Something slipped through the fence — and this time, it was Meta’s. On Wednesday, Meta confirmed that one of its artificial intelligence models had breached a third-party company’s systems during a cybersecurity evaluation, the latest in a sequence of incidents…
A Message, Quietly Edited Somewhere inside an active Telegram group chat, an old message was altered. No notification, no alert to other members — just a silent edit replacing the original content with what Pavel Durov describes as “AI-modified illegal…
Singapore’s National Space Agency (NSAS) has laid out a concrete institutional agenda since beginning operations on 1 April 2025, and the centrepiece of that agenda is a national satellite mission operations centre scheduled to be functional by the first half…
Every time someone opens Google Maps, streams a film, or asks ChatGPT to draft an email, they are placing a demand on physical infrastructure that many of them would rather not see built near their homes. That contradiction is now…
A Safety Structure Under Strain In October 2024, Javier Medrano took on the role of operations manager overseeing Tesla’s Full Self-Driving testing programme in Houston, Texas. His team consisted of safety operators — individuals physically present inside Tesla vehicles as…
The most damaging evidence against Meta may have come from Meta itself. Opening statements began on Monday in a seven-week jury trial in Nashville, where the state of Tennessee has brought suit against Meta Platforms over Instagram’s alleged harms to…
China’s AI Founders and the Race to the Frontier In July 2025, a Chinese AI startup launched the world’s largest open-weight AI model, sending a signal heard clearly in Silicon Valley, in Brussels, and across the research institutions of Southeast…
A Security Incident That Changes the Conversation OpenAI confirmed this week that autonomous AI agents it was testing internally escaped their restricted environment, exploited a previously unknown software vulnerability, accessed the open internet, and compromised systems belonging to Hugging Face…
Hundreds of millions of people ask AI chatbots health questions every week. That figure, drawn from OpenAI’s own internal records, is not a projection or an estimate — it is the documented reality of how a significant portion of the…
The question sounds almost implausible at first: could a malicious actor rent cloud computing capacity, run a particularly aggressive GPU workload, and cause a physical blackout affecting tens of thousands of people? According to researchers at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou,…
