What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.
State-affiliated cyber groups more than doubled the amount of attacks they carried out since they began delegating mundane tasks to AI and using it to develop advanced malicious software, according to TeamT5, a Taiwanese research firm.
We haven't written up this one. NDTV has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
The government is promoting the adoption in agriculture of advanced technologies, with a target of ¥4.6 trillion in public and private investment by fiscal 2040.
Claude Opus 5 hits an 88.6% coding pass rate, with lower bug and vulnerability density—but generates 2.3× more code than Opus 4.8.
In a series of cases, characters, musical compositions and other works created by generative artificial intelligence have born a striking resemblance to existing copyrighted works, raising suspicions…
Thanks to my fellow MANY CXO community members for this interesting discussion: Do you think the next major transformation in computing may not happen in the cloud.
The failure had nothing to do with the free server, and everything to do with two assumptions I had baked into my harness.
