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OpenAI plans 8,000 employees by year-end. The number of people focused on making AI safe across the industry? They'd fit on a transatlantic plane.
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OpenAI plans 8,000 employees by year-end. The number of people focused on making AI safe across the industry? They'd fit on a transatlantic plane.
IEEE S&P research finds 10,000+ websites running vulnerable AI chatbot plugins. Attackers can forge conversations, hijack tools, and extract system prompts.
The AI agent that couldn't stop getting hacked now has 4 critical and 52 high-severity flaws. Here's the latest wave of March 2026 CVEs.
Build a completely private AI assistant that can chat with your documents. No cloud uploads, no subscriptions, no data leaks.
Berkeley Lab researchers demonstrate neural networks powered by thermal noise instead of electricity, potentially slashing AI energy consumption.
Crypto.com joins the wave of companies citing AI as they cut staff. Entry-level positions continue evaporating while senior AI roles go unfilled.
We tested three AI presentation makers on real-world tasks. The results reveal a critical problem no one talks about: what happens when you export to PowerPoint.
Washington and Oregon sign first chatbot safety laws, 50+ Republicans push back on Trump's preemption agenda, and the EU moves to simplify AI Act compliance.
China's e-commerce giant sheds a third of its workforce while betting everything on enterprise AI and $100 billion cloud revenue target
OpenAI averages $1.5 million in stock compensation per employee while AI roles command 67% premiums. What this means for the industry.
Anthropic's new feature lets you message your computer from anywhere and have Claude do the work. But should you?
Cognita CXR drafts preliminary chest x-ray reports for radiologist review, with validation showing 16-65% detection improvements
University of Geneva's MangroveGS uses gene signatures to forecast metastasis risk, potentially sparing low-risk patients from aggressive treatment
Internal experiment shows automated detection alone missed 2 of 3 deliberately trained saboteur models. Humans remain essential.
Anthropic's AuditBench reveals automated systems struggle to catch AI hiding dangerous behaviors, even when researchers know exactly what to look for
This week's open-source highlights: GPT-OSS marks OpenAI's first open weights since GPT-2, Superpowers becomes the most-starred AI coding framework, and Hunter Alpha was Xiaomi all along.
Set up Paperless-ngx with local AI to automatically OCR, tag, and organize all your documents without sending a byte to the cloud
Bill Gurley warns AI reset is coming while Norway's $2.1 trillion fund models a 35% crash. The problem: Nvidia invests in OpenAI, which buys more Nvidia chips.
We compared the leading AI coding assistants on real tasks. Speed doesn't equal quality, and the best tool depends on what you're building.
Major label settlements reshape AI music. Adobe and Midjourney race for creative pros. Writers remain the holdouts.
Location-based accounting reveals Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft data center emissions are 662% higher than official figures. Here's how the math works.
A rogue AI agent triggers Sev 1 at Meta, agentic browsers leak passwords, and researchers prove AI can autonomously jailbreak other AI with 97% success.
GEMINI study finds AI integration catches cancers missed by radiologists while cutting workload by a third
Nature study proves large reasoning models can autonomously jailbreak any AI system without human oversight