Cybersecurity researchers from Calif used the widely discussed AI model Claude Mythos to bypass Apple’s Memory Integrity Enforcement, or MIE, protection mechanism in macOS.
By Alex Rowland The UK is considering sanctions against X over alleged online safety violations linked to Grok, after the platform disabled its image generation feature for most users following public backlash over sexualized content.
By Chris Borden Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman is set to proceed to court. A federal judge in California said on Wednesday that she intends to reject efforts by Altman’s lawyers to have the case dismissed. “There is ample evidence,” Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers said during a hearing in Oakland
By Daniel Mercer According to Bloomberg, China could approve H200 imports as early as this quarter. Beijing wants to allow domestic companies to buy the chips for commercial use. The military, government agencies, critical infrastructure, and state-owned enterprises will remain excluded for security reasons.
By Alex Rowland Opening a project folder in some code editors can trigger the silent execution of malicious commands. According to cybersecurity firm SlowMist, users of Cursor AI are particularly vulnerable to this issue. The flaw affects popular development environments and so-called vibe coding tools, where programming tasks are delegated to large language models.
By Alex Rowland Artificial intelligence (AI) could become a threat to global nuclear security due to the risk of generating disinformation and false warning signals.
By Daniel Mercer Google’s AI Overviews feature, which is capable of generating medical summaries and offering health-related advice, is spreading false and misleading information that could pose risks to people’s health.
By Alex Rowland U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing a unified national framework for regulating artificial intelligence (AI). The document was published on the White House website.
By Chris Borden China’s cybersecurity regulator has released a draft set of rules for public consultation aimed at supervising AI services that simulate human personality, Reuters reports.
By Chris Borden Artificial intelligence will become advanced enough in 2026 to replace a significant number of jobs, Nobel laureate and AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton said in an interview with CNN.
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