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OpenAI Introduces Deterministic AI Security—Lockdown Mode and Elevated Risk Labels Take Center Stage
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded into enterprise workflows, digital communication, and global infrastructure, security considerations are emerging as a central challenge. OpenAI’s recent introduction of Lockdown Mode and Elevated Risk labels for ChatGPT represents a significant milestone in safeguarding AI systems from sophisticated cyber threats, particularly prompt injection attacks, while empowering users with clearer visibility and control over p

Michal Kosinski
3 days ago5 min read


State-Backed Hackers Turn Gemini Into a Cyber Weapon, Inside the AI Distillation War Targeting Google
Artificial intelligence has entered a decisive phase in cybersecurity, where advanced language models are no longer experimental tools but operational assets used by both defenders and adversaries. Google has confirmed that its flagship AI model, Gemini, has been targeted and abused by state-backed threat actors from China, Iran, North Korea and Russia. These groups are not merely experimenting with AI chatbots. They are integrating proprietary AI systems with open-source int

Luca Moretti
Feb 135 min read


16 Claude AI Agents Build a Fully Functional C Compiler, Compiling Linux and Doom With Minimal Supervision
The AI research community witnessed a landmark experiment demonstrating the potential of autonomous multi-agent AI systems in software development. Led by Anthropic researcher Nicholas Carlini, sixteen instances of Claude Opus 4.6 were tasked with building a fully functional C compiler from scratch. Over a two-week period, these AI agents produced a 100,000-line Rust-based compiler capable of compiling the Linux 6.9 kernel across x86, ARM, and RISC-V architectures. This achie

Kaixuan Ren
Feb 86 min read


Moltbook Exposed, How Autonomous AI Agents Are Creating the Most Dangerous Digital Attack Surface Yet
In early 2026, a previously obscure experiment suddenly became one of the most debated developments in artificial intelligence. Moltbook, a Reddit-style social platform designed exclusively for AI agents, has triggered reactions ranging from amusement to existential dread. Supporters describe it as an unprecedented sandbox for observing agent behavior at scale. Critics warn it represents a fundamental breach in how AI systems are contained, governed, and secured. Unlike conve

Dr. Shahid Masood
Feb 36 min read


Personal AI Goes Rogue, Moltbot Reveals the Power and Risk of Local Agent Intelligence
The evolution of artificial intelligence assistants has reached a decisive inflection point. For more than a decade, digital assistants have promised personalization, autonomy, and context awareness. In practice, most have remained constrained by closed platforms, limited integrations, and rigid product decisions made by large corporations. The emergence of Clawdbot, now renamed Moltbot, signals a meaningful departure from this paradigm and offers a concrete glimpse into what

Dr. Pia Becker
Jan 296 min read


When Encryption Isn’t Absolute, How Microsoft’s BitLocker Keys Opened a Legal Backdoor for the FBI
Full-disk encryption has long been marketed as a foundational safeguard of personal and enterprise data. For hundreds of millions of Windows users, Microsoft’s BitLocker represents that promise, a technical assurance that data stored on a powered-off or locked device remains unreadable without the proper cryptographic key. Recent disclosures, however, have reignited a global debate about what encryption truly protects, who controls the keys, and how far lawful access should e

Anika Dobrev
Jan 247 min read


Crash, Copy, Execute: The Psychology Behind CrashFix and How ModeloRAT Compromises Organizations
Browser extensions have long been positioned as quiet guardians of the modern web, filtering ads, blocking trackers, and reducing exposure to malicious content. In early 2026, a campaign tracked under the name CrashFix demonstrated how that trust can be turned against users and enterprises alike. By abusing a fake Chrome ad blocker, threat actors managed to convert routine browser crashes into a self-inflicted infection mechanism, culminating in the deployment of a newly iden

Amy Adelaide
Jan 217 min read


Inside Reprompt, The Single-Click Copilot Exploit That Bypassed Enterprise Security and Stole User Data
Artificial intelligence assistants are rapidly becoming embedded into everyday digital workflows, from operating systems and browsers to productivity suites and enterprise environments. Tools like Microsoft Copilot promise efficiency, contextual awareness, and seamless interaction with personal and organizational data. However, the emergence of the Reprompt attack has revealed a critical and uncomfortable truth, the same features that make AI assistants powerful also create u

Professor Scott Durant
Jan 166 min read


Jensen Huang Reveals How Dystopian AI Narratives Undermine Safety, Growth, and Enterprise Adoption
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has transformed industries, economies, and societies. From generative AI tools to large-scale machine learning platforms, breakthroughs are emerging at an unprecedented pace. Yet alongside these advancements, a pervasive narrative of fear and pessimism—commonly referred to as “AI doomerism”—has begun to dominate public discourse. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has become one of the most vocal critics of this trend, warning that excessiv

Anika Dobrev
Jan 145 min read


OpenAI’s Bold Move: Contractors Upload Real Work to Train AI Agents, Raising Legal and Ethical Debates
Artificial intelligence (AI) is advancing at an unprecedented pace, with major industry players pushing the boundaries of automation across knowledge work, finance, and enterprise operations. One of the most recent and debated strategies involves the collection of real-world professional work to train AI systems. OpenAI, in collaboration with Handshake AI, has reportedly implemented a contractor-based approach, asking third-party contributors to upload authentic past work sam

Chen Ling
Jan 135 min read


The Empathy Illusion or a Breakthrough Tool? What Research Reveals About AI in Mediation and Healthcare
Empathy has long been considered an exclusively human capability, deeply rooted in emotional awareness, moral reasoning, and lived experience. In domains such as mediation, healthcare, therapy, and conflict resolution, empathy is not simply a soft skill but a functional cornerstone. It builds trust, supports perspective-taking, de-escalates tension, and enables cooperative outcomes. As artificial intelligence systems become increasingly sophisticated, a critical question emer

Dr. Pia Becker
Jan 107 min read


Europe’s Cybersecurity Crisis Explained: Dependence on US Giants Leaves Continent Exposed
Europe is facing an unprecedented digital crossroads. As technology accelerates globally, the European Union (EU) has found itself trailing far behind the United States in critical areas of digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. This lag has created what leading cybersecurity experts describe as a profound loss of control over the internet, raising urgent questions about Europe’s ability to defend against cyber threats, foster homegrown innovation, and ma

Lindsay Grace
Jan 34 min read


Humanity vs AI Autonomy: Why Legal Rights for Machines Could Be Dangerous
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to redefine the technological landscape at an unprecedented pace, shaping industries, economies, and societal norms. While the benefits of AI, including automation, predictive analytics, and advanced problem-solving, are increasingly apparent, leading experts warn of emerging risks tied to AI’s growing autonomy. Pioneers in the field, notably Canadian computer scientist Yoshua Bengio, have highlighted early indications that advanced AI s

Dr. Pia Becker
Jan 25 min read


Cloudflare’s ‘Code Orange’ Revealed: How the Internet’s Backbone Survives Massive Outages
In the ever-evolving landscape of internet services, the reliability of cloud networks is paramount. The digital economy relies heavily on consistent, uninterrupted access to websites, applications, and critical online services. Recent incidents at Cloudflare, a leading content delivery network and internet security company, have underscored the fragility of even the most robust digital infrastructure and highlighted the importance of strategic resilience planning. In respons

Professor Scott Durant
Dec 23, 20255 min read


Instacart Faces $60 Million FTC Settlement: What This Means for Online Grocery Transparency
The online grocery delivery industry has become a cornerstone of modern consumer convenience, leveraging advanced digital platforms and AI-powered logistics to meet the growing demand for home delivery. Instacart, one of the dominant players in this sector, recently announced a $60 million settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to resolve allegations of deceptive marketing and billing practices. This landmark settlement has significant implications for e-comm

Tariq Al-Mansoori
Dec 23, 20255 min read


OpenAI Atlas and the Security Paradox: Reinforcement Learning Against Endless Cyber Risks
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed the digital landscape, introducing autonomous systems capable of performing complex tasks across industries. Among these, AI-powered browsers such as OpenAI’s Atlas have emerged as revolutionary tools, integrating natural language processing with web navigation to provide users with enhanced information retrieval, email management, and automated workflows. However, as these technologies gain prominence, cyber

Professor Scott Durant
Dec 23, 20255 min read


Scraping at Scale: Why Google’s Legal Fight with SerpApi Matters for AI Developers
The digital landscape is at a pivotal juncture as the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) and web-based tools intersects with copyright law, user privacy, and the integrity of online data. A significant event illustrating these tensions is Google’s recent federal lawsuit against SerpApi, a Texas-based data scraping company accused of bypassing protective measures to extract Google search results at scale. This case, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern

Lindsay Grace
Dec 23, 20255 min read


FACTS Benchmark Exposes Critical Gaps in AI Chatbots, Multimodal Accuracy Falls Below 70%
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly transitioned from a niche technology to an essential component of enterprise operations, customer engagement, and everyday digital tools. Generative AI, particularly large language models (LLMs), has shown remarkable capabilities—from drafting documents to assisting with research and automating workflows. However, recent assessments, including Google’s FACTS Benchmark Suite, have revealed a sobering reality: even the m

Chen Ling
Dec 22, 20255 min read


Apple’s App Store Crisis Deepens as 52 Sanctioned Entities Slip Through Global Compliance Checks
Apple’s App Store, long promoted as a “safe and trusted place” for users worldwide, is now confronting serious allegations that it hosted dozens of apps linked to entities under U.S. sanctions. These claims, drawn from investigations by the Tech Transparency Project, have reignited scrutiny of Apple’s compliance mechanisms, regulatory oversight, and platform governance strategies. The controversy raises critical questions about how global technology companies enforce legal re

Lindsay Grace
Dec 11, 20256 min read


The Everest Ransomware Leak That Shook ASUS, Why the 1TB Source Code Heist Is a Wake-Up Call for Big Tech
The global technology ecosystem is entering a transformative period where cybersecurity threats are no longer isolated events targeting individual companies. Instead, adversaries are strategically infiltrating supply chains, development pipelines, and third-party ecosystems to exploit trust, extract sensitive intellectual property, and engineer long-term access into critical infrastructure. The recent incident involving ASUS, triggered by a breach of an unnamed supplier, is a

Professor Scott Durant
Dec 6, 20256 min read
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