As artificial intelligence accelerates digital break-ins, government defenses are struggling to keep pace. Officials, experts, and private security leaders describe a widening gap: smarter attacks, patchy guidance, and fewer public
Thanksgiving week is usually quiet for tech. Not this time. After watching Dr. Matthew Jarvis test the latest models, I came away with a clear view: Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.5
Apple said it has seen a drop in search activity coming from its Safari browser, which defaults to Google Search on iPhone and Mac. The disclosure raises fresh questions about
Wingtech, the Chinese owner of Dutch chipmaker Nexperia, alleged on Friday that its Netherlands-based subsidiary is working to build a non-Chinese supply chain and remove its oversight. The claim adds
MIT researchers say a new generative AI system called FlowER could improve how chemists predict reactions, while keeping results grounded in physical laws. The team describes an approach designed to
A technology podcast says the Department of Homeland Security gathered data on Chicago residents for months without proper authority. The claim, aired this week, centers on alleged federal collection of
Genies, an AI companion company, has launched new creation tools that let celebrities build avatars to interact with fans. The move signals a fresh push to scale fan engagement with
The promise that digital coins would reset finance has lingered for years. Now, as the asset class reaches mid-teen age, expectations are rising again. Markets, regulators, and users are testing
The humble autopen, a device that mimics a person’s handwriting, is again drawing attention in Washington and beyond. Long a tool for managing a flood of correspondence, it sits at