Robot videos can make capabilities look farther along than they are, and that mismatch matters for founders, investors, and buyers.

Pink is using vishing and IT impersonation to steal credentials, bypass MFA, and extort victims, a reminder that identity controls fail fast when people are the weakest link.

Ottawa is betting that a national AI push can grow domestic firms, speed adoption, and keep compute, cloud, data, and talent under Canadian control.

Jack Clark says AI could one day develop without human input, sharpening the case for guardrails that boards and regulators cannot ignore.

Apple's latest software lets Filtr block in-app ads, raising the stakes for app publishers, ad sellers, and privacy teams.

The 8-1 ruling keeps $104 million in FCC penalties alive and signals carriers cannot rely on jury-trial arguments to dodge regulatory fines.

A government-backed benchmark tests whether AI models can avoid Russia's strategic narratives, a live issue for regulators, product teams, and anyone shipping AI into public-facing workflows.

Grimes County just moved SpaceX's Terafab forward, but residents are pushing back over scale, transparency, and the project’s long-term impact.

That milestone changes the benchmark for enterprise software teams: review, governance, and workflow design now matter as much as raw coding output.

DIY builders like Annike Tan are turning cyberdecks into disguised personal gadgets, and that shift changes how online hardware culture gets seen, shared, and copied.

The flagship drive is nearly 40% off, a reminder that premium storage pricing can swing fast when retail demand gets aggressive.

As AI infrastructure bills explode, Meta is testing a cheaper, faster build method that could reshape how big tech adds capacity.