacy concerns. Enterprise Tech: Schneider Electric is nearing a ~$20B deal to buy US software group PTC, per reports. AI Hardware Costs: Nvidia’s DGX Spark gets a cheaper, half-memory version priced higher than last year, reflecting ongoing memory constraints. Open Source & Developer Tools: Google’s Android security updates and other app ecosystem changes continue to focus on tighter controls. Sports Tech Glitch: F1’s Bahrain GP chaos is tied to a software bug, with the FIA promising a full investigation.