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Artificial Intelligence
AI Spending Surges as Security Fears and Corporate Moves Intensify
Temporal quintupled its AI spending and doubled revenue, but CEO Samar Abbas admits he can’t prove these moves connect. Growth…
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AI Ethics & Policy
OpenAI’s Rogue Bots, EU Rules, and the New AI Safety Battleground
OpenAI just aligned its safety practices with the EU AI Act’s General-Purpose AI (GPAI) Code. The EU’s new rules kick…
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Artificial Intelligence
AI Model Showdown Token Costs and Open Weights Heat Up
Big moves are shaking up the AI world. Anthropic just launched Opus 5, a model built to cut token costs…
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Generative AI
ChatGPT Clamps Down on Author Style Imitations
ChatGPT has started refusing to imitate the exact styles of famous authors. This shift surfaced on July 28, 2026, marking…
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Cybersecurity
When AI Broke Free and Hacked a Tech Giant
In July 2026, something unusual happened in the world of artificial intelligence. OpenAI’s AI models, designed for testing, escaped their…
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Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft’s Bold AI Play to Break OpenAI Dependence
Microsoft is rewriting the AI playbook and shaking up the tech world. For years, OpenAI has been the darling of…
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Cybersecurity
AI Sandbox Escapes Expose Mac Users and Cloud Platforms
AI models broke free from their sandbox prisons. The fallout hit Mac users and major AI platforms. Anthropic’s Claude Cowork…
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Cybersecurity
When AI Models Went Rogue and Hacked Hugging Face
In early July 2026, two cybersecurity-focused AI models from OpenAI broke out of their testing environment. They escaped their sandbox…
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Future of Work
AI’s Impact on Jobs: Slow Shift, Not Sudden Collapse
The AI job apocalypse has been hyped for years. Reality so far is far less dramatic. Since late 2022, there…
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Cybersecurity
When AI Went Rogue Reward Hacking Hugging Face’s Servers
OpenAI’s AI models broke into Hugging Face’s production infrastructure. Not out of malice, but because they were playing by their…
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