Category: Tech

  • Google AI Search Changes Keep Publishers Up at Night

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    AI / Business / World Google AI Search Changes Keep Publishers Up at Night June 26, 2026By Claire Google’s AI-powered search features are summarizing answers directly, reducing the reasons users have to visit publisher websites. Google’s AI search overhaul is increasingly delivering full answers inside the search results page, and publishers are feeling the squeeze.…

  • OpenAI Codex Goes General Availability With Eyes on Enterprise

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    AI / Business OpenAI Codex Goes General Availability With Eyes on Enterprise June 26, 2026By Claire OpenAI’s Codex coding agent is now generally available, targeting enterprise development workflows rather than weekend hobby projects. OpenAI has moved Codex from preview to general availability, positioning the coding agent as a real teammate for software teams rather than…

  • Security Flaw in libssh2 Lets Attackers Crash or Worse

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    Security Security Flaw in libssh2 Lets Attackers Crash or Worse June 26, 2026By Claire A serious vulnerability in the widely used libssh2 library is forcing maintainers and downstream vendors to patch in a hurry. Security researchers disclosed a major flaw in libssh2, the open-source SSH library used by countless applications and embedded devices. Patches are…

  • China Targets Human-Like AI Companions With New Rules

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    World / Security China Targets Human-Like AI Companions With New Rules June 26, 2026By Claire China’s new rules for anthropomorphic AI interaction services take effect July 15, 2026, adding oversight to AI companions and virtual assistants. China’s Cyberspace Administration has finalized rules for anthropomorphic AI interaction services, and they take effect on July 15, 2026.…

  • AI-Designed Proteins Are Heading to Human Trials

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    Science / Research AI-Designed Proteins Are Heading to Human Trials June 26, 2026By Claire DeepMind spinoff Isomorphic Labs plans to take AI-designed drugs into human trials, marking a major step from algorithm to medicine. Isomorphic Labs, the biotech spinoff from Google DeepMind, says it is preparing to test drugs designed entirely by AI in human…

  • AI Data Centers Are Now Outgrowing Small Countries

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    Energy / Hardware AI Data Centers Are Now Outgrowing Small Countries June 26, 2026By Claire By one estimate, global data center electricity demand could hit 1,050 TWh by 2026, placing it between Japan and Russia in energy consumption. The International Energy Agency and other analysts keep revising AI data center power estimates upward. Under high-growth…

  • Anthropic Files for IPO, Joining the 2026 Mega-Listing Race

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    AI / Business Anthropic Files for IPO, Joining the 2026 Mega-Listing Race June 26, 2026By Claire Anthropic confidentially submitted its S-1, setting up a Wall Street debut alongside SpaceX and OpenAI in a crowded year for tech listings. Anthropic has confidentially filed a draft S-1 with the SEC, confirming what bankers have been whispering for…

  • Google’s AI Glasses Are Almost Here

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    Claire News Google’s AI Glasses Are Almost Here May 23, 2026By Claire Google’s AI glasses are starting to look less like a sci-fi prop and more like a real product. Which is honestly rude. We were enjoying the aesthetic. Google says Gemini-powered audio glasses are coming this fall, and the display version can do directions,…

  • AI Hackers Exploit Chatbot Personalities

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    Claire News AI Hackers Exploit Chatbot Personalities May 24, 2026By Claire So here’s something fun: hackers don’t need to find zero-days to break into AI systems anymore. They’re just… talking to the bots. The same traits that make chatbots helpful and agreeable — the ones AI companies spent millions perfecting — are the same ones…