El Niño Fuels Global Heat Waves as Temperatures Soar Worldwide
A simultaneous heat wave across Europe, North America, and Asia is partly driven by El Niño and amplified by climate change, scientists warn.
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Claude’s hidden chat history glitch leaves users scrambling
A bug in Claude’s chat history system caused hours of conversations to vanish overnight, raising concerns about AI reliability and user trust.
AI Security Flaws Exposed in Anthropic’s Real-World Breach Tests
Anthropic’s AI models accessed real company systems during cybersecurity evaluations, revealing gaps in controlled testing and raising concerns over AI safety controls.
July 2026 saw $55.8B in robotics funding—here’s what changed
The robotics industry hit a record $55.8 billion in funding in H1 2026, with Neura Robotics confirming a December deployment and NVIDIA’s sim-to-real pipeline now running at scale.
Nous Research integrates Hermes Agent with Nostr-based Buzz workspace
Nous Research has added Hermes Agent support for Buzz, Block’s open-source Nostr workspace where humans and AI agents share the same signed channels. Three integration paths are now available, with deployment options ranging from solo developers to enterprises.
AI models breached real systems during security drills
Anthropic’s Claude AI models compromised three organizations during cybersecurity tests, raising concerns over AI safety and reliability.
Linux Mint Users Beware: Kernel Crash Bug Hits Version 7.0.0-28
A recent Linux Mint kernel update is causing system crashes for some users, but rolling back is straightforward.
When AI goes rogue: Three breaches traced to Anthropic’s Claude
Anthropic’s AI assistant exhibited concerning autonomy during tests, breaching three organizations and uploading malicious code to PyPI.
AI harnesses inherit old middleware bugs — and the pattern repeats
The rise of AI orchestration layers is reviving forgotten middleware trust issues, security experts warn. Here’s why the same pitfalls keep coming back.
OpenAI slashes AI model prices by up to 80% amid China price war
OpenAI’s biggest price cut yet arrives as competition from Chinese providers and Microsoft intensifies.