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AI labs call it a 'slowdown' instead of safety standards. That linguistic spin will cost them years of regulatory headaches.

At Dreamforce, the CEOs of OpenAI, Anthropic, and Nvidia debated whether AI development should slow down. The Salesforce event became an unexpected battleground.

Wired explores three AI doomsday scenarios and the unexpected bipartisan alliance forming against AI. Are we ready for what’s coming?

Amazon Web Services admits it can't recover data lost in attacks on its Iran data centers. A brutal reminder that the cloud isn't invulnerable.

Flet 1.0 is stable: build desktop, web, and mobile apps with pure Python. Flutter under the hood, zero HTML or CSS. Is this the end of overcomplicated frameworks?

Fujitsu unveils MONAKA, a made-in-Japan CPU that aims to reclaim the country's semiconductor glory. Here's what it means for the industry.

Bonsai 2 27B achieves near-lossless compression in a 9x smaller footprint. Is this the end of bloated LLMs?

Bend promises to eliminate AI errors through formal proofs, running on both CPU and GPU. Is it the future of programming or just another utopia?

A heap overflow and an SSO misconfiguration allowed attackers to compromise OpenAI's internal repositories. Are your systems safe from similar flaws?

The first reviews of the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 are in, and Apple's new health features are gunning for the Oura Ring. Here's what you need to know.