Tenable has launched Tenable One AI Exposure, a new add-on to detect and govern AI tool usage across enterprises. It aims to tackle shadow AI and data leakage risks, starting with deep support for Microsoft Copilot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The move places them alongside competitors like CrowdStrike and
A New York City AI chatbot designed to help business owners has been terminated. The bot, launched in October 2023, repeatedly gave illegal advice, telling landlords to discriminate and businesses to go cashless. The new administration cited its $500,000 cost and inaccuracy as reasons for the shutdo
Google’s new Project Genie AI can generate short, playable worlds inspired by games like Super Mario 64. But its ability to mimic copyrighted characters has already led to swift restrictions, highlighting the legal minefield for AI-generated content.
Google DeepMind has unveiled AlphaGenome, an AI platform designed to interpret the function of mysterious parts of our DNA. While it shows promise for diagnosing diseases and understanding cancer, its progress is ironically limited by the need for more old-fashioned lab work to create training data.
A new wave of security is moving directly onto your PC’s processor. Chipmakers are using dedicated AI silicon, like NPUs, to run anti-phishing and deepfake detection without killing your battery or needing the cloud.
LinkedIn users are on high alert for AI-generated content, calling out posts they believe are written by ChatGPT. The telltale signs? Em dashes, Oxford commas, and dramatic metaphors. But the hunt is creating a new wave of paranoia and accidental accusations.
Vibe coding is restructuring the entire software economy. The key differentiator is no longer writing code, but having the taste and vision to build what truly matters.
Michael Burry, the investor famous for “The Big Short,” posted on X that Elon Musk is a “desperately incentivized futurist.” He argues that the combined value of Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI is less than $1.6 trillion, despite their lofty market valuations.
Nvidia appears to have cleared a major regulatory hurdle in China. After CEO Jensen Huang’s personal diplomacy, companies like DeepSeek and Tencent are now getting approval to purchase its H200 AI GPUs.
The U.S. export ban on advanced AI chips is getting a complicated, conditional carve-out. According to a new report, Chinese authorities have cleared the startup DeepSeek to buy NVIDIA’s flagship H200 accelerators, but final terms are still being worked out.
