- — New study shows why simulated reasoning AI models don’t yet live up to their billing
- Top AI models excel at math problems but lack reasoning needed for Math Olympiad proofs.
- — FBI offers $10 million for information about Salt Typhoon members
- FBI accepts tips by TOR in likely attempt to woo China-based informants.
- — In the age of AI, we must protect human creativity as a natural resource
- Op-ed: As AI outputs flood the Internet, diverse human perspectives are our most valuable resource.
- — New Android spyware is targeting Russian military personnel on the front lines
- Trojanized mapping app steals users' locations, contacts, and more.
- — Annoyed ChatGPT users complain about bot’s relentlessly positive tone
- Users complain of new "sycophancy" streak where ChatGPT thinks everything is brilliant.
- — Company apologizes after AI support agent invents policy that causes user uproar
- Frustrated software developer believed AI-generated message came from human support rep.
- — OpenAI releases new simulated reasoning models with full tool access
- New o3 model appears "near-genius level," according to one doctor, but it still makes mistakes.
- — Researchers claim breakthrough in fight against AI’s frustrating security hole
- Prompt injections are the Achilles' heel of AI assistants. Google offers a potential fix.
- — 4chan has been down since Monday night after “pretty comprehensive own”
- Early info is unreliable, but the site has been mostly unavailable for hours.
- — OpenAI continues naming chaos despite CEO acknowledging the habit
- OpenAI's brand-new "GPT-4.1" has a funky name but reasonable performance for the price.
- — Amid Trump tariff chaos, Nvidia launches AI chip production on US soil
- New announcement seems aimed at appeasing Trump, signals company shift.
- — That groan you hear is users’ reaction to Recall going back into Windows
- Snapshotting and AI processing a screen every 3 seconds. What could possibly go wrong?
- — Researcher uncovers dozens of sketchy Chrome extensions with 4 million installs
- Even weirder: Why would Google give so many the "Featured" stamp for trustworthiness?
- — Researchers concerned to find AI models misrepresenting their “reasoning” processes
- New Anthropic research shows AI models often fail to disclose reasoning shortcuts.
- — OpenAI helps spammers plaster 80,000 sites with messages that bypassed filters
- Company didn't notice its chatbot was being abused for (at least) 4 months.
- — After months of user complaints, Anthropic debuts new $200/month AI plan
- Two-tiered "Claude Max" expands rate limits and offers traffic priority to subscribers.
- — “The girl should be calling men.” Leak exposes Black Basta’s influence tactics.
- Disclosure of tactics, techniques, and procedures provides rare glimpse into secretive group.
- — Carmack defends AI tools after Quake fan calls Microsoft AI demo “disgusting”
- Carmack: "Power tools" like AI are "central to all the progress in computers."
- — Meta’s surprise Llama 4 drop exposes the gap between AI ambition and reality
- Touted 10M token context proves elusive, while early performance tests disappoint experts.
- — NSA warns “fast flux” threatens national security. What is fast flux anyway?
- Used by nation-states and crime groups, fast flux bypasses many common defenses.
- — Gmail unveils end-to-end encrypted messages. Only thing is: It’s not true E2EE.
- Yes, encryption/decryption occurs on end-user devices, but there's a catch.
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