Today’s tech headlines capture an industry trying to make complex systems safer, clearer, and more autonomous all at once. In health tech-adjacent news, PCOS is being renamed PMOS, a significant scientific shift meant to better reflect the condition’s broader hormonal and metabolic impact and, advocates hope, improve diagnosis for millions of women. In transportation, Waymo is recalling roughly 3,800 robotaxis after regulators flagged software that could let vehicles drive into flooded roads, a reminder that even mature autonomy still struggles with edge cases. AI, meanwhile, is moving in two directions: OpenAI unveiled Daybreak, a security initiative aimed at finding and patching software vulnerabilities earlier, even as it faces a lawsuit alleging ChatGPT gave dangerous drug advice linked to a teen’s overdose death. And Google is pushing the consumer side forward with Gemini Intelligence, bringing more agent-like, cross-app automation to Android phones.