AI & Bots
‘The biggest losers in all of this are everyday people and civilians in conflict zones’: OpenAI is filling the gap left by Anthropic — but almost left in the same loopholes for mass domestic surveilla
OpenAI has signed a new contract with the Pentagon The contract wording left room for AI →
Google has quietly made Gmail, Docs, and other Workspace apps work better with OpenClaw
Google has published “one CLI for all of Google Workspace” There’s even a set of instructions →
‘AI is far from reaching its theoretical capability’: Anthropic launches new tool to warn us when jobs might lost to AI
Anthropic’s paper covers things like AI penetration and exposed occupations Observed AI coverage is far below →
Google reveals huge number of zero-days patched in 2025, says worse may be to come as ‘AI changes the game’
Google tracked 90 zero-day exploits in 2025 Enterprise systems increasingly targeted over browsers AI expected to →
Think AI hallucinations are bad? Here’s why you’re wrong
AI hallucinations can be frustrating. If you’ve used an LLM, you’ve almost certainly seen it deliver →
From boardroom risk to deal flow: why cyber M&A is accelerating in 2026
When I wrote for TechRadar Pro last summer about cyber security’s shift to becoming a boardroom →
‘With Wix Harmony we’ve redefined how people can build online’: Wix is harnessing ChatGPT to help you build your next website
Wix launches ChatGPT integration for website creation Users can build and manage sites via natural language →
ChatGPT 5.4 is apparently a big spreadsheet fan — and even comes with some special Excel and Google Sheets tools
GPT-5. 4 is so good at spreadsheets that OpenAI launched an Excel add-on Human reviewers also →
More than a million users a day are signing up for Claude — as Anthropic hits out at its ‘legally unsound’ US government ban
The US government has labeled Anthropic a supply chain risk Anthropic says it will challenge the →
These 5 prompts really showed how ChatGPT 5.3 still has plenty of ‘cringe’, despite what OpenAI says
OpenAI centered the GPT-5. 3 Instant model for ChatGPT as a solution to the ‘cringe’ element →
‘The American people should not be footing the bill for the benefit of private companies’: Tech giants sign White House pledge to not pass on data center electricity costs to consumers – here’s everyt
The White House has introduced the Ratepayer Protection Pledge The pledge seeks to avoid the cost →
‘Straight up lies’: Anthropic CEO attacks OpenAI’s US military announcement in leaked memo — as new report suggests company is back in talks with Pentagon
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has sent out a lengthy internal memo It attacks OpenAI’s messaging around →
ChatGPT just got another brain boost with GPT-5.4 Thinking — and it’s built for bigger, more complex tasks
OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT 5. 4 Thinking in ChatGPT to handle more complex reasoning and multi-step →
‘Managers must find a balance’: Report claims businesses might need to get HR involved to make workers use AI
Managers play a crucial role in how effectively organizations deploy AI HR teams need to support →
AI can write emails and summarize meetings, but here’s what it still can’t do in 2026
Go on X or LinkedIn for five minutes and you’ll find plenty of people talking about →
AI powers innovation – but it’s also powering the next wave of cyber attacks
According to the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), the UK is experiencing four ‘nationally significant’ cybersecurity →
Airlines don’t have an AI problem. They have a foundational technology problem
Airlines are bleeding billions of dollars every year, not from fuel prices or labor costs, but →
Apple Music is flagging AI slop before Spotify has even started — but there’s a catch
Apple Music is rolling out its own system for flagging AI-generated music ‘Transparency Tags’ will focus →
Hundreds of Google and OpenAI employees sign open letter urging limits on military AI
Almost a thousand employees from Google and OpenAI signed an open letter calling for clear limits →
AI treated nuclear threats as a routine strategy in 95% of war games, according to new research
A new study has found that AI models are fine threatening nuclear attacks in 95% of →
‘The total industrialization of cyber threats’: Cloudflare report outlines how hackers are ‘weaponizing the Internet’
Cloudflare warns GenAI is reshaping cyberattacks Report highlights AI-driven supply chain and espionage threats DDoS and →
Google reveals dev-focused Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite, promises ‘best-in-class intelligence for your highest-volume workloads’
Gemini 3. 1 Flash Lite is cheaper (and better) than Gemini 2. 5 Flash The new →
Agentic attacks demand agentic defenses
Anthropic’s recent disruption of the first reported AI cyber espionage campaign reveals how rapidly threat actors →
Hackers are turning to easy, fast AI solutions to roll out attacks – so how can your business stay safe?
Cybercriminals leverage GenAI to accelerate attack creation Campaigns prioritize speed and scale over sophistication Report shows →
AI fatigue is real and it’s time for leaders to close the organizational gap
After years of intense hype, we are seeing enterprise AI is entering a new phase. One →
Remember those pixelated Pokémon battles on your Game Boy? This AI trick lets you remake them in stunning detail
If you grew up clutching a chunky Game Boy and squinting at a pixelated showdown between →
AI adoption is soaring – but many businesses don’t have the infrastructure or governance to support it
Leaders know that departmental silos are preventing effective AI rollout Shadow AI is on the up →
‘We heard your feedback loud and clear’ — OpenAI introduces new ChatGPT 5.3 Instant to ‘reduce the cringe’ for all users
ChatGPT’s default model has been upgraded to GPT-5. 3 Instant to smooth conversations OpenAI promises this →
Multiverse launches compressed OpenAI language model designed to cut memory needs and lower AI infrastructure costs
Spanish AI company Multiverse Computing has released HyperNova 60B 2602, a compressed version of OpenAI’s gpt-oss-120B, →
No, the sub-$500 PC market will not disappear by 2028 – Au contraire, I expect it to thrive. Here’s why
Gartner, the analyst firm that once predicted Windows Phone would take over the iPhone by 2015 →