How job scams use AI to look real, steal money, and reach employers, plus the exact playbook to stop them.

Researchers warn that smartphones and tablets used during infancy may damage development, health, and quality of life.

Security leaders have a cleanup problem, and “just scan more” keeps escalating it. Athena aims to turn findings into coordinated patches.

Anthropic had restricted Mythos access to comply with an export-control directive, but the rules loosen for select users.

Half a million troops will be taught to use drones like firearms, with industry procurement and counter-drone tech expanding fast.

The model benchmark shift makes “intelligence per dollar” the real battleground, and open source suddenly matters.

The software rally lifted many names, but Oracle missed out because OpenAI success also runs through its cloud infrastructure.

After Papermark accused Corgi of stealing software, Corgi says it did not. Here’s what that means for code trust in startups.

A 60-year-old headache case turned from oncology suspicion to parasitic reality, highlighting why diagnostic assumptions can mislead.

New rules for Gavin Newsom's SB 576 force streamers to match ad loudness to content, starting July 1.

Meta is building Arena, and Zuckerberg is pushing the app toward existing prediction market players like Polymarket and Kalshi.

The automaker says it believed it could “swap in AI” without losing product quality, then had to fix the process.