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Meta Smart Glasses: Privacy Concerns Over Human Review of Sensitive Videos
UK regulators probe Meta after reports reveal human moderators reviewed sensitive, private videos from Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to train AI models.
NanoClaw: A Safer, Lightweight Alternative to OpenClaw for AI Agents
Discover NanoClaw, a lightweight, secure alternative to OpenClaw. Learn how its isolated architecture and 4,000-line codebase protect against AI agent errors.
Claude Surges as OpenAI Faces Backlash Over Pentagon Deal
Claude hits #1 on the App Store as OpenAI faces a 295% spike in uninstalls following a controversial new partnership with the U.S. Pentagon.
Chinese Hackers Use Google Sheets to Control Malware Across 42 Countries
Chinese hacking group UNC2814 used Google Sheets to control GRIDTIDE malware in a global espionage campaign targeting 42 countries and telecom data.
Perplexity Launches "Computer": A New Era of Autonomous AI Agents
Perplexity launches "Computer," an autonomous AI agent for Perplexity Max users that executes complex workflows, builds reports, and automates web tasks.
Evo 2: New Open-Source Genomic Model Trained on Trillions of DNA Bases
Researchers debut Evo 2, an open-source genomic model trained on trillions of DNA bases to identify protein-coding regions and mutations in complex genomes.
OpenAI Launches GPT-5.4: Thinking and Pro Versions Now Available
OpenAI releases GPT-5.4 Thinking and Pro. Features include advanced reasoning, coding, and the ability to control your computer to automate complex tasks.
Bing AI Recommends Fake GitHub Repositories Distributing Malware
Bing AI is recommending fake OpenClaw GitHub repositories that spread data-stealing malware on Windows and macOS. Learn how to protect your data from this threat.
Pentagon Bans Anthropic Models Over Supply Chain Risk
The U.S. Department of Defense bans Anthropic, labeling the AI startup a "supply chain risk" after the company denied the Pentagon unrestricted tech access.
Microsoft Introduces "focusgroup" to Simplify Keyboard Navigation
Microsoft’s new "focusgroup" attribute simplifies keyboard navigation for web developers, improving accessibility in Chromium browsers without complex JavaScript.
Wikipedia Impacted by JavaScript Worm Attack
Wikipedia’s Meta-Wiki was hit by a JavaScript worm affecting 4,000 pages. No personal data was stolen in the incident triggered by a malicious test script.
AI Can Identify Anonymous Users with 90% Accuracy
New research shows AI can identify anonymous users with 90% accuracy by analyzing social media text and linking profiles. Learn how LLMs threaten online privacy.