Bank of America Hired 1,000 Contractors to Patch AI-Found Bugs
Bank of America reportedly brought in 1,000 contractors and spent large sums fixing software flaws identified by Anthropic's Mythos AI model.
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Bank of America reportedly brought in 1,000 contractors and spent large sums fixing software flaws identified by Anthropic's Mythos AI model.
Google's new Universal Cart gathers shopping items in one place and tracks stock and price drops, available in the U.S. through Search and Gemini.
Amazon-owned Bee has launched two new AI devices that transcribe and summarize conversations, raising fresh questions about recording consent.
Withings is reportedly charging new users $100 a year to sync health data with third-party apps like Apple Health, a shift that raises questions about device ownership.
Citizen Lab says an Israeli ad agency served spyware-laden ads that compromised dozens of devices at Al Jazeera, raising questions about ad-tech safeguards.
Microsoft has announced a compact, rechargeable Xbox Nano Controller priced at $49.99 that launches November 4 with pre-orders now open.
AI-linked shares fell sharply worldwide as investors worried about rising US inflation, possible interest rate hikes and heavy debt across the sector.
Lehigh University researchers have built a concrete thermal battery prototype meant to capture data center waste heat and release it for later use.
The Guardian's final installment on Poland looks at how rising wages and living costs are reshaping daily life in a country that has changed dramatically since the Soviet era.
TechRadar calls the second-generation AirTag a must-have for iPhone owners and reports a limited-time 22% discount on a four-pack at Amazon.
Ukrainian forces shot down a Russian attack drone with an unusual circular wing, which had initially prompted comparisons to a UFO.
The FBI has arrested a Saudi-born OpenAI engineer, alleging he planted hidden recording devices at company premises; charges and details are still emerging.
The US Army is recruiting roughly 100 drone operators to test emerging aircraft under a $1.1 billion Pentagon initiative focused on domestic defense.
Anthropic says some of its AI models could soon self-replicate across internet-connected gadgets, raising alarm about a new kind of computer worm.
YouTube Music is rolling out a "Made with AI" label for songs that were fully or partly generated or altered with AI, mirroring its existing video labels.
SAP data suggests average UK AI spending is climbing fast, while many firms say weak data and fast-moving agentic tools are their biggest obstacles.
U.S. authorities say sanctioned North Korean hackers have breached dozens of American firms and are recruiting Americans to help them.
Reviewers praise Meta's camera-free Ray-Ban audio glasses for design and battery life, while questioning how their built-in AI will develop.
TechRadar reports Samsung has quietly raised Australian prices on its Galaxy S26 phones, though Amazon is discounting the base model by 32%.
Apple unveiled a wall-or-tabletop HomeView device with a 7-inch screen and upgraded Siri, pitching it as a hub for the smart home.