A new report and a set of demonstrations are reigniting an old but increasingly urgent question in AI safety: how quickly can safeguards be removed, and what does that imply for the real-world security posture of widely used models? The…
AI security has stopped being a theoretical discipline and become an operational one. That shift is happening everywhere, but it’s especially visible in how major labs talk about risk: not as a single milestone to reach, but as a continuous…
Autonomous driving has spent years proving it can work in carefully engineered conditions: clean lane markings, predictable traffic patterns, and simulation environments where every variable can be controlled. But the next phase of robotaxi development is forcing a more uncomfortable…
In a move that signals how quickly artificial intelligence is moving from “innovation topic” to “financial stability concern,” the European Central Bank has convened a rapid supervisory meeting with banks to press them to remediate weaknesses exposed by the newest…
Amazon’s Bee wearable arrives with the kind of promise that’s hard to dismiss: it’s useful, it’s immediate, and it’s designed to live on your body instead of asking you to pull out a phone. But it also lands in the…
AI safety has always been a moving target, but the latest shift in how attackers probe chatbots is especially revealing: the battlefield is no longer only the words people type. Increasingly, it’s the “voice” the system is given—its persona, framing,…
The consulting industry has always sold a particular kind of certainty: that if you pay for expertise, structured thinking, and disciplined execution, you will get a better decision, a smoother transformation, or a measurable improvement. But artificial intelligence is quietly…
Ferrari has never been shy about treating fandom like a craft. From the way it curates its brand identity to the rituals that surround race weekends, Scuderia Ferrari has long understood that being a fan isn’t just about watching laps—it’s…
Elon Musk’s “solar-electric economy” pitch has always sounded like more than a technology preference. It was framed as a civilizational shift: capture sunlight cheaply, electrify everything, and let energy become abundant enough that cost stops being the main constraint on…
At Google I/O this year, the company didn’t just show another incremental improvement to generative video. It showed something that feels closer to a capability shift: an “anything-to-anything” model designed to take one kind of input and produce another kind…
The next wave of AI’s most famous names is preparing to walk into the world’s most unforgiving spotlight: the public markets. SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic—three companies that have become shorthand for different parts of the AI boom—are now positioned to…
The next wave of “AI IPO” talk is no longer just about whether artificial intelligence will keep growing. It’s about which version of the future investors are willing to underwrite—and how much they trust each company’s path to get there.…