Chinese AI and semiconductor shares have shed roughly 40% in under four months, dragging the CSI 300 into a bear market. Here is what drove the rout and what analysts are watching as it unfolds.
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Leading American banks have identified unauthorized AI agents logging into customer accounts using shared credentials, with some tools appearing to initiate actions beyond user requests, leading to new access restrictions across the industry.
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Figure AI retired most of its F.02 humanoid robots by having them leap into a 75-ton electric arc furnace in Finland. The move, inspired by Arnold Schwarzenegger, destroys custom hardware while the company shifts focus to newer models.
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Anthropic's IPO prospectus highlights Claude's growing role in drug discovery and disease response, but it also concedes that its technical defenses against chemical and biological weapons misuse are not foolproof.
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Harry Kane’s 2026 Ballon d’Or victory raises an intriguing question for sports technology: could artificial intelligence rank football’s best players using performance data, and how closely would its predictions match the choices made by human voters?
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Users often report that chatbots grow less capable and ignore simple instructions. Two published studies point to documented causes: unannounced model updates and training on AI-generated text.
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AI agents are moving beyond answering questions to navigating websites, accessing accounts and carrying out transactions. As adoption grows, banks and other businesses face new challenges in distinguishing legitimate automation from activity that could put customers and services at risk.
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A single poisoned message, document, or tool response may be enough to compromise an entire team of AI agents. New research explains how prompt infection spreads and what defenses can contain it.
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Jack Dorsey-led financial technology company Block has introduced Dessa, a full-duplex voice AI model trained solely on audio conversations to natively handle human emotion and timing.
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A viral post says NVIDIA killed the traditional PC. The company's real announcement is a Windows laptop platform built on the RTX Spark chip, with Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra priced from $2,599 in the US.
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Autonomous AI systems are beginning to conduct multi-step cyber operations, from reconnaissance to exploit attempts. A recent UK test and new US guidance show why control, monitoring and least-privilege access now matter.
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An internal Anthropic research model reverse-engineered the origin of the seeds behind P-256 and four other NIST curves, weakening a 25-year-old backdoor suspicion. Anthropic stresses it is not a cryptographic break.
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Epic Games has announced a four-day game jam where solo creators or small teams build playable titles in Unreal Engine or UEFN. Selected projects can receive development continuation grants of up to $50,000 after the event ends.
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A cell visual with more than 170,000 likes is a reminder that seeing inside the body takes years of structural biology, heavy computing and, lately, machine learning that predicts what cells look like inside.
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Jensen Huang’s AI nation remark in Astana reflects a wider infrastructure push. Kazakhstan already has hundreds of NVIDIA GPUs deployed, while Firebird targets a much larger computing facility for 2027.
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Clone Robotics is pursuing a different approach to humanoid robotics, replacing conventional motor-driven movement with artificial muscles and a human-inspired skeletal structure. Its technology could reshape robotic manipulation, but real-world capabilities and commercial readiness still need independent validation.
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Emergency PHP patches and a possible exposure of Railway credentials underpin the Black October narrative. Official disclosures show serious risks, but do not establish a single attack or a record-breaking 48 hours.
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Synthetic video can now fool viewers in controlled tests, and detectors struggle to keep up. Provenance standards like C2PA offer another path, but adoption is uneven and platforms often strip the data.
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Disney is bringing dozens of Character.AI employees into its business in a deal worth an estimated $180 million in compensation and retention costs over three years. The entertainment giant is also bidding $20 million for a license to some of the startup’s technology.
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SpaceX is becoming much more than a rocket company. Its latest financial results reveal explosive growth fueled by artificial intelligence, expanding Starlink connectivity and a massive investment in computing infrastructure.
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Google Playground lets users create playable games with text prompts, no coding required. Discover how AI tools, Claude and Polish creator Tamae are changing game development.
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OpenAI is moving beyond conversational AI with Dots, a persistent digital agent designed to research, create and manage work across connected applications. Its promise is greater automation, but reliability, permissions and privacy remain critical questions.
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Grok Bot turns AI from a chat window into a roster of named teammates that keep working after you close your laptop. Here’s how the cloud-computer architecture works, what it can do today, and where it stands in the agent race.
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Meta's keychain AI companion has split opinion, from Tamagotchi nostalgia to surveillance worries. We looked at the early reactions, what supporters see in it, and what Meta still has not told buyers.
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