Chrome's AI Panel Had a Hole Big Enough to Hijack Your Camera and Microphone
A patched Chrome vulnerability let malicious extensions hijack Gemini's access to your camera, microphone, and files. Here's what happened.
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A patched Chrome vulnerability let malicious extensions hijack Gemini's access to your camera, microphone, and files. Here's what happened.
A wrongful death lawsuit claims Google's chatbot constructed an alternate reality that led to a man's suicide, raising urgent questions about AI safety for vulnerable users
Scholars call it 'digital necromancy' after discovering the AI writing tool offers feedback under the names of real professors - including those who died weeks ago
Chinese AI startup MiniMax has released M2.5, an open-weights model matching Claude Opus performance for coding and agentic tasks while costing 95% less to run
Jensen Huang says the chipmaker is pulling back from AI lab investments as OpenAI prepares for IPO and Anthropic battles the Pentagon
As AI's electricity demands overwhelm aging power grids and spark ratepayer revolts, startups are racing to deploy computing infrastructure where land-based constraints don't apply
A secret January meeting in New Orleans produced the Pro-Human AI Declaration, uniting progressive Democrats with MAGA figures on AI regulation demands
Step-by-step guide to running Tabby, an open-source AI coding assistant, on your own hardware. Full privacy, no subscription fees.
New DNA construction technique improves error rates by 10,000x, enabling practical genome-scale synthesis for medicine and biotech
Seven tech giants agreed to pay for their own data center electricity. The commitment is voluntary, enforcement is unclear, and your bills may still go up.
February 2026 saw a record $189 billion in venture funding. Three companies took $156 billion of it. What happens to everyone else?
A peer-reviewed study finds AI models can autonomously jailbreak other AI models with 97% success - and Claude was the only one that held the line.
While enterprises focus on training data and model safety, inference - where AI actually processes requests - has become an overlooked security frontier with critical vulnerabilities.
Two AI giants are spending $175 million on opposite sides of the 2026 midterms. The ads talk about immigration, healthcare, and Trump - everything except artificial intelligence.
55,000 jobs were cut citing AI in 2025 - but only 2% of executives report making reductions based on actual AI performance. Welcome to the era of AI washing.
Anthropic refused the Pentagon's demands for unrestricted AI access. Trump banned them. The military used Claude anyway. Here's what it all means for the future of ethical AI.
Mount Sinai researchers found OpenAI's health chatbot recognized dangerous symptoms in its own explanations but still told patients to wait instead of seeking emergency care.
Rice University researchers built the first AI system that predicts how genetic circuits will behave in human cells, opening the door to programmable cell therapies for cancer.
China's DeepSeek is releasing V4 - a trillion-parameter multimodal model optimized for domestic chips - while blocking US chipmakers and facing distillation accusations from OpenAI and Anthropic.
FBI official reveals the agency uses AI to scan for vulnerabilities, exploit weaknesses, and move through networks in cyber operations targeting suspects.
GLM-5, Qwen 3.5, DeepSeek V3.2, and MiniMax M2.5 are rewriting the rules. Here's what they actually deliver on consumer hardware.
Ollama's new OpenClaw integration lets you run AI agents locally through WhatsApp, Telegram, or Slack. Here's how it works, what you need, and the security risks nobody mentions.
More than half of students now use AI for homework, AI detection wrongly flags 1 in 10 ESL students, and 76% of teachers have received no training. A look at what's actually happening in classrooms.
Real accuracy tests, privacy concerns, and honest assessments of four leading AI meeting assistants. One stands out - but not for the reasons you'd expect.