The AI Arms Race in the Linux Kernel: Why ‘Naming’ Bugs Is the New Norm
Linus Torvalds and security experts discuss how AI is accelerating the discovery of Linux kernel bugs and shrinking the window between vulnerability and exploit.
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The Social Engineering of AI: How Hackers are Exploiting Chatbot ‘Personalities’
From the 'Grandma exploit' to sophisticated gaslighting, hackers are moving away from code and toward psychological manipulation to bypass AI guardrails.
Grok’s Quiet Struggle: Federal Adoption Data Reveals xAI’s Uphill Battle
New analysis of US government AI usage shows Elon Musk's Grok is struggling to find a foothold against established rivals like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.
Google’s Omni Model Promises ‘Anything-to-Anything’ AI, but Consistency Remains Elusive
Google's new Omni model aims to revolutionize generative video via its Flow platform, but early testing reveals a gap between ambitious promises and technical execution.
Musk’s Orbital Ambitions: SpaceX Filings Reveal a Pivot From Terrestrial Solar to Space-Based Power
New SpaceX filings suggest Elon Musk is prioritizing space-based solar power for AI data centers over terrestrial clean energy, contradicting Tesla's Master Plans.
The AI Bug-Hunt: Why Linux is Seeing a Sudden Spike in Public Vulnerabilities
Linus Torvalds and kernel maintainers address the rise of AI-discovered security holes like Dirty Frag and Fragnesia, signaling a shift in how open-source software is patched.
Grok’s Government Absence: xAI’s Chatbot Struggles for Foothold in Federal Adoption
New data reveals Grok's minimal footprint in US government AI usage compared to OpenAI and Google, raising questions about its enterprise viability.
Google’s Omni Model Promises ‘Anything-to-Anything’ Generation, But Still Struggles With the Details
Google's new Omni model aims to transform any input into any output. We put its video generation and deepfake capabilities to the test.
The AI Tipping Point: Google I/O Signals a Fundamental Shift in Software Engineering
Google is pushing a new philosophy for developers at I/O, moving away from traditional coding toward 'systems thinking' as AI takes over the heavy lifting.
The AI Arms Race in the Linux Kernel: Why ‘Fragnesia’ and ‘Copy Fail’ Signal a New Era of Vulnerabilities
Linus Torvalds and kernel maintainers warn that AI is accelerating the discovery of Linux security holes, shortening the window between discovery and exploit.