AI & Bots
OpenAI replaced GPT-4o, but some users still refuse to let it die — now they’re celebrating its ‘birthday’ in Times Square with a video billboard
Fans of retired OpenAI model GPT-4o organized a birthday tribute for the chatbot in Times Square →
War, drones, and the energy reckoning: How the Iran war is reshaping tech investment
The Iran war has driven up fuel and freight costs, exposed vulnerabilities in critical supply chains, →
Confidentiality is not security: Why the real AI runtime crisis Is the Authorization Gap
A comforting story is taking hold in enterprise cybersecurity circles: AI is broken at runtime because →
I tried the ‘Goal, Tone, Rules’ ChatGPT prompt and it fixed my awkward AI emails while also saving me hours a week
I didn’t start using ChatGPT for emails because I hate writing. I started using it because →
Bluetti says home solar power is now ‘plug-and-play’ — I went to the Balco launch to see if it’s really that simple
Bluetti launches its new balcony solar power range The Balco 260 and Balco 500 make it →
‘The most advanced organizations aren’t failing less; they’re seeing failures sooner’: Many firms are already having to roll back AI customer service tools
Sinch challenges the idea that most companies are stuck in pilot mode when it comes to →
The downfall of the login is redefining security
Traditional passwords have long been treated as a frontline defense against malicious activity. However, as cybercriminal →
Microsoft unveils MDASH, its AI agent-driven security platform — and it’s already spotted a host of new Windows flaws
Microsoft unveiled MDASH, an AI‑powered vulnerability discovery platform orchestrating 100+ agents MDASH found 16 new Windows →
Quantum Q-Day could disrupt the world even sooner than AGI
Ever since Google and Cloudflare announced that they were going to accelerate their “post-quantum” preparation dates →
Don’t let AI enthusiasm lock you into outdated infrastructure
AI is exposing a weakness that cloud, digital transformation and even cyber never quite surfaced. The →
Demi Moore’s AI comments at Cannes Film Festival have split the internet in two — but Hacks season 5 episode 6 had the perfect response even before she made them
If you’ve been on social media this week, you might have seen the controversy surrounding Demi →
The answer to the AI-driven hardware crisis isn’t more hardware, it’s smarter software
Around the world, “sticker shock” is a growing concern for CIOs and IT leaders confronting the →
Identity is the new perimeter: The shift from breaking in to logging in
For years, cybersecurity strategies were built around the idea of a hardened perimeter: keep attackers out, →
Amazon workers are apparently ‘tokenmaxxing’ AI platforms to hit arbitrary usage targets
Amazon wants 80% of its developers to be using AI every single week The company is →
Bad news employee — most executives admit using AI makes them value human workers less
Four in five execs say they were less likely to value human employees after using AI →
The RAMpocalypse is exposing a flaw in how we think about endpoints
For years, enterprise IT has followed a familiar pattern. Devices age, performance starts to lag, operating →
AI agent skills are becoming the next enterprise supply chain risk – here’s how to govern them
AI agents are crossing a threshold: they’re no longer confined to experiments or copilots in a →
Anthropic reveals a host of new legal tools for Claude, including 12 new plugins
Anthropic is adding 20+ MCP connectors and 12 plugins to Claude for legal workers They’ll be →
I tried a viral ‘backwards calendar’ ChatGPT prompt — and it completely changed how I plan my week
For years, I’ve approached weekly planning the same way most people do: open the calendar, panic →
‘He needed to have total control over it’ — Altman testifies Musk never trusted shared leadership during OpenAI trial
Sam Altman testified in the ongoing OpenAI trial He claimed Elon Musk wanted “total control” over →
Why AI is making typography a boardroom conversation
There is a version of this story that writes itself. Consider how AI tools have shaken →
How to bypass AI bots and land the interview with these simple CV tweaks
As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in modern recruitment processes, the way candidates present themselves on paper →
Claude AI has started telling some users to sleep, drink water, and stop working — and people can’t stop talking about it
Claude users are sharing stories about the chatbot telling them to stop working and go to →
AI agents are the new unmanaged endpoints
Remember the late 2000s, when personal smartphones started showing up in enterprise environments? Employees were connecting →
I thought Google NotebookLM was just an AI research tool — now it organizes my entire life
I originally thought Google’s NotebookLM was one of those impressive-but-slightly-pointless AI demos designed to show off →
AI security is broken at runtime: Most enterprises don’t realize it yet
Artificial intelligence didn’t roll out slowly. In fact, at times it feels like it landed all →
Researchers use AI to break the rules of nature and create a living organism that lacks a fundamental building block of life – the first synthetic 19-amino acid life form is here
AI creates a strain of E. coli with 19 amino acids, removing isoleucine from the ribosome →
Gemini on Google Home just got way faster for common tasks in its latest update, and can now answer more useful questions without pushing you to the Home app — oh, and it’ll finally tell you how to mi
Google Home’s new update is mostly about making Gemini more useful Google says you should notice →
‘Current LLMs introduce substantial errors when editing work documents’: Microsoft scientists find most AI models struggle with long-running tasks — so maybe don’t trust them completely just yet
Microsoft researchers determine that current LLMs aren’t good at long-running tasks More interactions and less structure →
OpenAI snaps up consulting company to help spread the word about AI
OpenAI acquires Tomoro to help found the DeployCo, with a $4 billion initial investment Forward Deployed →