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Anduril wants to become a laptop maker — drone and defense giant partners with Qualcomm to build new BlueChip devices, all made in the US

By Efosa Udinmwen Published

Anduril plans to launch Qualcomm-powered BlueChip laptops in 2027, pursuing American production despite higher prices.

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'Online exams are now a waste of time': Top UC Berkeley professor calls time on homework grades as students are increasingly cheating using AI

By Christian Cawley Published

Educators are struggling to discern between human and AI-created homework, with one professor declaring exams a “waste of time.”

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A human subject has been injected with an AI-designed virus aiming to kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria, so let's see how that turns out

By Rahim Amir Published

An AI lab designed a virus, put it in a sick person, and then declined to say what happened.

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Magnetic tape storage is seeing a second lease of life thanks to AI — and now its largest manufacturer is planning a huge ramp-up in production

By Efosa Udinmwen Published

Fujifilm plans 5x tape production growth by 2028 as AI adoption drives data growth and organisations seek affordable offline storage.

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US police forces could soon get a major tech upgrade thanks to DT Research's new rugged laptops, which pack in Nvidia graphics and AI processing

By Rahim Amir Published

But its entry-level GPU is two generations old, and its AI pitch centers on its internals.

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Larry Ellison speaking on-stage at Oracle AI World 2026
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison thinks AI could make us all rich through a universal high income – but governments will need to change

By Craig Hale Published

The world's eighth-richest person says everyone could become "wealthier," earning a new universal high income from AI.

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AI-generated code is still frequently failing security checks — with Claude and GPT-6 topping the leader board

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Progress is there, but it's mending a small part of a large wound.

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The Pentagon in Arlington County, Virginia, as seen on April 15, 2017. It is the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense.
'It’s 100 percent a national security threat': Accenture contractor connected an AI agent to the Pentagon’s secure network, and then sent data to a high-risk website

By Benedict Collins Published

The AI agent sent login details and a map of a secure internal network to a third party website.

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Chinese hackers build PHP2SHELL exploit, use it to root 25 servers, breach US government-affiliated firewalls

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Palo Alto Networks firewalls running outdated OS seem to be the target, as Chinese hackers chain PHP2Shell to Fragnesia for the campaign.

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USA Stars and Stripes flag made of Computer Code
"Trust us when we say it was 'spoiled'": Pentagon probing military freezers full of spoiled food as potential cyberattack

By Benedict Collins Published

Multiple commissaries reported freezers full of wilted and spoiled food following malfunctions thought to be part of a cyberattack.

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