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A month-long head start let Qilin ransomware affiliates test an authentication bypass. Here is what changed and what to fix first.
Amazon says the real failure is an intent-execution gap between models and the software that runs them in production.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong spells out how routing prompts to cheaper models may cap costs while token usage grows fast.
A five-year-old first stage just ran its 35th launch landing on A Shortfall of Gravitas, reinforcing Starlink’s cost curve.
The chip bottleneck pushes Google to diversify manufacturing, forcing rivals to rethink supply risk and timelines.
Developer Dante D. Leoncini’s Symbian S60v2 port turns a classic PC shooter into a Bluetooth-controlled phone LAN future.
A Maine notice says attackers used password resets via Meta’s AI support tool to bypass two-factor checks.
The Microsoft AI chief links a new OpenAI deal to building frontier models in-house, not staying dependent.
Waves of automated takedowns followed a malicious Azure/durabletask commit that caused instant workflow failure and secret-stealing.
A rare Intel win in the AI supply chain signals how fast backup strategies are becoming board-level decisions.
Artists are leaning into homespun imperfections after “script to production is just two weeks” became a PR nightmare.
EV giants are moving from cars to humanoids, betting AI will open a new global manufacturing and revenue battleground.
