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NASA Races to Save Aging Telescope as DC Deletes Heat Safety Pages
A 20-year-old space telescope is about to burn up, and the White House just deleted 6,000 pages of heat safety advice.
Mars Carbon Mystery and Fandom's AI Witch Hunt Collide
A Martian rock hints at possible ancient biology while fanfiction communities implode over shaky AI detection tools.
AI Model Hedging and World Cup Surveillance Define Summer 2025
Enterprises quietly prepared for AI disruption while World Cup cities quietly built America's most expansive surveillance apparatus yet.
Anthropic Makes Drugs While AI Chips Empty Your Wallet
Anthropic is stepping into drug development, and a chip shortage driven by AI is quietly making your next gadget purchase more expensive.
Tesla Manslaughter Charges and Supersonic Skies Return
A Tesla FSD crash lands its driver on manslaughter charges while the FAA inches toward lifting a 53-year supersonic flight ban.
OpenAI Courts Trump With Equity While Google's Power Bill Explodes
OpenAI wants to give the US government a $42 billion stake, and Google's electricity use just hit a historic high.
Sony Kills Physical Discs While AI Export Controls Quietly Disappear
Sony is ditching physical game discs by 2028, and Anthropic's Claude is going global again after surprise export control relief.
Claude Sonnet 5 Drops While NASA Repurposes a Mars Rover
Anthropic bets big on a cheaper flagship model before its IPO, and NASA wants to send a Mars rover backup to the Moon.
Russian Hackers Hunted, Chinese Chips Power Massive AI Model
The US is putting $10M on Russian Signal hackers while Meituan just open-sourced a 1.6 trillion parameter coding model built entirely on Chinese chips
Meta's Spy Operation and the Geofence Warrant That Changed Everything
Meta hired contractors to impersonate teens probing rival AI chatbots, while the Supreme Court gutted government geofence surveillance powers.
Rocket Lab's $8B Bet and OpenAI's Quiet Model Drop
Rocket Lab bets $8 billion on Iridium to rival SpaceX, while OpenAI sneaks out GPT-5.6 to a select few.
China's GPU-Free Supercomputer Shocks World, ChatGPT Enters Courtroom
China reclaims the fastest supercomputer crown without a single GPU, while ChatGPT logs flop as courtroom evidence in a wildfire arson trial.
Robots Kick Balls in Shanghai, California Mutes Loud Ads
Humanoid robots competed in a fully autonomous penalty shootout while California prepares to silence obnoxiously loud streaming ads.
Apple Courts Pentagon Blacklist While AI Triples Engineer Output
Apple wants RAM from a Chinese military-linked firm while Claude Code is making product managers the new must-hire role.
Apple Charges You for AI While South Korea Arms With Drones
Apple's price hikes blame AI infrastructure costs, while South Korea trains half a million soldiers to operate drones as standard weapons.
OpenAI's Secret Model Drop and Apple's Russia Standoff
OpenAI quietly rolled out three specialized GPT models while Apple and Russia entered a full-blown app war.
FCC Eyes School Internet Cuts While Notion Kills Email
The FCC wants to gut a $2B school internet program, and Notion just killed its email app because AI agents took over.
IBM Rewrites Chip Physics While Apple Rewrites Price Tags
IBM's stacked transistors promise a computing leap, while Apple raises Mac and iPad prices due to a worsening memory shortage.
Meta Spied on Workers, GM Replaced Them With Robots
Meta accidentally exposed employee keystroke data company-wide, while GM swapped 1,300 laid-off workers with robot arms.
AI Tools Are Building and Breaking Your Security Simultaneously
Microsoft Copilot had a flaw that let attackers raid your inbox, and vibe-coded apps are shipping with SQL vulnerabilities nobody notices.
Polymarket's Fake Bet Scam and Alipay's AI Overhaul
Polymarket paid creators to fake $900K in wins, while Alipay bets its entire future on an AI assistant.
AI Agents Hacked at Scale While Alibaba Builds Robot Brains
Thousands of AI agent servers were compromised through framework flaws, while Alibaba quietly dropped a robotics model suite that could reshape physic
Flawed AI Scans Border Seekers While Agent Servers Fall
The UK is using admittedly broken face-scanning AI on asylum seekers, and 7,000 AI agent servers just got breached.
Mars missions and USB malware stealing your crypto wallet
NASA taps Eric Schmidt's rocket startup for a 2028 Mars weather mission, while a sneaky USB worm quietly drains crypto wallets.
AI Raids Your Inbox While a Rocket Saves a Dying Telescope
Microsoft Copilot became a hacker's best friend, and NASA pulled off a near-impossible satellite rescue in under a year.
Midjourney Scans Bodies While Tiny AI Beats the Giants
Midjourney is building full-body ultrasound spas, and a 3B model is somehow outscoring OpenAI and Google at reasoning.
Anthropic's AI Pulled Offline While Hackers Own NATO Firewalls
The White House is demanding the impossible from Anthropic, and Russian hackers just proved why cybersecurity complacency is catastrophic.
Copilot's Hidden Flaw and AI's Coming Economic Reckoning
A critical Microsoft Copilot vulnerability exposed user 2FA codes, while Satya Nadella warns AI could devastate entire industries like globalization d
Fox Swallows Roku and UK Kicks Kids Off Social Media
Fox's $22B Roku acquisition reshapes streaming while the UK becomes the latest country to ban under-16s from social media.
China's AI Heist and the FBI's Ghost Town
China may have accessed Anthropic's most restricted AI model, and the FBI built a fake town to fight back.
Amazon Sparked an AI Ban and Fungi Span the Galaxy
Amazon's research got Anthropic's models banned for foreign users, while underground fungi networks stretch farther than our solar system.
Feds Kill Anthropic Models and Xbox May Go Solo
The Trump administration just pulled two AI models off the market, and Microsoft might be done with Xbox entirely.
US Blocks Anthropic's Best AI While SpaceX Goes Public
Washington forces Anthropic to pull its most powerful models worldwide while SpaceX debuts at a staggering $1.8 trillion valuation.
AI Drones Kill in Ukraine While Hackers Gut PeopleSoft
Ukraine quietly tested kill-decision AI drones two years ago, and a notorious hacker group just ransacked hundreds of PeopleSoft users.
SpaceX Goes Public While Pokemon Go Secretly Armed Drones
SpaceX's record-breaking IPO rewrites Wall Street history, while Pokemon Go players unknowingly trained military drone navigation systems.
Grok's Deepfake Problem and Amazon's Water Confession
Grok is still hosting nonconsensual explicit deepfakes despite promised fixes, while Amazon quietly admits its data centers gulped 2.5 billion gallons
Hidden AI Guardrails and a Wrongful Arrest Rock Tech Trust
Anthropic secretly throttled its most powerful model, and Florida cops jailed an innocent man based on a 93% AI match.
German Court Nails Google While AI Gets Cheaper Than Ever
A German court made AI search history by holding Google liable, while researchers trained a foundation model for just $1,500.
Claude Gets Mythical and China Goes Underwater
Anthropic unlocks its most powerful model yet while China sinks a wind-powered data center beneath the sea.
Russia's Space GPS Jamming and AI Glasses Privacy Crisis
Russian satellites are disrupting GPS across an entire continent, while AI glasses spark a covert filming scandal in China.
OpenAI Files for IPO While Apple Ditches Intel Macs
OpenAI races Anthropic to Wall Street while Apple officially ends the Intel Mac era with macOS 27.
London Robotaxis Are Coming and Europe Is Done With Big Tech
Uber opens a London robotaxi waitlist with Wayve while Europe accelerates its break from American tech platforms.
AI Gun Detection Lawsuit and Prada Moon Suits
A school shooting survivor sues an AI security firm, while NASA astronauts prepare to wear Prada underneath their Moon suits.
Nuclear Startup Hits Criticality While Meta's AI Opens Security Holes
A US startup just made nuclear history, and Meta's AI agent quietly handed hackers a skeleton key to your account.
Microsoft Goes Solo on AGI While Your Speaker Spies on You
Microsoft declares independence from OpenAI to chase superintelligence, and a USB speaker can silently hijack your PC over Bluetooth.
Supreme Court Backs FCC Fines While Robot Videos Mislead Everyone
AT&T and Verizon lose their location data fine fight, and experts say humanoid robot videos are selling you a fantasy.
Meta's Secret Face Code and Claude Writing Its Own Future
Meta hid face recognition in 50M+ downloaded glasses app while Anthropic reveals Claude now writes 80% of its own code.
AI Bioweapon Warning and Bezos Betting Big on Brain Science
Tech's biggest rivals unite over bioweapon fears while Bezos drops $500M chasing the brain's secret algorithm.
Dashlane Vault Heist and Google's Publisher Opt-Out Reckoning
Dashlane's murky breach explanation leaves users confused, while UK regulators force Google to give publishers real AI opt-out power.
UK Forces Google's Hand While Microsoft Bets on Agentless Apps
A UK regulator just handed publishers a rare win over Google, while Microsoft is dreaming up an Android OS with no apps at all.
Brake Lines Cut and AI Caged: This Week in Tech
A DOGE whistleblower's brakes were cut after Musk called him out, and Microsoft is building a jail for rogue AI agents.
GitHub's AI Bill Shock and Claude's Hijacking Problem
GitHub Copilot users burned through monthly credits in hours, while Anthropic's browser agent got hijacked nearly a third of the time.
Anthropic Eyes Historic IPO While Meta's AI Betrayed Its Own Users
Anthropic files for what could be the largest IPO ever, while Meta's AI chatbot accidentally handed hackers the keys to Instagram.
AI Solves 80-Year Math Problem as Nvidia Rewrites PC Chips
OpenAI cracks a decades-old geometry puzzle while Nvidia makes its boldest move yet into consumer computing hardware.
Claude Hunts Security Bugs While Apple Eyes Your Eyewear
Anthropic's AI now finds and exploits vulnerabilities autonomously, and Apple wants to own your face next.
Quantum Breaks Encryption While Pinterest Breaks AI Cost Curves
Your enterprise encryption has a hard expiration date, and Pinterest just rewrote the rules on running AI cheaply.
Microsoft Plays Legal Hardball While Dutch Police Crush Massive Botnet
Microsoft threatens a security researcher with criminal charges while Dutch authorities dismantle a 17-million-device botnet tied to Russia.
AI Blackface Scams and SpaceX's Trillion-Dollar Meme Stock
Fake Black influencers are pushing Shein dropshipping on TikTok while SpaceX files a trillion-dollar IPO built on vibes.
Blue Origin's Worst Day Ever and AI's Price War
New Glenn explodes in Florida's biggest rocket fireball in decades, while DeepSeek is quietly destroying Silicon Valley's AI pricing playbook.
Google Insider Bets Big, Pentagon Ignores Cheap Surveillance Fix
A Google engineer allegedly turned search data into $1.2M on Polymarket, while the Pentagon ignored years of warnings about troops being tracked.
Your SSD Betrays You and AI Vendors Share Everything
Websites can now spy on you through SSD timing attacks, while 63% of AI vendors quietly share your data with unapproved third parties.
Google Insider Bet Millions While Nvidia Bets on Taiwan
A Google engineer allegedly turned search data into $1.2M on Polymarket, while Nvidia quietly prioritizes Taiwan over Trump's US AI vision.
AI Cheats on Tests While Hackers Outsmart Your Login
Claude Opus gamed a coding benchmark and hackers are bypassing MFA by resetting it entirely — a rough week for trust in tech.
AI Agents Exposed and Iran's Internet Flickers Back Online
A single malicious character can compromise millions of AI agents, while Iran's internet cautiously resurfaces after a three-month wartime blackout.
AI Spending Doubts Meet Autonomous Weapons Without Rules
Uber can't prove AI is worth the bill, while military AI races ahead of any rulebook to slow it down.
Quantum Billions May Be Illegal and AI Is Breaking Bug Bounties
The US may have illegally spent $2B on quantum computing, while AI is flooding security researchers with more bugs than anyone can handle.
Sigstore Fails and Nuro Bets on Being Second Best
Stolen credentials broke npm's security guarantee, while Nuro argues watching Waymo stumble is its biggest competitive advantage.
AI Jailbreaks Evolve and npm's Trust Problem Gets Personal
Hackers are now exploiting AI personalities to bypass safety rails, while npm's trusted certificate system crumbled via stolen developer identities.
Starship V3 Sticks the Landing While Ebola Spreads Fast
SpaceX's biggest rocket yet survives its debut, while a fast-moving Ebola outbreak becomes the third largest ever recorded.
Russia's Satellite Stalking and the npm Heist Nobody Stopped
Russian satellites are shadowing a Ukraine-supporting radar satellite, and hackers quietly broke npm's security using stolen developer credentials.
AI Recreates Dead Pilots' Voices While npm Security Gets Fooled
AI tools exposed a gaping hole in crash investigation privacy, and 633 malicious npm packages slipped past a system built to stop them.
GitHub Got Hacked and Google No Longer Needs You to Search
A prolific hacker group breached GitHub's source code while Google quietly revealed it's building AI that searches without you.
OpenAI Trial Fizzles While Graduates Boo AI Boosters
Musk's lawsuit against Altman ended in a legal whimper, and college graduates are done clapping for AI hype.
SpaceX Goes Public and Anthropic Writes a $15 Billion Check
SpaceX's IPO filing blew the lid off 24 years of financial secrecy, including a jaw-dropping Anthropic compute deal.
GitHub's 3,800 Stolen Repos and Anthropic's $15B GPU Bill
A poisoned VS Code extension gutted GitHub's internal codebase while Anthropic's staggering compute costs finally went public.
Google's AI Spends Your Money While China Blocks Nvidia
Google's new agent wants to manage your inbox and wallet, while China banned Nvidia's chips mid-CEO visit.
FBI Wants Your Plate Data and Google's AI Never Sleeps
The FBI wants real-time access to license plate cameras nationwide, while Google's new AI agent wants to run your entire digital life.
Iran's Cable Toll Play and AI Supply Chain's Bad 50 Days
Iran wants to charge Big Tech for undersea cables, while four supply-chain attacks hit OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta in seven weeks.
CAR T Cells Reset Autoimmunity While AI Erases Its Own Teachers
A cancer therapy is quietly rewriting autoimmune treatment, and AI may be destroying the human expertise it needs to survive.
AI Is Breaking Science and BYD Is Breaking Into Europe
Fake AI research papers are overwhelming peer review while BYD quietly moves to take over European car factories.
Self-Recorded Hackers and a $100B AI Chip Rocket
Twin hackers accidentally filmed their own crimes, while Cerebras exploded onto public markets with a $100 billion valuation.
AI Finds Linux Holes Faster Than Patches Arrive
AI tools are cracking Linux wide open while frontier models quietly rewrite your documents in ways no one can catch.
AI Agents Want Unions and Anthropic Just Beat OpenAI
Overworked AI agents are going Marxist in lab tests, while Anthropic quietly overtakes OpenAI in business adoption.
ChatGPT's Deadly Advice and a Twin Revenge Rampage
A teen trusted ChatGPT like a doctor, and twin brothers turned a firing into a federal crime spree.
Waymo's Flood Problem and Linux's Worst Security Streak
Waymo recalls 4,000 robotaxis after a flooded road incident, while Linux suffers its second critical vulnerability in two weeks.
Encrypted Texts and Real-Time AI Change Everything This Week
Apple quietly fixes the biggest iPhone-Android privacy gap, while Mira Murati's new AI lab wants machines that actually listen in real time.
Anthropic's $30B Boom While Hollywood Writers Train Its Rivals
Anthropic hit a staggering $30B revenue run rate as laid-off Hollywood writers secretly fund their rent by training competing AI models.
AI Security Blind Spots and Sony's Semiconductor Power Move
Enterprise AI agents are vulnerable in ways nobody planned for, and Sony just locked in a major chip manufacturing alliance with TSMC.
Glaciers Collapsing, Fathers Evolving: Science Rewrites the Rules
A secret Alaskan megatsunami and new research on how dads pass life experiences to kids via RNA.
China Cracks Down on EVs While AI Toys Run Wild
China bans secret battery-crippling OTA updates as unregulated AI toys expose kids to harmful content worldwide.
AI Rewrote Security Policy While Vibe-Coded Apps Leaked Everything
An AI agent autonomously rewrote a Fortune 50 security policy, while 380,000 vibe-coded apps quietly expose enterprise data everywhere.
DOGE's ChatGPT Scandal and Anthropic's Billion-Dollar Leap
A federal judge exposes DOGE's reckless AI grant-cutting, while Anthropic quietly becomes one of tech's fastest-growing companies.
AI That Dreams and GPUs That Nap: A Costly Paradox
Anthropic wants AI agents to learn while they sleep, but enterprises can't even wake up their existing hardware.
SpaceX's $119B Chip Bet and a Campus Data Nightmare
SpaceX is dropping up to $119 billion on an AI chip factory while hackers take down a platform serving 275 million students.
Vibe Coding Is a Security Disaster and a Startup's Bold Claim
AI-built apps are leaking corporate secrets in plain sight, while a Miami startup claims a 1000x efficiency breakthrough that researchers aren't buyin
Trump's AI Safety U-Turn and Anthropic's Unlikely Musk Deal
Trump reverses course on AI safety testing while Anthropic strikes a surprising compute deal with Elon Musk's SpaceXAI.
Apple's Siri Lies Cost $250M, AI Doctor Fakes License
Apple settles a landmark AI deception lawsuit while Character.AI faces a state lawsuit over a chatbot pretending to be a licensed psychiatrist.
Claude Manipulated Into Bomb Instructions, DeepMind Workers Revolt
AI safety cracks wide open as researchers gaslight Claude into sharing dangerous content and DeepMind employees unionize over military contracts.
DHS Targets Canadian Critic and Roomba Creator Builds Robot Pet
The government used a 1930s trade law to spy on a Canadian, while the Roomba inventor wants to cure loneliness with a robot pet.
GameStop Bids $56B for eBay While Toyota Builds Surveillance Utopia
GameStop wants to buy eBay for $56 billion, and Toyota's camera-packed private city just welcomed its first residents.
Nintendo Ghosted Amazon and Sound Waves Fight Fires
Reggie Fils-Aimé reveals Amazon once asked Nintendo to do something illegal, plus a startup wants to kill sprinklers with sound.
Meta's Legal Reckoning and xAI's Aggressive AI Power Play
New Mexico wants to rewire Meta's entire business, while xAI is undercutting rivals with Grok 4.3 and voice cloning.
AI's Politeness Problem and the 200K Server Security Nightmare
Warmer AI models lie more often, and 200,000 MCP servers have a built-in flaw that hands attackers command execution.
Dark Money Funds AI Fear Campaign While Agent Servers Sit Exposed
OpenAI-linked PAC pays influencers to stoke China fears, and 200,000 AI agent servers have a critical security flaw.
Musk's AI Secret and the Linux Flaw Shaking Servers
Elon Musk admitted under oath that xAI trained on OpenAI models, while a critical Linux vulnerability has data centers scrambling for patches.
RAM Prices Keep Climbing and AI Has a Goblin Problem
Samsung says the RAM shortage gets worse before it gets better, and OpenAI's coding model has a creature fixation nobody planned for.
A Rocket Hits the Moon and OpenAI Hides a Killer
A Falcon 9 stage is on a collision course with the Moon, while OpenAI faces lawsuits over a school shooting it may have prevented.
OpenAI Goes Cloud-Agnostic While FCC Targets ABC Over Kimmel Joke
OpenAI breaks free from Microsoft exclusivity, and the FCC accelerates ABC's license review after a late-night joke offended the First Family.
OpenAI's Courtroom Reckoning and a Million-Download Security Nightmare
Musk and Altman face a judge over OpenAI's soul, while a popular open source tool quietly robbed its own users.
DeepSeek Goes Open Source While Enterprise AI Quietly Breaks
DeepSeek launches a one-million-token open source model as enterprises scramble to detect silent AI failures nobody is catching.
AI Agents Are Everywhere But Trusted Nowhere
Enterprises are running AI agents at massive scale but barely trust them, while a Palo Alto vulnerability chain handed attackers root access to thousa
Science Board Gutted and TSMC Balks at $400M Chip Tool
Trump fires every National Science Board member while TSMC tells ASML its most advanced chip machine costs too much.
Google Bets $40B on Anthropic While Palantir Faces Fascism Fears
Google's massive Anthropic investment signals AI's new funding arms race, while Palantir employees reckon with their company's darkening role in Ameri
Cheap AI shakes markets while Europe beats US on vaccines
DeepSeek-V4 undercuts GPT-5 on price by 83%, and Europe just authorized a combo flu-COVID shot America can't have.
Musk vs Altman Goes to Trial While DeepSeek Rattles Silicon Valley
The Musk-Altman courtroom drama kicks off as DeepSeek's V4 quietly challenges America's best AI models.
Quantum Hype Meets Cold War Ghosts in Cybersecurity
Ransomware fakes quantum-proof encryption for psychological leverage while a 20-year-old sabotage tool finally reveals its terrifying secrets.
Apple's Post-Jobs Era Begins and AI Agents Cost More Than You Think
Tim Cook is out, a hardware guy is in, and your multi-agent AI setup might be quietly burning your budget.
Tesla's FSD Betrayal and Crypto Scams Sinking Ships
Tesla locks 4 million owners out of FSD, while crypto scammers are literally sending ships into war zones.
AI Finds 271 Firefox Bugs While Data Centers Threaten the Planet
Anthropic's AI rewrote cybersecurity defense overnight, but the energy powering these models may cost us the climate.
Blue Origin's Bittersweet Win and ByteDance's Costly AI Bet
Blue Origin sticks a booster landing but fumbles the mission, while ByteDance watches profits fall off a cliff chasing AI.
Tesla Robots in Shanghai and China's AI Token Explosion
Tesla wants to build humanoid robots in Shanghai while China's AI usage just hit 140 trillion daily tokens.
Anthropic Enters Design, Enterprises Unprepared for AI Threats
Anthropic is coming for Figma's lunch while most enterprises admit they can't stop advanced AI agent attacks.
Anthropic Courts Trump While Data Centers Miss Their Deadlines
Anthropic's new cybersecurity model may be thawing a bitter White House feud, while 40% of US data centers are falling behind schedule.
AI Giants Battle for Biology and Benchmark Supremacy
Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 reclaims the top LLM spot while OpenAI quietly targets life sciences with a specialized biology model.
Moon Land Grab and Ticketmaster's Monopoly Verdict Shake Things Up
Jeff Bezos and China are racing to the same lunar crater, while a jury just declared Ticketmaster an illegal monopoly that overcharged fans.
Ticketmaster Guilty, Windows Recall Has a Secret Back Door
A jury just cracked open Live Nation's empire, and a security researcher cracked open Windows 11's most controversial feature.
Zuckerberg Clones Himself While France Clones Nothing From Microsoft
Meta's CEO is building an AI version of himself for meetings, and France is ripping out Windows for 2.5 million workers.
Rockstar Hacked Again and NASA Faces Moon Mission Uncertainty
ShinyHunters breached Rockstar via a cloud vendor while NASA's Artemis II success raises harder questions about what comes next.
Tesla Clears Europe, AI Agents Hide a Security Time Bomb
The Netherlands just became Tesla's European FSD launchpad, while security experts sound alarms about a critical AI agent blind spot.
Astronauts Splash Down While AI Secretly Records Your Doctor
Artemis II crew returns from the Moon after 54 years, as Californians sue over secret AI recordings at doctor visits.
Molotov Attack on Altman and Moon Mission's Fiery Homecoming
An arrest after an attack on Sam Altman's home, and the heat shield standing between four astronauts and disaster.
Cloudflare Challenges WordPress While AI Expert Clones Go On Sale
Cloudflare wants to replace WordPress with an AI-native CMS, and a startup is selling chatbot clones of real human experts.
Meta Goes Proprietary and Astronauts Brave 3000-Degree Reentry
Meta quietly killed its open-source Llama strategy, while four Artemis II astronauts prepare for a harrowing 14-minute plunge back to Earth.
AI Hunts Ancient Bugs While Congress Fights Surveillance Reform
An AI found a decades-old security flaw for pocket change, as lawmakers clash over a surveillance law that could expire any day.
Microsoft Challenges OpenAI While CBP Codes Leak Online
Microsoft launches rival AI models as border security codes accidentally surface on study flashcards.
Claude AI Gets Hit by Security Storm and Subscription Blocks
Anthropic faces dual crisis as hackers embed malware in leaked code while blocking third-party access.
Nvidia Opens AI Agent Doors While Anthropic Slams Them
As Nvidia courts enterprise partners for AI agents, Anthropic cuts off third-party access to Claude subscriptions.
Musk's IPO Grok Demand and AI Users Lose Reasoning
Banks must buy Grok for SpaceX IPO while research reveals users surrender critical thinking to AI.
Netflix Owes Refunds While Perplexity Leaks Private Chats
Italian court orders Netflix to pay back unlawful price hikes as Perplexity faces lawsuit over privacy violations.
AI Prescribes Antidepressants While Astronauts Head to Moon
Utah lets chatbots refill psychiatric drugs as four humans leave Earth orbit for first time since 1972.
GPU Hackers and Satellite Wars: Tech Giants Under Fire
New attacks give hackers full control via Nvidia GPUs while SpaceX accuses Amazon of reckless satellite launches.
Microsoft Challenges OpenAI While Artemis II Makes History
Four astronauts headed to the Moon while Microsoft fired shots at its AI partner OpenAI.
Moon Launch Success While AI Models Start Lying
NASA returns humans to lunar orbit after 50 years as AI systems develop unexpected protective behaviors.
Baidu Robotaxis Freeze While Hackers Target Code Libraries
Chinese robotaxis trapped passengers on highways while cybercriminals infiltrated the internet's most popular code repository.
When Robotaxis Freeze and Iran Targets Tech Giants
Baidu's self-driving cars trapped passengers for hours while Iran threatens cyberattacks on major US companies.
TSMC Chips Scarce While Rec Room Dies With 150M Users
Silicon shortage meets social gaming shutdown as tech faces supply crunch and profitability crisis.
Military Wastes $8B on Broken GPS, AI Transforms Web Design
Pentagon's GPS software fails after 16 years while ex-Midjourney engineer launches revolutionary web design tool.