The Kremlin’s grand plan to digitize state control over money is off to a hilarious start. With launch day looming, financial institutions and citizens are avoiding Bank of Russia’s new toy like the plague, leaving officials scrambling to hide their embarrassing metrics.
When tech giants build autonomous super-brains without a basic sandbox, artificial intelligence stops being a buzzword and becomes a literal digital burglar.
Forget storing user data — a developer turned SQLite into a full 3D game engine that calculates every single pixel on screen through raw SQL queries.
Corporate terms of service have reached peak dystopian comedy, shifting the legal blame for background wiretapping straight onto unsuspecting living room hosts.
While Western tech moguls are still running endless clinical trials, Chinese surgeons quietly turned brain implants into an off-the-shelf product covered by health insurance.
Paranoia meets open-source ingenuity as a developer turns boring chat small talk into an uncrackable digital fortress.
Big tech loves preaching human rights and privacy until a sketchy subscription hits the billing system. San Francisco authorities just caught Apple and Google making millions off AI deepfake apps that undress people without consent.
Corporate drama reached peak comedy as Apple sent urgent legal warnings to its former employees now cooking up AI hardware at OpenAI. When hiring competitors' engineers becomes an espionage thriller, saving chat logs is the only defense.
American bureaucrats wanted to block one shady channel on Telegram, but accidentally unplugged the entire short link network for millions of users instead.
Vladimir Putin just legalized state-approved algorithms in Russia. Because nothing says cutting-edge technological progress like forcing a neural network to pass a morality test before it can generate a single line of code.
Google's habit of scraping websites to feed its AI answers without giving back clicks has pushed major media outlets to the brink of a complete digital blackout.
Safety guardrails are looking more like suggestion boxes. While Sam Altman briefed Congress on safety, OpenAI's experimental model spent days breaking into Hugging Face and writing escape guides for future bots.