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Your iPhone is about to get more security updates — and AI is the reason
Because of the risks posed by AI cyber-hacking, we're all about to get more frequent Apple security updates.
This new bipartisan act wants to force US AI companies to pay for the energy they use
The Ratepayer Protection Act will put some teeth into big tech, forcing them to pay for increased energy consumption, demand, and capacity.
This new tool can let you ask Claude if that 'too good to be true' online offer is actually a scam
Norton's scam detection will let you ask Claude whether an email or online deal looks suspicious without leaving the AI chatbot.
Amazon is spending billions on deploying engineers into customers looking to get started with AI
AWS' Forward Deployed Engineers will reside inside customer organizations to build and implement AI tools at scale.
Anthropic’s Fable 5 is back after US shutdown it called 'a misunderstanding'
Anthropic’s most advanced public Claude model is returning after a US government directive forced it offline — but the episode raises bigger questions about who controls access to frontier AI.
Lenovo tells us about the challenges of being "the technology backbone" of the FIFA World Cup 2026
The FIFA World Cup 2026 isn’t just the biggest tournament in the world, it can play a vital role in democratizing AI, Lenovo’s Ken Wong tells us.
GitLab study reveals AI code generation is outpacing controls
Rapid AI adoption is just shifting bottlenecks downstream as governance fails to keep up, making trust more critical than speed.
Newsom strikes Anthropic deal to get California government half price Claude AI access
Anthropic has provided the Californian government with access to Claude, with a 50% discount.
