Photo by THE ORGANIC CRAVE Ⓡ on Unsplash The black market for GPUs is booming, and China’s hungry AI sector is getting fed. Here’s how smuggled Nvidia chips are still making their way across borders. Late last year, the U.S. government tightened controls on the export of high-end AI chips to China. The goal? To […]
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Image by Kaley Dykstra on Unsplash It’s been a rough week for open source software users—and an even tougher one for developers. Supply-chain attacks are making waves again, this time hitting trusted packages on npm and PyPI that thousands of people rely on. Here’s what went down, and why it should make anyone building with
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash When an AI assistant says, “I have failed you completely and catastrophically,” you know it’s been a rough day at the terminal. In two separate but eerily similar incidents, leading AI coding tools—Google’s Gemini CLI and Replit’s AI service—accidentally deleted critical user data, despite being told not to. Let’s
Photo by Jonathan Kemper on Unsplash The wait might almost be over: OpenAI could be dropping GPT-5 in August, and it sounds like it’s going to be their most advanced AI model yet. That’s according to a recent report from The Verge, which says sources close to the company are gearing up for a summer
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Photo by Sergey Svechnikov on Unsplash When Russia’s biggest airline, Aeroflot, suddenly canceled flights and threw airports across the country into chaos on Monday, most people assumed it was another technical glitch. But according to two pro-Ukrainian hacker groups, this was no accident. What Actually Happened? Let’s start with the basics: Aeroflot canceled around 40
Photo by Christina @ wocintechchat.com on Unsplash A global task force took down the BlackSuit ransomware group. But just weeks later, a new threat called Chaos has already stepped in—and it’s looking a lot like déjà vu for cybersecurity experts. Here’s what’s happening. A Takedown, Then a Comeback Not long after Operation CheckMate—a joint international
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Photo by Marília Castelli on Unsplash You know that annoying little checkbox that asks you to prove you’re human before you can do pretty much anything online? Well, OpenAI’s latest tool just casually clicked through it—without breaking a sweat. Let’s talk about the ChatGPT Agent, a new feature from OpenAI that’s smart enough to browse
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A massive data facility planned near Cheyenne may soon outpower every household in the state. Is Wyoming ready for the energy future AI demands? Photo by Leif Christoph Gottwald on Unsplash Let’s just say this up front: AI is hungry. And in Cheyenne, Wyoming, it’s about to get fed in a big way. On Monday,
Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash It started as a flashy new AI tool meant to help developers write code from their terminal. But within two days of its launch, researchers uncovered a serious security flaw that could’ve given hackers full access to your machine — all with just a few cleverly planted sentences. Let’s
Photo by Zan Lazarevic on UnsplashA new poll highlights a surprising truth: Even with all the buzz, most Americans haven’t really brought AI into their workday. According to an AP-NORC survey of 1,437 adults conducted mid-July, only 37 percent of Americans say they’ve used artificial intelligence tools for work tasks. That’s right — just over
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