Thirty data breaches in one month. Records from half a million UK Biobank volunteers listed on a Chinese marketplace. Britain's only recourse is asking Beijing politely to take them down.
DeepSeek V4-Pro delivers performance within months of GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus 4.7 at roughly one-sixth the API cost. The question now is whether that gap justifies the premium.
8,000 subscribers, 500,000 images, 20,000 women who never consented. A lawsuit in Arizona targets the men who industrialized AI porn from Instagram photos — then sold the instructions to thousands of others.
Attackers were exploiting a critical cPanel vulnerability two months before a patch shipped. At least one small business has already received a ransomware demand.
Seven companies just agreed to put their AI on the Pentagon's classified networks. The one that asked for safety guardrails got labeled a foreign-adversary-level threat.
A 732-byte Python script can turn any unprivileged Linux user into root — on every major distribution, without modification. The bug has been silently exploitable since 2017.
The man suing OpenAI for $150 billion over betrayed nonprofit ideals just admitted under oath that his own company trained on its rival's models. He said "Partly."
Anthropic is fielding offers at a $900 billion valuation. Revenue has gone from $1 billion to $40 billion in sixteen months. Nobody outside the company knows if it's profitable.
OpenAI's safety team flagged the Tumbler Ridge shooter as a "credible and specific threat" eight months before he killed eight people. Nobody called the police. Now seven families are suing.
The European Commission has concluded what any child with a fake birthday already knew: Meta's age verification for Facebook and Instagram is a text box and nothing else. The fine could reach $12 billion.
Musk poured $38 million into a nonprofit called OpenAI, then walked away when he couldn't control it. Now he's in federal court, calling the company's $852 billion success 'charity theft' and demanding it be undone.
Download ChatGPT on Android and you get an app. Download Gemini and you get an operating system — and Brussels wants to close that gap.
Roughly 99 percent of the world's internet traffic runs through subsea cables. Several of the busiest routes sit on the seabed of the Strait of Hormuz — and Iran has warned they are vulnerable.
The juror questionnaires called Elon Musk "a greedy, racist, homophobic piece of garbage" and "a world-class jerk." Finding nine impartial Americans was the first test of a $134 billion trial that could reshape the AI industry.
Google's AI principles still pledge not to build weapons. Its new classified Pentagon contract — covering "any lawful government purpose" — tells a different story. More than 600 employees are demanding their company explain the reversal.
South Africa's national AI policy cleared Cabinet and went to public comment before anyone noticed the references section was partly fiction. The chatbot did it.
Six months after Microsoft considered suing to block OpenAI's deal with Amazon, the AI company is now free to work with anyone. The partnership that defined the AI boom is over — at least on Microsoft's terms.
Meta closed the deal in December. Beijing is now ordering it undone. The message to every AI startup with Chinese roots is unmistakable: relocating to Singapore won't save you.
Nine jurors in Oakland will weigh whether Sam Altman deceived Elon Musk about OpenAI's direction. The $852 billion company's future — and Altman's reputation — hangs on what they believe.
DeepSeek's V4-Pro generates output for $3.48 per million tokens. OpenAI charges $30. On Monday, DeepSeek cut input prices another 75 percent. The race to commoditize AI just found another gear.
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