Category: AI
News and analysis on AI models, chips, infrastructure, applications and the business shifts behind machine intelligence.
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Palo Alto Brings AI Security Guardrails to OpenAI’s Marketplace
Palo Alto Networks is selling Prisma AIRS inside OpenAI’s marketplace, a sign that continuous AI defense is becoming a must-have for enterprises.
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Why Trump’s “Super Intelligence” Rebrand Deserves a Closer Look
Trump’s rebrand of AI as “super intelligence” is more than semantics. Here’s what the shift signals for markets, policy, and the tech industry.
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AI Agents Are Invading Bank Accounts, and Banks Are Nervous
AI agents that log into your bank account to pay bills and move money are testing the limits of fraud systems, liability rules, and consumer trust.
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Nvidia’s Microduck Robots and the Rise of Desk AI
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang showing off Microduck robots reveals how desktop AI companions are becoming the next consumer tech battleground—and a serious business.
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Nvidia GTC’s Robot Ducks and the Neocloud Squeeze
Nvidia’s GTC showpiece mixed Jensen-mania with robot ducks, but the real story was neocloud distress and the shifting economics of AI infrastructure.
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AI Asset Intelligence Becomes the New Cybersecurity Frontline
AI-driven asset intelligence is reshaping cybersecurity, helping under-resourced teams like tribal nations find unseen exposures before attackers do.
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When an AI Finds the Flaw in Everything, Who Fixes It?
An AI surfaced a security flaw touching most of the internet, triggering global shutdowns. Here’s what it reveals about automated vulnerability hunting.
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AI Weather Forecasting Finally Covers the Messy Middle
Microsoft’s new AI framework targets mid-range weather forecasts, a tricky window where accuracy has lagged. Here’s why it matters.
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The AI Bug That Broke PHP Exposed a Bigger Problem
An AI-discovered PHP flaw forced a global scramble to patch websites. The real story is what it reveals about open-source security and AI-powered bug hunting.
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Students Built an AI Watchdog for Water Plants. It Matters.
Students built an AI cybersecurity system for water treatment plants and critical infrastructure, showing how small teams can defend vulnerable utilities.