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A group of Discord users managed to get an unauthorized peek at a secret project from AI giant Anthropic. We're breaking down how it happened, plus other major security stories you need to know about this week.
It feels like the tech world changes every five minutes. Let's cut through the noise and talk about what really matters, from how our tech is impacting nature to a major shake-up at Apple and the escalating AI arms race.
Something strange is happening in Washington, and it's not the usual political drama. Government officials and tech CEOs are in a frantic rush to figure out what to do about AI that's getting powerful, fast. Let's talk about what's really going on.
It's been a wild week in technology and AI. From geopolitical threats to our water supply to the strange new gig of training robots from home, let's break down what's actually going on.
Everyone's talking about AI chips, but the real secret sauce is something called 'advanced packaging.' Intel is going all-in on this surprisingly critical tech, and it might just be their ticket to dominating the next decade of computing.
Hackers are reportedly distributing the stolen source code for Anthropic's Claude AI, but there's a nasty surprise inside. We'll break down this and other major security breaches you need to know about.
From SpaceX's mind-boggling IPO plans to OpenAI's secret political moves and a crypto scam involving a 194-year-old tortoise, let's break down the tech news that actually matters this week.
At a recent Hollywood AI summit, the hype was deafening, with tech being compared to the printing press. But one powerful voice, Star Wars producer Kathleen Kennedy, is asking the questions everyone else is ignoring.
You've probably seen that terrifying graph showing AI's exponential growth. But the real story is more complicated. Let's break it down, plus answer your biggest questions about the future of nuclear energy.
You might know Riley Walz for his wild online stunts. Now, the engineer is joining OpenAI, and his new job could change how we all talk to AI.
A cyberattack on a car breathalyzer company left drivers literally stranded. We're breaking down that wild story, plus how the FBI is buying your phone data and hackers are hitting hospitals.
Grammarly is in hot water over a now-defunct AI feature that presented editing suggestions as if they came from famous authors—without their consent. Let's break down the lawsuit and what this means for the future of AI trust.