Maria Colacurcio runs a 140-person company that helps enterprises fix pay decisions. Last year she decided to master the tools reshaping her field. She took courses. She buil...
Smart TVs promised convenience. They delivered surveillance instead. These devices, now standard in millions of homes, quietly log what appears on screen. They send details t...
More than 100,000 automated license plate reader cameras now dot roadsides, neighborhoods and business districts across the United States. The vast majority come from one com...
Starship Technologies built a name on college quads. Its squat, six-wheeled robots became campus fixtures from Purdue to Oregon State, ferrying snacks, meals and late-night o...
More than 100,000 automated license plate reader cameras now dot roadsides, neighborhoods and business districts across the United States. The vast majority come from one com...
Starship Technologies built a name on college quads. Its squat, six-wheeled robots became campus fixtures from Purdue to Oregon State, ferrying snacks, meals and late-night o...
Austria wants the European Union to bring Anthropic onto its soil. The move comes after the US government moved to block foreigners from the startup's most powerful AI system...
Billions carry it. Most never know. Toxoplasma gondii slips in through cat feces, undercooked meat or contaminated soil. It forms cysts in the brain that linger for ...
Soundwill Plaza in Hong Kong once served burgers stamped with robot faces. Last year the fast-food spot gave way to fast finance. Futu Securities moved in. The brokerage, kno...
SpaceX has done it again. The rocket maker went public in mid-June 2026 and pulled in $75 billion. That haul made it the largest initial public offering ever. Shares jumped a...
The United States government appears ready to grant Anthropic permission to resume development of its most powerful artificial intelligence model, known internally as Claude 5 o...
Salesforce employees have grown uneasy. Their company just opened the doors wider for Anthropic's AI to operate inside Slack. The latest move, a feature called Claude Tag, le...
Erik Brynjolfsson saw the pattern first. Last summer his team at Stanford paired payroll records from ADP with measures of AI exposure. The result landed like a warning shot....
Claude Mythos changed the math. In April 2026, Anthropic’s model autonomously uncovered thousands of high-severity zero-days across major operating systems and browsers. On...
SpaceX and Charter Communications have formed a partnership that brings Starlink satellite connectivity directly to mobile phones across the United States. The agreement, announ...
Mark Zuckerberg once seemed content to let old scandals fade. Not anymore. In a move that echoes authoritarian overreach more than Silicon Valley strategy, Meta has spent the...
The US government has officially reinstated access to Claude Mythos 5, the advanced AI model developed by Anthropic that had been temporarily restricted due to national security...
An anonymous GitHub account has assembled dozens of working exploits into one repository. Security teams now face a single destination packed with proof-of-concept code for u...
OpenAI has announced significant upgrades to its flagship language models, including early versions of GPT-5 and GPT-6, that will eventually power new capabilities inside ChatGP...
Thirty years ago a handful of University of Washington students dreamed up online video games. Their company pivoted fast. Load balancing became the focus. That bet paid off ...
A red Waymo robotaxi sat stopped on the wrong side of a double yellow line. Oncoming cars squeezed past it. Then it began to roll forward. Straight toward traffic. The moment...
Access to some of the most capable AI systems ever built vanished almost as soon as it appeared. Then, quietly, it began to return. But not to everyone.On June 9, Anth...
Samsung prepares to unveil its next book-style foldables on July 22 in London. The lineup splits in two distinct directions. One model sticks close to the familiar tall desig...
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