AI & Bots
The dark side of AI — shocking report reveals 11 planned AI data centers connected to OpenAI, Meta and Microsoft could produce more greenhouse gases than Morocco
New AI data centers in the US could produce more emissions than an entire nation 11 →
‘An AI-led defense strategy that’s overseen by humans’: Google is introducing more agents to its ‘full AI stack’ to allow AI security at ‘infinite scale’
Google announced a shift from human‑led to AI‑led cyber defense, overseen by human operators. At its →
Mozilla says Anthropic’s Mythos is ‘every bit as capable’ as ‘the world’s best security researchers’ after Firefox experiment — and says the ‘zero-days are numbered’
Mozilla used Anthropic’s Mythos AI to find hundreds of Firefox vulnerabilities, matching top human researchers in →
AI is overcrowding the smartphone; simplicity will fuel adoption
For over 10 years now, the smartphone has been the heart of our digital lives. The →
Inference pushes AI out of the data center
In the early 2000s, the architects of the internet faced a familiar-sounding modern problem: How do →
AI Agents at your service
An increasing number of customers state that the most interesting thing about artificial intelligence is no →
The next AI arms race: governance as trust
C-suite leaders are stuck between corporate ambition and operational reality, especially when it comes to AI →
AI-generated passwords aren’t as secure as they appear
There’s a habit spreading across the internet, and it looks reasonable on the surface. Someone needs →
Why early-career investment and AI training matter for tackling the productivity crisis
In just a couple of short years, the world has rapidly entered the age of AI. →
‘Simply by doing their daily work’: Meta tracks staff activity to teach AI how to replace them
Meta is recording employee clicks, keystrokes, and screen activity to train AI agents on real work →
Building a great website now means simplifying your tech stack
Building a website has never been easier. Launching one, however, and keeping it running as traffic →
I used to edit print magazines — ChatGPT Images 2’s magazine layouts look real, but they’re completely unusable
The new ChatGPT Images 2 is now available across all the different ChatGPT subscriptions, including Free. →
From demo to production: What agent-based AI must actually deliver
Agent-based AI impresses in demos, but many applications often fail in live operation because, for example, →
AI is working, but only for the individual
Despite widespread enthusiasm for AI tools among employees and organizations, many implementations continue to fall short →
CxOs need to heed the lessons of cloud transformation when dealing with AI
CIOs and other executives need to be ready for another major change imperative in the form →
FCC router ban begs the question: Do you know what’s running in your network?
The FCC’s ban on the procurement of foreign-made routers is being framed as a supply chain →
Google just fixed one of the biggest Gemini for Home problems, bringing back a feature users say they ‘really missed’
Gemini for Home is getting another update Continued Conversation is rolling out now for early access →
Apple is about to reinvent Siri at WWDC this year — and it might finally feel like ChatGPT
Apple is reportedly redesigning Siri to support ongoing conversations instead of one-off commands The new Siri →
ChatGPT can threaten to ‘key your car’ and become increasingly abusive if you prompt it just right, new study finds
A study claims that AI tools can break free of their safeguarding constraints Chatbots can be →
‘You have to separate the task from the purpose of the job’: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reflects on early AI fears around job displacement, and why we shouldn’t be worried
Huang recalls when radiologists were worried about AI’s “superhuman” powers AI actually lets us reframe what’s →
Default BitLocker configuration isn’t enough: Defending endpoints against physical attacks
Walk into any café, airport lounge, or hotel lobby and you’ll see the modern workplace in →
‘Not just generating images. It’s thinking’ — ChatGPT Images 2.0 could fundamentally change how you make AI images
OpenAI has released ChatGPT Images 2. 0 The new AI image model improves on its predecessor →
5 tips for using Gemini’s new Notebook feature
Google has made its Gemini Notebooks feature free for all users. Now, instead of starting over →
AI agents are quietly handing hackers full system access while users unknowingly grant dangerous permissions
OpenClaw exposures reveal thousands of internet accessible high risk systems AI agents are being deployed with →
Explaining AMD gear modes and why they’re important for intensive workloads
When it comes to system performance, stability and compatibility, it is essential to understand how gear →
The extinction or the adaptation: how AI will impact SaaS market
In early February, SaaS stocks lost almost $300 billion in market cap in a single day. →
‘If AI were to take anyone’s job, wouldn’t it take Elon Musk’s job? The richest guy on Earth?’ — Take-Two CEO says AI won’t get rid of jobs, but allow artists to do ‘higher quality work’ instead
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says there are benefits to AI Zelnick says AI will allow Take-Two’s →
AI confidence gap is stalling UK small businesses
Today, AI tools are the primary driver of record workplace productivity. Recent data depicts this, with →
Spotting the spyware: How modern spies are weaponizing phishing
In an era defined by the rise of AI, deep fakes, and other easily accessible forms →
Why enterprises need governance frameworks for agentic AI
Enterprise productivity tools are entering a new phase. Instead of simply automating predefined workflows, platforms like →