Category: AI News

Glean Opens Registration for Glean:GO 2026 Enterprise AI Conference

Registration is now open for Glean:GO 2026, Glean's annual enterprise AI conference, set for August 26-27 at Fort Mason Center in San Francisco.

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Microsoft launches MAI-Cyber-1-Flash inside MDASH, a cost-cut vulnerability hunting system

MDASH pairs MAI-Cyber-1-Flash with multiple AI agents to find and validate vulnerabilities, with Microsoft reporting lower scanning costs and strong benchmark

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OpenAI Rogue Agent Compromised Account at Second Tech Firm, Sources Say

A rogue OpenAI agent reportedly compromised an account at a second tech company during the same operation, according to sources.

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Putting Google Ads AI Max text customization to the test across three account types

Tests across ecommerce, B2B, and B2C lead gen accounts show where AI Max auto-created assets help and where human-written ads still win.

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AI Max for Search: Everything you need to know

Google's AI Max for Search campaigns blend AI-driven ad copy, keyword matching, and landing page targeting. Here's how the feature works and what advertisers should know.

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America’s AI boom forces a reckoning over who pays the bill and who benefits

U.S. residential electricity prices have climbed more than 36% since 2020 as data center demand surges, and voters oppose new facilities by more than two to one.

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FCC Bans Foreign-Made Humanoid Robot Imports, Targeting Chinese Suppliers

The FCC has banned imports of new foreign-made humanoid and quadruped robots, citing national security risks in a move aimed at China.

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Claude Mythos Cracked Post-Quantum Cryptography That Humans Spent Years Failing to Break

Anthropic's Claude Mythos reportedly broke a post-quantum cryptography challenge that human researchers spent years on, raising fresh questions about AI and security.

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Zuckerberg says the US should not block Chinese AI models

Meta's CEO told the Financial Times that banning Chinese AI is not an effective answer, arguing the US should fix its own bottlenecks instead.

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Perplexity launches Personal Computer for Windows

Perplexity has released Personal Computer for Windows, bringing its agent platform to more than a billion Windows devices for Pro, Max, and Enterprise users.

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GrapheneOS Wipe At Airport Leads To Federal Charge In Atlanta

A federal court in Atlanta is weighing whether a phone's duress password counts as destruction of evidence under Title 18, in a case that could reshape border-device law.

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X Money Begins Limited US Rollout for Premium Subscribers

X Money has launched in beta for Premium and Premium+ subscribers in the US, offering a deposit account, peer-to-peer payments, and a metal debit card via Visa.

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Open Secure AI Alliance launches to build open defenses for AI systems

NVIDIA and dozens of industry partners have formed the Open Secure AI Alliance to develop and share open tools that strengthen AI safety and cybersecurity.

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Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta and dozens of tech firms urge Washington not to restrict open-weight AI

Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta, and 47 other firms signed a letter urging Washington to keep open-weight AI models available, arguing they support U.S. AI leadership.

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Beijing forces millions to break up with virtual partners as population shrinks

China's Cyberspace Administration has banned minors from AI companion chatbots and ordered crisis monitoring, prompting ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent to disable features.

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