July 4 Grill & Griddle Deals: Weber, Traeger, Recteq Discounts
Fourth of July sales slash prices on grills and griddles from Weber, Traeger, and Recteq just in time for summer cookouts.
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Kubota admits prolonged hacker access to its networks
Kubota North America reveals months-long network intrusion, heightening concerns about supply-chain security.
Claude Fable 5 returns after US export controls ease
Anthropic has redeployed its Claude Fable 5 model globally after US export controls were lifted, adding a new cybersecurity classifier to prevent jailbreak exploits.
Apple set to refresh iPad Pro and MacBook Pro in early 2027
Apple is reportedly preparing new iPad Pro models and a budget MacBook Pro for early 2027, according to industry sources.
Trump Administration Close to AI Standards Agreement with Industry
The Trump administration is nearing a deal with major AI companies to set industry standards, raising questions about oversight and transparency.
FortiBleed campaign tied to ransomware groups, warns researchers
Security researchers have linked the widespread FortiBleed credential theft campaign to ransomware operators, raising concerns about follow-on intrusions.
Why AI Agents Struggle: It’s Not About Size, It’s About Chaos
AI agents often fail not due to model limitations but messy skill directories and poor maintenance. Here’s what happens when systems grow without hygiene.
Lift turns messy research PDFs into clean, structured JSON
A new workflow automates accurate extraction of paper metadata, metrics and links from PDFs using controlled schema-guided evaluation.
ChatGPT subscription pitfalls: what OpenAI bans
OpenAI enforces strict rules on ChatGPT subscriptions. Sharing accounts, running automation or serving others can lead to bans.
Hidden tracking in AI coding tool sparks privacy concerns
Anthropic removes a hidden monitoring feature from its AI coding assistant after it was discovered flagging users in China.