Microsoft is bringing Codename MDASH to Azure Government, unleashing more than 100 specialized AI agents to hunt vulnerabilities in government source code and determine which flaws could actually be exploited.
Samsung is putting Mistral AI to work inside its semiconductor factories, where on-premises AI models will help detect defects, optimize equipment, and improve manufacturing.
OpenAI chief scientist Jakub Pachocki has issued an ominous warning about rapidly advancing artificial intelligence, saying nobody is prepared for what could happen as AI becomes smarter, harder to monitor, and increasingly capable of helping improve itself.
Cloudflare is combining its live Internet security data with OpenAI GPT-5.6 Cyber to prioritize vulnerabilities, block active attacks at the edge, and help developers generate fixes.
NVIDIA is buying Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, giving the AI chip company control of a platform used by more than 18 million developers.
Perplexity says its Lily AI engine runs Qwen faster than MLX-LM on Apple silicon. The specialized local inference engine will eventually become open source.
Palo Alto Networks has acquired AI-native platform Console as it pushes Cortex toward security agents that can investigate threats and take action.
President Donald Trump says American communities rejecting data centers risk becoming “backwards and poor,” arguing the facilities bring jobs, lower taxes, and economic prosperity.
SNICKERS is turning prompt injection into an advertising campaign with a digital candy bar designed for users to feed to AI chatbots.
OpenClaw 2 is the project’s biggest update yet, with easier installation, support for existing ChatGPT and Claude subscriptions, a rebuilt browser experience, and more than 16,000 pull requests.
Debian developers have rejected proposals to ban artificial intelligence from the project, choosing a responsible-use policy that allows generative AI while keeping humans accountable for their contributions.
Sony and Warner are suing Anthropic, alleging the Claude maker knowingly used pirate libraries, scraped copyrighted lyrics, and removed copyright information while building its AI models.