A data breach cost the average company $4.99 million in 2026, the highest figure IBM has recorded since it began the study, and the technology most responsible for the... Read more »
A tool with a false-positive rate near zero in independent testing has already helped cancel a book deal, void a literary prize, and end at least one journalist’s byline.... Read more »
Fifteen major tech employers cut a combined total well past 70,000 jobs in 2026 and gave the same reason. Amazon, Meta, Oracle, Microsoft, Cisco, PayPal, and a dozen others... Read more »
Why we do not invest in AI promises, but in the layer beneath them, and why our bondholders benefit. Everyone wants to do something with AI. Almost no one... Read more »
SpaceX finished paying $60 billion for Cursor on August 14, and the code editor was the least interesting part of the purchase. The real asset is 150 million lines... Read more »
Social feeds spent the past week calling it the “Qwen 3.8 Agent OS,” as if Alibaba had shipped a new operating system for AI agents. It hadn’t. What Alibaba... Read more »
No More Warnings: The EU AI Act Has Teeth Starting Now As of August 2, any chatbot operating in the European Union has a new legal obligation: telling users... Read more »
Everyone Agreed AI Needs Rules in Geneva. Nobody Agreed on Whose Governments gathered in Geneva on July 6 and 7, 2026, to discuss a technology crossing borders in milliseconds.... Read more »
Three Companies Control 90% of DRAM. Now a Lawsuit Wants to Know Why RAM Costs 700% More A new federal antitrust complaint accuses Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron of... Read more »
