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AIjacking Threat Grows as Prompt Injection Tricks Agents in Customer Ops
Companies are handing customer service over to bots. The bots are gullible. A new security threat makes this a serious problem.
OpenAI shares 50 ChatGPT prompts in new ‘Chats for College Students in India’
ChatGPT isn't just for essays anymore. In India, it's getting plugged into the grind of college life.
MiniMax-M2 Beats GLM 4.6, Offers Compact, High-Efficiency Multi-Step Reasoning
Most open-source AI models are either huge and capable, or small and weak. The new MiniMax-M2 is an attempt to break that trade-off.
India’s AI push promises more creative work, but workers must reinvent
Every Indian office is slowly being injected with code that thinks. The result isn't a mass firing, at least not yet.
Axis Communications presents AI-powered IP cameras for business intelligence
Axis Communications sells security cameras. They don't just watch. Mounted in a store ceiling, the latest IP model can analyze foot traffic, quietly...
Students Aim to Translate Brain Science for Communities, Sparking Tech Interest
In Ann Arbor, Michigan, a neuroscience graduate student is diagramming synapses on a community center whiteboard.
Mark Solms says AI algorithm may tap the evolutionary source of consciousness
The search for consciousness has hit a wall. We have theories, scans, and philosophical debates, but no clear picture of how awareness actually...
Mphasis launches NeoIP, AI platform for continuous enterprise transformation
Enterprise technology vendors have settled on a new anxiety to sell against: the fear of standing still.
ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, and Grok Cite Sanctioned Russian Propaganda
Your chatbot might be a Kremlin asset. Or at least a useful idiot. A new report finds that when you ask AI about the war in Ukraine, it often...
AI Videos Fuel Influencer Drama, Raising Legal Threats Over Facial Likeness
Influencers are now fighting with video fakes of themselves. The legal threats are flying because no one knows who owns a face in the age of AI.
AI agents browsing exposes fragility of human-first web assumptions
The internet is being retooled for machines, and your browser is first on the chopping block.
Google Nest Cam 2K Review: AI-powered Gemini cuts spammy alerts
Smart home security cameras have always been liars. They panic over falling leaves, document the secret lives of squirrels, and treat every shift of...
AI 'Slop' Era Lets Agents Create Listings in Minutes, Says Alok Gupta
Scroll through any listing site now. The sameness is palpable, a cheaper feel permeating the digital curb appeal. This is no accident.
AI trained on two books mimics famous authors, beats human imitators
Software can now fake a famous author's voice. That’s the claim. But researchers at Stony Brook University and Columbia Law School put it to a hard...
AI browsers turn into security threats: Four ways they worsen risk
AI browsers are selling you a robot butler. What they're delivering is a master key for hackers. The pitch is all convenience.
Study: AI chatbots cite less-known sites, unlike Google search results
When you ask a chatbot a question, you aren't getting Google's results. You're getting something else, something pulled from a darker, stranger...
OpenAI markets ChatGPT as work data search tool, but citation reliability remains distant
OpenAI wants you to use ChatGPT to find your next company expense report or a lost client memo.
Southeast Asia boosts AI momentum with regional skill training
Talk of an AI workforce is cheap. Building one is a logistical nightmare. Now, Southeast Asia is attempting it.
Wolf King’s pseudo-stop-motion animation draws Avatar and Dragon Prince fans
Most new animated shows are visually slick and instantly forgettable. Wolf King isn't.
Mondelez to Deploy Generative AI Next Year for TV Ads, Cutting Marketing Costs
Next year, during your favorite show, an ad for Oreos might not have a human director.