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The far-ultraviolet system is pitched as production-ready, aiming to sanitize cabins without waiting for vehicles to be empty.
António Guterres says the science is here, and governments should not wait for a responsible AI framework.
A practical reporting path for unsafe AI behavior, and a signal to regulators and boards that these risks are trackable.
The CDN and security gatekeeper is pushing AI companies to separate bots for training and agents, or face default blocks.
Xbox employees have started testing a disc-to-digital feature after May code hints, as Microsoft moves toward ending disc production.
Sony's PlayStation shift raises a familiar risk: betting big on “streaming first” while consumers and courts resist.
The automaker is pivoting production toward grid-adjacent storage, signaling where energy budgets are going next.
A “feature, not a bug” lets attackers turn a trusted AI desktop app into a persistent foothold on real machines.
Anthropic’s chief compute officer helped the Commerce Department lift restrictions on Fable 5 and Mythos 5 at a pivotal moment.
The trio is moving fast on payments rails, putting regulators and competitors on notice about who controls stablecoin distribution.
An audit finds NASA has to treat unresolved 2024 test issues as a gating item, not an afterthought.
Boeing’s “Calamity Capsule” faces unresolved helium leaks and propulsion failures, with payments questioned.
