Mark Cuban: AI agents are cockroaches - spray back with AI
The billionaire investor says brute-force AI attacks will be met with brute-force AI defenses - and he's 'not a doomer.'

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The billionaire investor says brute-force AI attacks will be met with brute-force AI defenses - and he's 'not a doomer.'
The marketplace's new AI policy targets automated listings and AI-created content, signaling a broader crackdown on generative AI in e-commerce.
A new University of Mississippi and Cornell review finds precision weed tools can replace chemicals and labor, yet adoption comes with serious financial and operational hurdles.
Muse's fast start puts it in rare company - and early data shows users stick around longer than ChatGPT or Gemini.
Revolut, Halifax, and Emma went dark Tuesday as Google's London cloud region failed. Here's what it means for fintech's reliance on Big Tech infrastructure.
The U2 frontman reveals the band's pricing philosophy: affordable front rows, premium prices for the wealthy, as concert costs hit record highs and regulators circle Live Nation.
Qualcomm proved Arm broke its license agreement, but the $2 award leaves Arm's licensing model intact and sets an odd precedent.
Android's new AI-powered defenses target scam texts, fake bank calls, and screen-sharing phishing - here's what changes.
The 2015 arms embargo hasn't stopped Iran-backed Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. Here's why the threat keeps growing.
The ancient remains reveal a life of violence, but also suggest Neanderthals looked after each other - a finding that challenges the brutish stereotype.
The ex-employee's Saudi government advisory work and venture ties to a prince put AI insider-risk and foreign influence back in the boardroom spotlight.
Syria's arrest of Ali Kayali, accused of the 2013 Baniyas massacre that killed 459, signals a broader reckoning for former Assad loyalists.