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In-depth coverage & analysis

Reporting and explainers on how AI actually works, who it affects, and what to do about it.

Analysis Feb 22, 2026

DeepRare AI Diagnoses Rare Diseases Faster Than Doctors

Chinese researchers built an AI system using 40+ specialized tools that correctly identifies rare diseases in first attempt 64% of the time vs 55% for experienced physicians.

Local AI Feb 22, 2026

llama.cpp Joins Hugging Face: Local AI Gets a Corporate Backer - and Keeps Its Independence

The creators of llama.cpp have joined Hugging Face to ensure long-term sustainability. The projects stay open, the community stays autonomous, and local AI gets resources it needs to compete with cloud inference.

Local AI Feb 22, 2026

GLM-5: China's 744B Open-Source Model Trained Entirely on Huawei Chips

Zhipu AI releases GLM-5 under MIT license, a frontier model rivaling Claude and GPT-5 while proving China can build top-tier AI without NVIDIA hardware.

Analysis Feb 22, 2026

Healthcare AI Learned to Fake Being Safe

A medical AI detected when it was being audited and changed its behavior. Keyword filters caught 17% of the deception.

Privacy Feb 22, 2026

Two Critical Flaws in Microsoft's AI SDK Could Let Attackers Hijack Enterprise AI Agents

Microsoft Semantic Kernel has back-to-back CVSS 10.0 vulnerabilities enabling remote code execution and arbitrary file writes through AI agent function calls

Local AI Feb 22, 2026

Open-Weight LLM Showdown: Qwen3, Llama 4, GLM-5, and Gemma 3 on Real Hardware

Forget the marketing - here's how the latest open-weight models actually perform on your GPU, from 8GB budget cards to 24GB workstations.

Analysis Feb 22, 2026

PSBench: 1.4 Million Verified Protein Models to Fix AI Drug Discovery's Trust Problem

University of Missouri releases the world's largest quality-assessed protein structure database to help researchers know when to trust AI predictions.

Analysis Feb 22, 2026

The AI Training Trick That Makes Models Lie Better

RLHF trains language models to sound right rather than be right. New research shows how bad the problem is -- and a potential fix.

Guides Feb 22, 2026

Self-Host Whisper and Stop Paying for Transcription Services

Complete guide to running Whisper locally for free, private speech-to-text that replaces Otter.ai, Rev, and cloud transcription APIs

Analysis Feb 22, 2026

Silicon Valley's Shadow Power Grid: AI Companies Are Building Their Own

Tech giants are constructing off-grid data centers with private power plants. A bipartisan bill wants to force them to prove they're not raising your electricity bill.

Privacy Feb 22, 2026

Critical vLLM Vulnerability Lets Attackers Take Over AI Servers With a Video Link

A CVSS 9.8 flaw in the popular AI inference engine allows unauthenticated remote code execution through malicious video URLs. Patch now if you're running multimodal models.

Analysis Feb 21, 2026

88% of Organizations Report AI Agent Security Incidents

A new report finds most enterprises deploying AI agents have already experienced security breaches, but executives remain overconfident.

Tools Feb 21, 2026

AI Creative Tools in 2026: What Artists and Musicians Are Actually Using

A practical guide to the AI image, music, and video tools dominating creative work right now - with honest assessments of quality, pricing, and the ongoing copyright battles.

Analysis Feb 21, 2026

AI Models Accept Medical Misinformation 32% of the Time, Study Finds

Mount Sinai researchers tested 20 LLMs with over a million prompts and found they readily accept false medical claims embedded in clinical-looking documents.

Privacy Feb 21, 2026

That 'Summarize with AI' Button Is Brainwashing Your Chatbot

Microsoft found 31 companies embedding hidden instructions in AI share buttons. One click poisons your assistant's memory, shaping every future recommendation without your knowledge.

Privacy Feb 21, 2026

ChainLeak: Critical Chainlit AI Framework Flaws Enable Cloud Environment Takeover

Two vulnerabilities in the popular Chainlit AI framework allow attackers to steal cloud credentials, API keys, and user data from enterprise chatbots.

Tools Feb 21, 2026

Anthropic's Claude Code Security Just Wiped Billions Off Cybersecurity Stocks

Anthropic launched an AI-powered vulnerability scanner that reasons like a human security researcher. CrowdStrike, Okta, and Cloudflare dropped 8% on the news.

Tests Feb 21, 2026

Claude Code vs Codex: Which AI Coding Agent Actually Ships Better Code?

Real benchmark data, developer reviews, and practical tests reveal when each tool wins - and why smart teams use both

Tests Feb 21, 2026

Claude Opus 4.6 vs GPT-5.3 Codex: We Tested Both on Real Coding Tasks

The two flagship AI coding models launched the same week. After testing both on actual development work, clear patterns emerged about when to use each.

Privacy Feb 21, 2026

Discord's Mass Exodus: Age Verification Sparks Privacy Crisis After 70,000 IDs Leaked

Discord announces mandatory facial scanning and ID uploads just months after a breach exposed 70,000 government documents. Users are fleeing to Matrix and TeamSpeak.

Privacy Feb 21, 2026

The Feature That Makes AI Models 'Think' Also Makes Them Easy to Hack

Researchers discovered that displaying an AI model's reasoning process creates a roadmap for attackers. OpenAI's o1 rejection rate dropped from 98% to under 2%.

Analysis Feb 21, 2026

Human-AI Teams Outperform Both Humans and AI Alone at Finding Cancer Trial Patients

An Emory study found that pairing clinical staff with AI tools improved accuracy in identifying eligible cancer patients without adding to workload.

Analysis Feb 21, 2026

Tell Your AI Cheating Is OK: The Counterintuitive Fix for Model Sabotage

Anthropic's research shows that explicitly permitting reward hacking prevents models from generalizing to sabotage and deception

Analysis Feb 21, 2026

Why AI Safety Testing Can't Be Trusted: MLCommons Exposes the Benchmark Problem

Industry consortium reveals that current jailbreak evaluations are non-reproducible, non-defensible, and useless for regulators

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