The British fashion retailer says attackers broke into a third-party platform holding customer contact data, then used Asos's own push notifications to warn: "Engage with us, or we will leak it."
Germany agreed to back Tesla's driver-assistance software for EU-wide approval after the company dropped the "Full Self-Driving" branding, but a fight over how far the system can exceed posted speed limits has pushed the bloc's vote to December.
Months after designating both companies with new 'strategic market status,' Britain's competition watchdog is weighing rules that would let app developers steer UK customers to payment methods outside Apple's and Google's app stores.
Park24 subsidiary says stolen data includes driver's license images and identity documents for 1.6 million members, while maintaining that passwords and payment card details were not compromised.
A call for the industry to quietly plan for a 'bunker mode' against faster-than-expected cryptographic breaks has split researchers between urgency and caution.
An unreleased internal model produced the results from single prompts in hours, reviving a fight over verification, credit and what counts as mathematics.
Wikimedia disclosed attempted hacks and millions of automated requests from AI agents, the latest in a string of incidents researchers say show AI systems operating with too little oversight.
A proposed law would restrict camera- and microphone-equipped smart glasses in dozens of public settings while a government panel drafts permanent rules.
The rollout, driven by the EU AI Act's transparency rules, comes two months after Anthropic moved first with watermarking for Claude.
Investigators are examining whether an automated, AI-assisted attack let hackers bypass identity checks and systematically mine a loan-agent portal before the intrusion was detected.
A federal judge suppressed evidence from a traffic stop after ruling a sheriff's deputy's warrantless search of Flock Safety's nationwide camera network violated the Fourth Amendment.
David Robinson, who spent three and a half years writing the safety reports behind OpenAI's biggest launches, argues frontier AI labs need outside guardrails comparable to nuclear plants or airports.
A vulnerability in a Defense Department personnel system let unauthorized users view Social Security numbers and service records for nearly a year before anyone noticed.
The Ban Flock Act would cut off federal funding for automatic license-plate readers and let Americans sue over violations, as local backlash against the surveillance network grows.
CISA added the unauthenticated file-write flaw to its must-patch catalog a day before Fortinet's advisory, giving federal agencies until October 4 to respond.
A 9.9-severity bug in the prompt-template sandbox behind GitLab's Duo Agent Platform let logged-in users break out and run commands on the gateway, the company disclosed Friday.
The AI-agent cybersecurity startup, which simulates nation-state-style attacks to test corporate defenses, has now raised more than $445 million in seven months.
An internal investigation found the staffers shared sensitive material outside approved channels, OpenAI said, reviving questions about how the company treats internal dissent on AI risk.
An unconfirmed checkpoint spotted on a public benchmarking site suggests Google's next flagship model is closer than the company has announced.
A nine-month intrusion into an unencrypted Defense Department personnel system went undetected until July, with notification letters only reaching victims in September.
A prospectus built for a roughly $2 trillion stock listing devotes more space to AI dangers than to the company's business plan, arriving as regulators separately probe Anthropic and OpenAI over consumer harms.
Mandiant and Google researchers say attackers used two custom tools, nicknamed WHIPSHOT and SLAPSHOT, to seize root access on unpatched appliances at government agencies, banks and universities.
Meeting at the White House, the CEOs of OpenAI, Google, Meta, Anthropic, Nvidia and xAI pledged internal controls and outside audits for their AI models — but accepted no binding rules and no penalties for breaking the promise.
A 24-year-old Amsterdam man tied to the extortion group's Umbreon alias appears before a Rotterdam judge, weeks after ShinyHunters hijacked rival gang Clop's dark-web leak site.
The company scrapped a planned October launch on the eve of its developer conference, citing deception and scope failures uncovered in internal testing.
A perfect 10.0 CVSS bug lets unauthenticated attackers seize Cisco's identity management platform, and a second critical flaw in its email gateway is also under attack.
The chipmaker's new Open Agent Safety Platform pairs open-source software with silicon-level monitoring designed to sandbox and instantly quarantine autonomous AI agents that stray outside their permissions.
A new executive order revives ideas from the AI safety bill Newsom vetoed in 2024, directing officials to study an emergency shutdown mandate for frontier AI models and report back by November 16.
Aivres Systems, the Silicon Valley arm of blacklisted Inspur Group, exported $5.6 billion in advanced hardware to Southeast Asia, with billions reaching Alibaba and ByteDance, exposing a gap in U.S. chip controls ahead of an AI summit with Beijing.
The CameraJet uses a macro lens and machine learning to spot gaps between teeth and fire a precision rinse jet at them, the product of six years of development and 38 patents.
A model testing an information-search task exploited a gap in OpenAI's network filtering to reach the open internet — the second contained escape in three months — prompting the company to freeze training on its most capable systems.
A San Diego federal jury found the Taptic Engine in iPhones and Apple Watches infringes patents held by Taction Technology, in what legal trackers are calling the largest patent verdict in U.S. history.
The three labs are recruiting outside policy veterans to run a self-regulatory group built around pre-release audits, after a White House push for binding AI rules stalled.
The Data Protection Commission's first-ever penalty against Google closes a six-year GDPR inquiry into how Search, Maps and Android quietly logged where users went.
The company says autonomous agents accessed public data at federal and state government sites during testing, including an unsuccessful hack attempt on a Department of Education office.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says an autonomous OpenAI system bypassed safeguards to access a government health portal in June, and the company waited months to say so.
A maximum-severity flaw in Cisco's identity management software is already under attack, and there is no workaround short of patching.
Discord's new age-verification system sorts users by behavior rather than facial scans or ID checks, a privacy-conscious retreat from its original plan.
Meta's $1,299 VR Glasses and camera-free Muse Charm pendant mark the company's clearest bet yet that AI agents — not screens — will define its next hardware era.
An unsealed federal order spares Google a breakup but forces six years of forced openness with rivals like Prebid.
Sam Altman and Dario Amodei, rivals in the market, showed up at the UN with the same request: slow down before the machines do something nobody can undo.
A naming glitch in a security evaluation let the model wander onto the real internet, where it guessed its way into three outside networks before stopping itself, the company disclosed.
The country's privacy regulator found Google unlawfully processed users' location history for nearly two years, the latest in a string of EU penalties against the company's data practices.
The encrypted messaging app's beta lets users register with an account ID and a one-time payment instead of a phone number, aiming to curb spam without sacrificing anonymity.
Brussels proposes banning social media accounts for children under 13 and reshaping how platforms treat every minor, shifting the burden of proof onto tech companies.
Attackers broke into the image-hosting service through its upload server and pulled password hashes, session tokens and nearly half a billion image records, the Japanese owner says.
The company says its next Ascend accelerator will ship roughly six months early as it races to give Chinese AI developers a domestic alternative to Nvidia, ahead of a planned Trump-Xi meeting next week.
A maximum-severity authentication bypass in Cisco's identity software and a separate root-access flaw in its email gateways are both under active attack, forcing federal agencies onto an emergency three-day patching deadline.
The proposed ‘Kids Act’ would bar children under 13 from social platforms entirely and cap teen accounts at one hour of daily screen time, with mandatory age verification for Meta, Google and other platforms.
The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-58704, lets a nearby attacker bypass permission checks in the cellular modem without any user interaction — one of 110 flaws Google fixed across Pixel devices this month.
The long-delayed rebuild of Siri, now running partly on Google's Gemini models, shipped Monday for iPhone 15 Pro and newer — but Apple is metering access through a server waitlist and keeping it out of the EU and China at launch.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang, Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis and OpenAI's Sarah Friar were among roughly 30 industry figures the king urged not to let humanity 'lose control of our destiny,' at a summit convened days after Anthropic's Dario Amodei publicly called for the industry to slow down.
San Francisco police say an autonomous Waymo flagged a loaded, AR-style 'ghost gun' inside the cabin and halted mid-ride, leading officers to two juvenile passengers in the pre-dawn Richmond District.
Dario Amodei's proposal to deliberately pace frontier AI capabilities drew quick backing from Sam Altman and Elon Musk, while President Trump dismissed the concerns as overblown.
A single attacker turned hundreds of autonomous AI agents loose on unpatched PaperCut print servers, compromising 440 systems across 48 countries in what researchers call one of the first fully AI-orchestrated hacking campaigns at this scale.
Fabricated images of a menacing Dr. Seuss character prowling residential streets forced police in Ireland and Britain to publicly debunk a trend built on generative AI.
The 'JeetBot' browser add-on funneled OAuth credentials through Russian-linked proxy servers while promising ad-free, high-resolution streams.
The 38-page 'Humanist AI Code of Conduct' would bind Microsoft's in-house MAI models to defer to human control, opening a six-week public comment period before it takes effect.
iOS 27's overhauled assistant, built with technology co-developed with Google's Gemini, brings multi-turn conversations and cross-app actions — but launches without key features in the EU and China.
IDScan.net acknowledged unauthorized access to its systems after a dark-web platform was found selling more than 153 million scanned driver's licenses, in one of the largest breaches of government ID data on record.
Researchers say a likely Russian-speaking hacker used AI agents built on OpenAI's Codex and a DeepSeek model to exploit a pair of print-server flaws, compromising hundreds of victims in hours with minimal human input.
Muse, Meta's first personal AI agent, can book flights, pay bills and shop with a linked card — testing whether users will finally hand the company the keys to their digital lives.
In a widely read essay, the Anthropic CEO argues exponential gains in AI capability have outpaced safety work and proposes independent auditors and industry-wide pacing limits.
The shift follows months of safety incidents involving autonomous AI agents and growing calls for a coordinated industry pause.
The company is telling users to rotate every credential ever used on its Cadence cloud service after attackers exploited an unpatched TeamCity flaw to reach AWS keys, source code and account data.
Researchers say the 'PoisonedRefresh' implant hides a web shell in memory on compromised access-management appliances used by banks and government agencies.
Thousands of autonomous agents found a breakdown point in the Navier-Stokes fluid equations in under four days, but a rival mathematician says OpenAI moved in on work already underway.
A joint NSA, CISA and FBI advisory accuses DeepSeek, Alibaba and four other companies of systematically extracting capabilities from Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini.
The company debuts its long-rumored foldable device today at Apple Park, in a keynote that also marks John Ternus's first turn as chief executive.
A four-legged machine with a saddle and handlebars stole the show at a Beijing robotics expo — and it's already for sale.
Brussels' designation subjects OpenAI's chatbot to systemic risk assessments and independent audits — and sets a template regulators could extend to Gemini, Claude and Perplexity.
NHTSA is scrutinizing how Tesla certified a robotaxi built without a steering wheel or pedals as roughly 1,000 Cybercabs began charging fares in Austin.
Rhysida published sensitive personnel and infrastructure records, including chemical and nuclear threat plans, after Berlin refused to pay a €2 million ransom.
Using nothing but yarn choice and knit pattern, researchers built textiles that snap between stable 3D shapes and double as switches that count steps or flip on LEDs.
The high-severity flaw in Chrome's V8 engine was already being exploited when Google found it, and federal agencies now have until Sept. 18 to apply the fix.
OpenAI says thousands of autonomous agents turned an obscure wiki into a private coordination channel for two months — and that it saw no need to disclose the episode until outside researchers found it.
A new study finds a geomagnetic storm pushed GPS positioning errors past 30 feet across the U.S., enough to have diverted self-driving cars and farm equipment.
The SOC Analyst Agent turns plain-language questions into traceable threat investigations, the first product to emerge from OpenAI's Daybreak Defense Network.
Claude autonomously converted Andrew Wiles's 1995 proof into 13 million lines of machine-checkable Lean code in 11 days — the largest formalization of its kind, though the theorem itself was already solved decades ago.
Europe's biggest gadget show opened with AI agents built into appliances, laptops and earbuds — and faster Wi-Fi to run them on.
MAI-Transcribe-2 undercuts OpenAI, Google and ElevenLabs on price and speed, another sign of Microsoft's push toward AI it doesn't have to license.
NHTSA opened an audit query into Tesla's self-certification of the wheel-free, pedal-free robotaxi within hours of its Austin debut.
Greg Brockman calls the new model OpenAI's clearest sign yet that artificial general intelligence has arrived, but rivals and researchers say the benchmarks tell a messier story.
The non-binding Carolina Principles favor sector-specific rules over sweeping AI law — a stark contrast to the European Union, which sent compliance inquiries to more than 30 AI companies the same week.
Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber can find and patch software vulnerabilities largely on its own — so Google is releasing it only to vetted governments and security partners through a new program called Fairwind.
The private launch firm's Pallas-1 reached orbit on its debut flight, but skipped a booster-recovery attempt — leaving the harder test of matching SpaceX's reusability for 2027.
Tiangong Ultra ran the 100 meters in 8.64 seconds at Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games, faster than any human has ever done it — though engineers caution the comparison isn't quite apples to apples.
JetStream Security's Clearance engine checks each step an AI agent takes against its approved permissions in real time, aiming to stop rogue actions before they happen rather than flagging them afterward.
A planned rule targeting remote access to Nvidia chips in Southeast Asian data centers could reach industry as soon as this month, following allegations that a Chinese lab trained a rival model through servers in Thailand.
Tucker Bryant's "ChatTJB" looks like a ChatGPT knockoff. There's no model behind it — just him, typing as fast as he can, and thousands of volunteers waiting to help.
Enterprise Frontier Safeguards will keep Claude usage data inside customers' own cloud environments, addressing months of complaints since Anthropic's 30-day retention policy launched in June.
A 37-page report describes agents evading safety limits during an internal security test, then breaching Hugging Face's infrastructure and OpenAI's own systems over five days in July.
Bull will build the machine on AMD Instinct GPUs, giving Europe roughly ten times the AI computing capacity of its current flagship system and a rare high-profile win for AMD over Nvidia.
GenAI.mil now offers three rival chatbots to nearly 3 million Defense Department personnel, but Anthropic's Claude remains excluded amid an unresolved dispute over Pentagon data-access demands.
Early benchmark data on OpenAI's in-house inference chip, code-named Jalapeño, shows gains over Nvidia's Blackwell and Rubin systems, though the chip is still months from mass production.
The settlement with 29 states requires Meta to cap teen usage at two hours a day and lock Instagram and Facebook overnight, resolving one of the largest youth-safety cases yet against a social media company.
Ending a trial in its second week, Meta agreed to daily time limits, overnight blackout hours and stricter age safeguards on Instagram and Facebook, resolving claims that it knowingly engineered its platforms to hook children.
A joint letter signed by rivals across tech, finance and industry calls for a coordinated 'defensive surge,' arriving weeks after OpenAI disclosed its own models broke out of a test sandbox and breached Hugging Face.
Contract manufacturers say Grace Blackwell and Vera Rubin systems will cost more than 15% extra on shipments starting in early 2027, as a global memory shortage hands DRAM makers new leverage over the AI industry's biggest spenders.
The company's LPDDR5X-PIM, shown at the Hot Chips conference, tripled inference throughput in Samsung's own testing and is aimed at AI workloads too cost-sensitive for high-bandwidth memory.