OpenAI’s Codex remains a powerful tool for developers, but recent challenges have cast a shadow over its adoption. Voucher confusion and account issues have left many users frustrated and stalled in their projects. Developers participating in the OpenAI Codex Challenge expected an easy voucher redemption process. Instead, many report that Codex vouchers lack a clear
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Imagine asking your favorite AI assistant for shopping advice. You get product suggestions and click a link that looks like the real deal. You hit “buy” on a killer discount. Then nothing arrives. No bag. No refund. Just lost money and stolen data. This nightmare is happening right now with AI-powered shopping scams. Fraudsters have
Schools and AI technology are supposed to work together to keep kids safe. But recent events show that’s not always the case. A Tennessee high school shooting survivor is suing an AI gun detection company. The system failed to spot the weapon used in the attack. The AI system was part of a $1 million
LLM security is heating up, and NVIDIA’s garak is leading the charge. Imagine a toolkit that scans AI models to find hidden vulnerabilities before attackers do. That’s garak—a versatile, open-source framework designed to stress-test language models with surgical precision. Why Garak Changes the Game Most AI teams rush to deploy without thorough security checks. That’s
Sriram Krishnan is leaving his post as the White House’s senior AI policy adviser at the end of June. His departure caps an intense 18 months steering America’s AI strategy under the Trump administration. Krishnan, a former Andreessen Horowitz partner and Silicon Valley veteran, was the architect behind the American AI Action Plan. The plan
Reid Hoffman is shifting gears. After nearly a decade on Microsoft’s board, he’s stepping down to dive headfirst into his newest passion: AI-powered drug discovery. This move signals a thrilling chapter for AI and healthcare. Why now? Because Manus, his startup, is racing to crack the code on cancer-fighting compounds using AI that outthinks human
AI can describe what players do on the field but stumbles badly beyond that. A new study tested top AI models on sports footage and found them floundering. Researchers at two universities gathered 35,000 hours of basketball, soccer, and hockey videos, alongside millions of annotated plays and expert commentary. They wanted to see if AI
Imagine weighing a sleeping giant 10 billion light-years away. A black hole so massive it challenges what we know about the early universe. Thanks to the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have done just that. They captured the mass of a dormant black hole at the heart of a distant galaxy, pushing the boundaries of
AI just flipped cybersecurity on its head. Autonomous agents are uncovering thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities faster than teams can patch them. One AI found 21 zero-days in a core video library for just $1,000. Meanwhile, Google’s Chrome patched a jaw-dropping 429 security flaws in a single update. The floodgates are open. This isn’t a trickle
Google just made a huge bet on SpaceX’s AI computing power. Starting October 2026, Google will pay SpaceX $920 million every month. This deal runs through June 2029. Over the full term, Google will spend close to $30 billion for access to powerful AI hardware. The contract gives Google access to about 110,000 Nvidia GPUs,
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