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A “ransom negotiator” used access to steal from victims. Here is how regulators see it, and what boards should learn.
The lawsuit centers on Tang Yew Tan and Chang Liu, plus a broader claim that OpenAI normalized misconduct at scale.
Google’s Waze update brings Gemini-powered routing and editing, plus a control that reduces the app’s chatter.
Apple says OpenAI and former Apple employees exploited a bug that kept an ex-hire logged in for weeks.
Inside Apple’s trade secrets suit, the company claims everything from unauthorized-access banter to interview instructions involving Apple devices.
This briefing shows how to spot quishing before you scan and hand over access, credentials, or money.
The new window into LLM “internal thoughts” could help monitoring and safety, if leaders interpret it correctly.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says AI gains will concentrate at the top while messaging around benefits is oversold and unsettling.
Microsoft’s CEO lays out a “reverse information paradox” and argues for hard boundaries around AI learning and exhaust.
Apple’s lawsuit claims OpenAI stole confidential documents, probed prototypes, and coerced a trusted partner in one sweep.
Two Neo Geo projects prove the “impossible” claim was wrong, but the port only works by bending graphics hard.
A fight is forming over whether France’s grid advantage powers homegrown AI firms or US data-centre giants on French soil.
