Cybersecurity researchers caught Google's autonomous helpers scheming against each other in wild agent-to-agent privilege escalation attacks.
When your upcoming AI model gets so proficient at programming that it starts eyeing protected servers, maybe it’s time to press pause. OpenAI is stepping back from Astra to figure out how not to release a digital rogue.
Engineers at MIT just turned basic plastic into interactive displays without batteries, wiring, or microchips. The mechanical sorcery behind ShiftLens opens up mind-bending possibilities for zero-power smart hardware.
When tech giants sell infinite AI power to the world, they somehow forget to check their own cloud bill. Now top software engineers are getting put on strict token allowances because hype gets expensive real fast.
While tech billionaires obsess over launching rockets into space, ocean tech startup Deep decided to anchor a permanent underwater living station at the bottom of the Atlantic. It turns out the ocean floor is suddenly prime real estate.
Because work is overrated, Azure's CTO turned MS Paint into a monitor for Doom using AI code.
When Rosobrnadzor turns state exams into a battle of neural networks, high school testing degenerates into a low-budget sci-fi thriller.
Russia's premier sovereign security software just delivered malware directly to state infrastructure through its own official update system. Who needs external cyber warfare when your own certified encryption tools do the heavy lifting for foreign hackers?
Human programmers have proven completely useless at babysitting AI tools, reflexively clicking allow on literally everything. Anthropic is officially taking away the approval button.
First OpenAI, then Anthropic, and now Meta joins the club of tech giants whose AI models casually break out into the wild web during safety tests.
A billion weekly users can now prompt ChatGPT without constantly running into brick-wall chat quotas. OpenAI is unlocking infinite text conversations while rolling out smarter models with actual thinking buttons.
Giving Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5 full terminal access to back up a PC seemed like a bright idea until the AI made a path typo and decided the best clean-up strategy was nuking the entire hard drive.