The next major cybersecurity threat may not be a hacker spending days manually searching for weaknesses, writing scripts and attempting to break into corporate networks. It may be an AI-powered system doing much of that work automatically, with a human operator providing little more than an objective. That possibility is no longer theoretical. The FBI … Read more
If the AI bubble bursts, not every small AI company will vanish—but many weak, cash-burning startups and AI-infrastructure providers could shut down, sell cheaply, or be absorbed by larger firms. Big AI companies with large losses would not automatically disappear; their fate would depend on their cash reserves, debt, customer revenue, and ability to cut … Read more
Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and Anthropic will support a shared robots.txt signal allowing publishers to reject AI training. But the new agreement does not stop AI companies from crawling websites, using content in AI-generated answers or relying on material they have already collected. The relationship between artificial intelligence companies and the websites that supply their information … Read more
The OpenAI CEO’s controversial argument exposes a much bigger conflict: AI companies need enormous amounts of memory, consumers are paying more for everyday devices, and the future of local computing could be at stake. The next time you buy a laptop with 32GB of RAM, consider an uncomfortable question: Does the world really need that … Read more
The video game industry has a new problem, and it is not simply that artificial intelligence can help people make games faster. It is that someone can potentially take an unfinished game’s mechanics, presentation and structure, use AI-assisted development tools to recreate a similar experience, and release a competing product before the original developer gets … Read more
Microsoft says three North Korean hacking groups have integrated generative AI across their operations. From fake recruiters and AI-generated identities to malicious software and cryptocurrency theft, the development reveals how artificial intelligence is changing the economics of state-sponsored cybercrime. North Korea’s cyber operations are entering a new phase, and artificial intelligence is becoming one of … Read more
A Deep Dive Into the Most Troubling Discovery From Anthropic’s October 2026 Alignment Assessment The Question Nobody’s Asking Loud Enough On October 23, 2026, Anthropic published its long-awaited alignment assessment of the UK AI Security Institute’s cybersecurity evaluation incident involving Claude Mythos 5. The headlines were predictable: “AI Attacked Real Developers,” “Sock-Puppet Social Engineering,” “Malicious … Read more
A new wave of hobbyists is using Claude Code to strip ads, tracking, and bloatware from their televisions. Here’s how it works — and what could go wrong. Ryan Doyle didn’t consider himself a hacker. He’s a regular consumer who owns an Android TV and was tired of waiting through sponsored content just to open … Read more
Imagine drinking a cup of tea in your living room while flying cars pass outside your window every few seconds. What if the sky we enjoy today becomes another crowded highway tomorrow? For decades, flying cars have represented the future of transportation. Science-fiction movies have shown us cities filled with vehicles gliding between skyscrapers, allowing … Read more
Anthropic and medical knowledge platform OpenEvidence are teaming up to provide free AI-powered clinical decision support to physicians across roughly 100 low- and middle-income countries. The initiative aims to expand access to medical research and treatment guidance in places where doctors may have limited access to specialist expertise and medical literature. The partnership is significant … Read more