The Idaho National Laboratory is probing Chinese lidar for security vulnerabilities, a move that signals how deeply supply chain risks now cut into the autonomous vehicle industry.

AI agents are no longer a concept for tomorrow.

The Department of Justice is reportedly probing Andreessen Horowitz over two partners holding board seats at Databricks and Fivetran, companies now competing in ways they weren't when a16z first invested.

A lawsuit against Oura claims its rings cannot actually measure the physiological signals required to assess sleep quality or determine sleep stages.

Dimensions often get treated as a single concept, but they come in distinct types, each serving a different analytical purpose.

Running a serious AI coding workflow entirely on your own RTX 3090 is no longer a stretch.

Starcloud's $250 million raise lands at a tense moment: launch options are tightening, and the race for orbital data centers is becoming a fight for the road itself.

Waymo has handed over documents in NHTSA's child collision probe, but the responses so far arrive heavily redacted, with the company citing "confidential business information." That is a curious stance for a firm asking…

The integration of GLM 5.3 into Claude Code signals a deliberate step forward for those ready to move beyond static data entry. We see this as a direct response to the frustration of manual manipulation, not a vague…

Tesla is recalling nearly 3 million vehicles in China as part of a broader push to address a simple but critical safety issue: hidden door handles that can leave occupants scrambling in an emergency.

For years, Walmart's stance on mobile payments felt like a line in the sand.

Astro's maintainers were drowning in GitHub issues, so they let AI agents take over triage.

Apollo has confirmed a data breach, joining a growing list of financial giants under attack.

Microsoft's Azure DevOps Remote MCP Server has reached general availability, offering a hosted endpoint for work items, repos, and pipelines with zero installation.

KV cache memory can quietly decide whether an LLM deployment thrives or stalls.

Architecture is not a fixed choice made once; fitness is a moving target shaped by shifting regulations, technology, and markets.

Your AI agents are generating code that no one owns, and that's a risk you can't ignore.

S3 compatibility has become the default promise for object storage, but as Wiz's research shows, that promise stops short of security.

Cloudflare's latest move turns engineering standards from static documents into a live, AI-enforced control system across the software development lifecycle.

Three permits, 8,000 robotaxis, one Nevada road map.

Micro1 has hit a $500 million gross run rate, and the numbers tell a story worth sitting with.

Slack is betting that the future of AI coding isn't a lone developer in a terminal, but a team watching the work happen in the open.

The new Apple Messages plug-in hands ChatGPT the keys to your texting, letting it draft replies on demand.

Linkdaze's smart calendar is built to run a household, not just track a schedule.

New data shows OpenAI gaining ground with business users as Anthropic holds its own, but the real story is how willingly companies switch between them.

The Enhanced Games promised a bold, steroid-fueled future for sports, but the market just delivered a $60 million reality check.

A fake crypto conference invite sounds like an obvious trap, yet it worked.

Raising a billion dollars sounds like the finish line, but Sasha Orloff knows it's really about the starting block.

Castelion just hit a $13B valuation, and that's not a small number for a company founded in 2022.

Mark Zuckerberg just bought a castle in Ireland, a quiet but telling move for the Meta CEO.

Enterprise AI teams are done betting on a single orchestration platform.

Jason Kelce's joke about cooling data centers with urine is funny because it isn't that far-fetched.

The lawsuits are over.

Google is giving publishers a direct lever to pull as AI search reshapes traffic flows.

Alation, the data search and AI company, confirmed unauthorized access to its systems during an incident on Tuesday, and it's now investigating the breach.

Something's gone sideways over at Grok.

A third of web pages published since ChatGPT's launch now show signs of AI authorship.

Claude Code can do a lot, but it works best when it knows what you actually want.

Fetching data on demand is starting to feel like the past.

Apollo Atomics is zeroing in on a component most people have never heard of, and that focus could change the economics of nuclear power.

The countdown is on for Disrupt 2026, with less than 48 hours left to save up to $300 on your pass.

Timing Charts offers a clear, practical blueprint for mastering SMIL, the often-overlooked method for animating SVGs directly inside `<video>` tags.

Meta AI's new Mac app puts dictation front and center, letting you talk to your apps across the board, much like Wispr Flow and Superwhisper.

When an LLM judge keeps agreeing with itself, the feedback loop feels reassuring.

TikTok's experiment to disable a safeguard designed to shield users from harmful content raises a pointed question: how far is too far in the pursuit of engagement?

Typing a message to spin up an entire team of AI agents, each with its own avatar, skills, and memory, sounds like the kind of thing that usually takes weeks of engineering.

Hackers are now using AI to target internet-connected Siemens controllers in U.S. water facilities. That's a direct, unsettling threat to infrastructure we all depend on. The pivot to AI makes these attacks faster and…

Three orientations.

Meta is bringing Pocket, its experimental AI-powered app for creating and sharing interactive games, to users across the U.S. after quietly testing it in Brazil. That's a smart next step for a tool designed to let you…

Fine-tuning an LLM often feels like stepping into a black box, but this guide opens it up.