In a reverse Turing test run at Paris Cité University, seven leading chatbots questioned hidden respondents and caught only three AIs in 98 tries, rating the machines more human than real people. We explain how the experiment worked, the numbers behind it, why the AI judges failed and what it means for bot screening, hiring and content provenance.
Rohit Patel has left Meta Superintelligence Labs after eight years to launch Ndoc, an AI-native workspace that puts slides, analysis, data and Python code in one document. We explain how Ndoc works, its open .ndoc.html format, how it compares with Microsoft 365 Copilot, Google Workspace and ChatGPT Space, and what businesses should test first.
Australia’s Annual Cyber Threat Report 2025-26 calls AI the defining force in cyber threats. We break down the key figures, the state actors named, the role of frontier models like Mythos, ASD’s call to put security before availability, and what businesses should do now.
WIRED put six always-on AI agents through five everyday tests in one day. We break down every score, the prices, the awards and the privacy catch, and add up the totals to show why OpenAI’s Dots was the best AI agent and Meta’s Muse the best free one.
SpaceX has signed a binding commitment for a roughly $40 billion AI chip lease with an Apollo-managed lessor. We break down the 8-K filing, how the one-twentieth rent formula works, where Musk’s “closed” claim runs ahead of the filing, the neocloud sell-off and what it means for businesses buying AI compute.
Publishers are starting to treat AI agents as readers. We break down WIRED’s report on Axios Direct feeds for agents, Every’s prompt-filled and extendable articles, Time’s FAQ-style ads for bots, Reuters Institute data on chatbot news use, and what the AI agent audience means for anyone who publishes online.
Bengaluru startup Simplismart has raised a $14 million Series B led by Dallas Venture Capital, with Nvidia, Accel, Shastra VC and Micromax taking part. We explain what its inference software does, the InVideo 56% cost claim, its 14-fold revenue growth, the Dynamo tie-up and why Nvidia would back software that uses fewer GPUs.
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.
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