AI & Bots
AI-created ransomware and NFC attacks lead the surge in new cyberattacks – here’s how you can stay safe this holidays
ESET discovers PromptLock, first AI-driven ransomware generating malicious scripts dynamically PromptLock scans systems, exfiltrates, encrypts, or →
StubHub’s ChatGPT app turns ticket hunting into a conversation
StubHub’s new ChatGPT app lets users find real-time event tickets through simple conversation You can search, →
The Night Before Tech Christmas — a very modern holiday fable
‘Twas the night before tech Christmas, when all through the smart house, Not an LED bulb →
ChatGPT’s attempt at Spotify Wrapped is more embarrassing than any song list
ChatGPT has launched a year-end recap called “Your Year with ChatGPT. ” The feature is designed →
Nvidia is reportedly reshuffling its cloud efforts to better combat growing competition
DGX Cloud will help Nvidia’s open source AI efforts, but won’t take on the hyperscalers Competition →
“We are living in times of great change” – I speak to AWS’ top AI minds to hear how it wants to open up agents (and building) to everyone
AI and agents were big focuses at AWS re:Invent 2025, with the cloud giant unveiling a →
Gemini 3 Flash is smart — but when it doesn’t know, it makes stuff up anyway
Gemini 3 Flash often invents answers instead of admitting when it doesn’t know something The problem →
Trump’s new $900 billion Pentagon funding plan includes ‘enhanced cybersecurity protections’ for Cyber Command – here’s what we know
President Trump has signed the National Defense Authorization Act into law The bill includes new telecoms →
Anthropic takes the fight to OpenAI with enterprise AI tools – and they’re going open source too
Agent Skills have become increasingly popular, so now Anthropic is open-sourcing them Microsoft is already using →
“It doesn’t matter which industry you belong to, data is your lifeblood” – Veeam CEO tells us why getting security and resiliency right is the key to unleashing the power of AI
With AI now taking a central role in businesses across all industry sectors, making sure your →
Quite a few of the AI software engineers hired by Google in 2025 were actually ex-employees
One in five of Google’s AI hires last year were ‘boomerang’ hires returning to the company →
Eurostar chatbot security flaws almost left customers exposed to possible security threats
Pen Test Partners found flaws in Eurostar’s AI chatbot, including weak validation and HTML injection Eurostar →
Google Gemini is now heading to fridges — and it might actually be useful
Samsung has announced a new AI-powered fridge It’s the first time we’ll have seen Gemini on →
ChatGPT’s new personality settings let you pick the vibe — and it ranges from corporate calm to chaotic bestie
The annual pre-Christmas volley of improvements to ChatGPT continues. At the end of last week, OpenAI →
How AI is preventing collisions, driving productivity, and transforming physical operations
Running physical operations has never been more complex. Costs are rising, regulations are tightening, and risks →
Bridging the hidden gap between data and decisions in the age of AI
Everywhere you turn, the conversation about AI includes the same message: success depends on good data. →
From shadow IT to data sprawl: managing the explosion of ungoverned information
For many organizations, the widespread use of decentralized tools, apps, and cloud provider platforms by individual →
ICYMI: the week’s 7 biggest tech stories from Texas accusing your TV of spying on you to iRobot finding a buyer
It’s almost the end of 2025, but the tech news shows no sign of stopping. We →
I tried the new Claude in Chrome extension, and it delivered convenience with a side of digital paranoia
Anthropic has opened access to the Google Chrome browser extension version of its Claude AI assistant →
New research reveals AI is fueling an ‘unprecedented surge in cloud security risks’
Palo Alto warns rapid AI adoption expands cloud attack surfaces, raising unprecedented security risks Excessive permissions →
AI is likely to replace jobs, Bank of England governor warns
AI likened to the Industrial Revolution – jobs will change, but not disappear Those who are →
Businesses are hiring AI specialists instead of data engineers – and its a big problem
AI can’t exist without data – so why is the US hiring more AI specialists than →
A robot just learned 1,000 tasks in a single day — and it’s a big deal for everyday AI
Most of the time, robots grabbing the headlines boil down to a machine doing one very →
OpenAI’s communication chief steps down
OpenAI Chief Communications Officer Hannah Wong is stepping down in the coming weeks Comms VP Lindsey →
Threat actor landscape: what every CISO must know to stay ahead
Now in 2H 2025, the cybersecurity landscape is not just active; it’s industry-specialized and precision-targeted. Sophisticated →
How RomCom became a multipurpose cyberweapon
When most people think of cyberweapons, they imagine tools built in secret government labs. But some →
Pinned chats in ChatGPT are here – and so is a mildly annoying restriction
Pinned chats have arrived in ChatGPT You can only pin up to three conversations at a →
Microsoft AI CEO admits Gemini ‘can do things that Copilot can’t do’
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman admitted Gemini 3 can outperform Copilot in certain areas Suleyman pointed →
I tried the Apple Music app for ChatGPT, and it felt like talking to a music‑obsessed friend
ChatGPT has invited Apple Music to join its library of third-party apps, one that could shape →
‘A lot of people cry using the app — we’ve had users say it put into words things they’d been struggling with for years’ : Mark Manson on the problem with self-help and why his AI app is different
Mark Manson, author of the classic self-help book The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, →