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Ransomware and phishing surge in Africa as AI lets threat actors scale up attacks, ESET research shows.
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Saudi Arabia plans to grow its domestic AI market to $9 billion by 2030.
German robotics company NEURA Robotics will acquire the ACTIVE Shuttle driverless transport system from Bosch Rexroth effective October 1, 2026.
Nebius Group's strong second-quarter earnings results bode well for the future of its stock, per Bank of America.
AI was involved in 55% of cybercrime cases observed by African countries surveyed by Interpol in 2025, as criminals used the technology to produce convincing phishing messages, fabricate identities, and impersonate executives and public figures. Deepfake incidents increased sevenfold between the second and fourth quarters of 2024.
Boards should treat AI like any major investment, balancing costs with measurable business returns.
On 27 July I opened a project I'd been building with Claude Code and found three things true at once: a card had carried a null commit for two days the spec held nine false statements five hundred lines had been written against a card still sitting in Backlog, because nobody called start None of that was the agent writing bad code.