Anthropic's flagship AI models were pulled from global markets Friday, citing a security jailbreak Anthropic says poses no greater risk than tools already in public hands.
Three trillion-dollar companies. One week. One jailbroken model. One very early morning, two children, a dog, a rubber duck, and a velcro dartboard.
60 years. Bellingham wheels away towards the corner flag. The entire nation simultaneously loses its mind. Gareth Southgate watches from a sun lounger somewhere in Portugal. Nobody can quite believe it.
Spain win it, Argentina fall one short of back-to-back, England's penalty curse merely relocates to New Jersey, and Senegal over Switzerland is my shock pick of the round of 32.
SpaceX raises $75bn ahead of Friday's IPO at $135/share, targeting a $1.8tn valuation — potentially the largest stock listing in history and Elon Musk's path to trillionaire status.
Claude Fable 5 goes public: Anthropic's most capable model yet, released with safeguards — and an admission that doing so carries real risks.
A leading medical defence organisation is calling on the UK government to overhaul product liability law, warning that clinicians face an untenable legal position as AI tools take on greater roles in clinical decision-making.
SpaceX faces India regulatory freeze on Starlink launch — just days from a $1.75 trillion IPO pricing.
Jeff Bezos and Sundar Pichai are in the corner playing pool.
Pope Leo's encyclical on AI is one of the most serious documents written on the subject. The launch optics undermined it before most people read a word.
As Elon Musk testifies in Oakland, the lawsuit over OpenAI’s for-profit conversion establishes a high-stakes benchmark for AI governance and fiduciary duty.
The new partnership gives Cursor unprecedented compute access and gives SpaceX a path to dominate agentic software development.
While it promises rapid vulnerability detection, the emergence of Anthropic’s latest AI raises questions about security risks, defensive preparations, and the future of knowledge work.
Cycode’s Top AI Security Vulnerabilities to Watch out for in 2026 report outlines rising risks across prompt injection, data exposure, and AI supply chains.
Security models are no longer enough as multi-modal attacks overwhelm traditional controls, forcing a rethink of enterprise trust systems.
MCP is rapidly transforming how AI agents interact with enterprise systems, opening up a new class of supply chain, identity, and governance risks that security teams can’t ignore.
Hefty cash burn threatens OpenAI’s longevity in the face of self-funded competitor.
Google DeepMind CEO warns that defensive systems must outpace AI-powered attack vectors as AGI approaches.
From the EU AI Act to cyber policy wording, panelists examined how emerging regulation and insurance structures intersect with enterprise AI deployment.
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Supreme Court allows appeal in Emotional Perception AI v. Comptroller General, mandating EPO-aligned test for computer-implemented inventions under UK law.
Experts discuss the practical steps organizations must take to secure AI, protect data, and operationalize responsible deployments.
Secure Intelligence Institute focuses on securing autonomous AI agents through applied research, audits, and collaboration with academia and industry.
Studio Connectors and MCP support centralize enterprise data integrations and simplify tool calling across Minstral AI's model ecosystem.
While it promises rapid vulnerability detection, the emergence of Anthropic’s latest AI raises questions about security risks, defensive preparations, and the future of knowledge work.
AIEM platform integrates security signals to enforce policy-driven AI governance and tackle shadow AI risk.
Partnership focuses on integrating process data into AI services running on OCI to enhance enterprise automation and decision-making.
Launch introduces autonomous, multi-agent cybersecurity platform and enterprise assessments to counter AI-powered attack acceleration.
