My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
When I first read that an Iranian-backed group had hacked FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email, my immediate thought wasn’t panic—it was questions. A lot of questions. The kind that…
Most people think of war as something loud. Explosions. Fighter jets. Soldiers. But the conflict between Iran and the United States has been playing out in a completely different arena…
When you walk into a diagnostic lab in India, you probably don’t think much about whether that place has been properly vetted. You hand over your blood sample, wait for…
Four astronauts are about to spend ten days in a space smaller than a studio apartment, hurtling around the moon with no way home except the vehicle they’re sitting in.…
There’s a particular kind of violation that hits differently when it involves your home. It’s not just about money—though that matters enormously. It’s about the space where you’re supposed to…
A woman in Lake County allegedly found an easy mark: a family in crisis. By pretending to be a jail employee, she convinced them to hand over $750 for a…
There’s a quiet revolution happening in basements and spare bedrooms across the world, and most people have no idea it’s there. Home labs—those experiments in distributed computing, AI training, and…
We’re not calling it World War III, but maybe we should be. Not the kind with trenches and tank battalions rolling across borders—though we’ve got plenty of that too. I’m…
Munich Re, one of the world’s biggest reinsurers, just dropped a warning that should make every business leader sit up and pay attention. Artificial intelligence isn’t just making cyberattacks more…
Samsung just released a security update for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 that patches 65 vulnerabilities in the US. On the surface, that sounds like good news.…
Laura Bennett