AI Companies Race to Prove Their Models Are the Most Threatening to Humanity
OpenAI, Anthropic and Nvidia are competing to show how dangerous their AI can be, as parents, regulators and engineers grapple with the real-world risks.
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Tom Rahill's 96-Python Haul Highlights Everglades Tech-Driven Hunt
Tom Rahill captured 96 Burmese pythons in the Everglades, winning the top prize in Florida's annual Python Challenge as robotic decoys and AI tools reshape invasive species management.
Nvidia Stock Wealth Sparks Billion-Dollar Patent Verdicts and Cloud Database Upgrades
A $5.7 billion patent verdict against Apple over Taptic Engine technology and AWS's new foreign key constraints for Aurora DSQL highlight how Nvidia-driven wealth is reshaping tech priorities.
Meta and YouTube Reverse Course, Will Run Ads for Alex Gibney's Elon Musk Documentary
After earlier reports that multiple social media platforms had rejected advertising for Alex Gibney's upcoming documentary on Elon Musk, Meta and YouTube now say they will accept the ads.
Claude Opus 5.5 Turns Code Into Motion Design Videos
Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 is generating motion graphics by writing drawing programs frame by frame, while Alibaba's Qwen3.8-27B closes the gap on consumer hardware and a Sonnet 5.5 leak hints at a second checkpoint in testing.
PlayStation 5 Ecosystem Expands: Native PC Port, Emulator Milestones, and New Racing Title
Sony's PlayStation 5 continues to break boundaries with the first native PC launch of a PS5 game, an emulator hitting 60 FPS on six titles, and the announcement of MXGP 26.
Truecaller Expands Scam Intelligence to the Open Web, Moves Beyond Caller ID
Truecaller is bringing its scam intelligence to the open web as it seeks new growth avenues beyond its traditional caller ID business, which faces mounting pressure in India, its largest market.
Thinking Fast and Slow in AI: The Rise of Metacognition
AI systems are increasingly being designed with dual-process architectures inspired by human cognition, allowing them to switch between rapid responses and deliberate reasoning.
Activision's Anti-Cheat Unit Labels Gaming Cheating an $8.5 Billion Industry, 69% of Studios Alarmed
Activision's Team Ricochet, which oversees Call of Duty's anti-cheat efforts, has cited data estimating cheating in games at $8.5 billion. Meanwhile, 69% of online multiplayer studios see cheating as a significant problem.
IO Interactive Delays 007 First Light on Switch 2 for Third Time, Now Targeting March 2027
IO Interactive has once again pushed back the Nintendo Switch 2 version of 007 First Light, citing that it "had no choice" but to delay the launch to March 2027.