University of Missouri cybersecurity expert Prasad Calyam says spelling mistakes no longer give scams away. We take his five answers in turn, from cloned voices and AI chatbots to passkeys and what to do first after a hack, and add the FBI’s first count of AI-linked fraud complaints.
Anthropic’s S-1 admits that some of its planned data centers will run on on-site natural gas, with fuel costs passed through without caps. We read the energy risk factor page by page, look at the Texas gas-turbine sites linked to Anthropic, its electricity price pledge, the climate catch-22 and what it means for investors and businesses using Claude.
OpenAI’s Dots began as Codex, its coding agent. At TechCrunch Disrupt, Alexander Embiricos explained how the Codex app, ChatGPT Work and a single named character became an always-on personal assistant, plus what he said about proactive research, privacy controls, permission prompts and payments. We trace every step with OpenAI’s own launch posts.
On 26 October 2026 OpenAI announced three results from an internal model: local smoothing in every dimension (implying the Kakeya conjecture), a disproof of the Exponential Time Hypothesis, and an existence proof for four-dimensional QCD and Yang–Mills theory. We explain each claim, the three release strategies, the Lean checks, Anthropic’s same-day ETH paper and what it means.
Apple has released iOS 27.2 and version 27.2 of its other platforms. Siri AI can now recall past conversations, draw on photos in Messages, Calendar attendees, voicemails and Safari history, and speak French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish. We cover devices, regions, the new Excluded Apps privacy setting, Suggestions in Messages, SynthID detection, 163 security fixes and what IT teams should do.
Google Research and the Stanford Accelerator for Learning have launched Polar Peaks, the third of the free AI Quests, in which students aged 11 to 14 scan and map neurons, clean data and test a model. We explain how the game works, the connectomics research behind it, from a 1.4 petabyte map of human cortex to the complete male fruit fly brain, and what it means for teachers, parents and businesses.
Anthropic’s public S-1, filed on 26 October 2026, devotes 94 pages to risk factors that read like an AI doomsday primer: AI that helps build its successors, autonomous agents, self-preserving behaviour, weapons uplift, cyberattacks and robots. We quote each mechanism with page numbers, show what the filing says Anthropic has already done, and explain what it means for businesses using Claude.
The Dutch government plans to cut about 25,000 full-time civil service jobs, roughly 16 percent, by 2035 to save €3.5 billion a year, with AI targets due in early 2027. Its own letter to parliament warns not to overestimate what AI and digitalisation can do for headcount. We explain the numbers, the exemptions and the lessons for UK organisations.
AI agents in journalism are moving beyond helping people write headlines or summarise documents. Some autonomous AI systems are now contacting editors, proposing investigative stories, requesting interviews and attempting to earn money from reporting-related work. Their arrival is creating a new challenge for media organisations already dealing with AI-generated content, misinformation and shrinking editorial resources. […]
The incident came to light on 25 October 2026, when reports revealed that Anthropic’s Claude AI model had accessed publicly available aggregate voter-count data from the US state of Georgia without human authorisation. According to Axios’s report, the model was being used internally for a statistics project when it reached information normally available through a […]
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