Image by Collin on Unsplash The AI tools you trust might be spying on you — and not in the way you think. That’s the kind of unsettling reminder coming out of early discussions ahead of Black Hat 2025, one of the biggest cybersecurity events on the calendar. The conference, known for spotlighting serious vulnerabilities […]

Photo by nina . on Unsplash Just over a year after joining xAI, Robert Keele is stepping away from his role as head of legal — trading startup chaos for toddler cuddles. Keele announced his departure this week on both X and LinkedIn, saying it’s time to focus on his two young kids. “I love

Photo by imgix on Unsplash So, remember when Elon Musk kept talking about Dojo — the in-house supercomputer that was supposed to be Tesla’s secret weapon in the race to full self-driving cars? Well, that chapter just closed. What Happened? Tesla has officially broken up the team behind its ambitious Dojo project, according to a

Photo by Lukasz Wojcik on Unsplash OpenAI users discover key GPT models like GPT-4o and GPT-3.5-turbo mysteriously missing from ChatGPT, stirring concern about access, stability, and the future of free AI tools. In a move that caught many users off guard, OpenAI has quietly removed access to some of its most popular chatbot models—GPT-4o, GPT-4o-2024-05-13,

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Ever picked up your phone and heard a loved one’s voice on the other end, panicked and asking for help? What if I told you it might not be them—and they might not even know the call happened? Welcome to the unsettling world of deepfake voice phishing, or as

Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash OpenAI just dropped something big: a set of new open source models called “gpt-oss.” And depending on who you ask, it’s either a bold step forward or a confusing move that raises more questions than it answers. Let’s talk about what’s actually going on, and why some people are

Photo by Zulfugar Karimov on Unsplash Imagine being able to fine-tune a chatbot’s tone—not just its answers, but how it sounds when it talks to you. Formal or casual. Witty or warm. Blunt or diplomatic. That’s exactly what Anthropic is working on with something they’re calling “persona vectors.” I know, it sounds like something out