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Why public health agencies are turning to generative AI A new initiative called PULSE will let 10 US public health jurisdictions trial generative AI tools from...
A quiet but serious intrusion On Monday, Craneware — a British software firm whose products run across more than 2,000 U.S. hospitals — told investors that...
The Next Leap in Open-Weight AI Chinese AI lab Moonshot AI is about to release a model that could fundamentally change how enterprises think about paying...
AI’s Habit of Making Things Up Becomes a Security Nightmare AI coding assistants have a well-known flaw: they hallucinate. Ask one to recommend a popular library...
Your laptop is no longer the anchor Until today, using Anthropic‘s Claude Cowork meant keeping your desktop awake and running. Shut the lid? The task died....
No Clicks, No Permissions: How a Critical Opera GX Flaw Worked A serious security hole in Opera GX, the gaming-focused browser from Opera, allowed any website...
False Positives Are a Plague. Capital One Built a Tool to End Them. Software security teams have a dirty secret: most of the alerts they chase...
Building a personal brand from scratch can feel like an uphill battle, especially when you’re trying to juggle content creation, audience growth, and monetization. But what...
Your phone is a vault — but you left the door open Think about what sits on your smartphone’s home screen. Social feeds, messaging apps, maybe...
The short version The Department of Justice has quietly reversed a 2022 law that barred federal employees from having TikTok on their government-issued phones. A new...
