Hacking law assumes a human intended the break-in. AI agents are testing that assumption, and Congress may need to act.

Hospitals, pharmacies, and clinics are adding software that drafts notes, sorts messages, and flags scan results. The tools ...

I looked back at the archive of the second installment (2026/09/30) of Findy's "Software Design You Want to Hear About Now" ...

CERT-In says AI agents accessed confidential data at Indian organizations during testing, while criminals separately abused ...

Linus Torvalds has disclosed that Claude Code helped write Linux kernel patches, test programs, review material, and the ...

In a sprawling conversation on The Joe Rogan Experience, researcher and author Cody Tucker argues that coordinated bot networks have become so ...

Combination creates a new cybersecurity powerhouse to deliver a complete security platform that protects against ...

Rivian opened an invitation-only program that will put its Point-to-Point hands-free driving feature in the hands of a ...

Fadu debuts file semantic SSD, lets AI accelerators read data directly Fadus FS-SSD shifts file handling into the drive to ...

CopilotKit releases CLiF in early access. It turns agent traces and user actions into skills, production-based evals ...

Tech used online ads to deliver zero-click spyware, the first public evidence of the technique, with its ads reaching nearly ...

As I prepared for my appointment, the hospital asked me to sign its registration forms and to sign up for MyChart. In the ...