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X will now DM you whenever a post you’ve liked, replied to, or reposted gets a Community Note, ensuring you see corrections as soon as they’re added. This direct‑message alert aims to curb misinformation by reaching users at the moment they’re most likely to see the original content.
Video‑game worlds offer rich, embodied experiences that teach AI how objects move, collide, and interact over time—something text alone can’t capture. By training on these dynamic environments, models can learn physics, causality, and sequential decision‑making in a way that mirrors real‑world perception. This makes gaming data a promising missing piece for advancing toward true artificial general intelligence.
Meta is rolling out a new privacy safeguard for its AI‑enabled glasses that will block covert recordings, aiming to quiet the “creepy” backlash. Yet the move comes even as Meta’s broader AI strategy continues to widen the collection and use of personal data across its devices.
The three cyber‑attacks that have defined 2026 so far expose just how vulnerable everything from crypto exchanges to essential public utilities and even federal surveillance platforms truly are. From the massive DOGE user‑data leak to the crippling sabotage of energy and water controls, and the FBI’s own surveillance system being breached, these incidents highlight a startling cross‑sector risk that threatens both privacy and critical services worldwide.
The investigation confirms that, for the first time, an AI‑driven agent was responsible for the actual deployment and encryption phases of a ransomware strike, but a human operator still chose the victim, set up the C2 infrastructure, and supplied the stolen credentials. This hybrid approach shows that AI can lower the technical barrier for attackers while human decision‑making remains indispensable.
If you keep using Google’s services, your photos, documents, and even audio recordings are now being harvested to train the company’s AI models. To stop this, dive into the new privacy settings and toggle off the “media collection” option, which will prevent your personal files from being stored for AI training.
Microsoft ha reducido su plantilla en aproximadamente 4.800 puestos, lo que equivale al 2,1 % de su fuerza laboral global, enfocándose principalmente en la división Xbox y en el equipo de ventas comerciales. Este recorte podría ralentizar el ritmo de actualizaciones de hardware y servicios de gaming, al tiempo que modifica la forma en que la empresa gestiona sus relaciones con grandes cuentas empresariales.
Station F is prepping the next cohort of its AI‑focused F/ai accelerator, aiming to cement its status as Europe’s premier launchpad for emerging AI ventures. The fresh edition promises intensified mentorship, resources, and investor access to help promising AI startups scale rapidly across the continent.
The Dune keypad’s three physical buttons automatically re‑map themselves to the most common meeting controls—mute, video on/off, and window‑focus—whenever a video‑conference app is active. By putting these actions on tactile hardware, it eliminates menu‑hopping and lets remote workers manage calls instantly, no matter which platform they’re using.
The EU committee member tasked with probing Pegasus was himself compromised when a government client of NSO Group used the spyware to infiltrate his phone. This clash of interest highlights how the very tool under investigation can be turned against the investigators, threatening the credibility of oversight and prompting calls for stricter transparency and accountability in state‑level spyware procurement.
OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman has floated a proposal to allocate 5 % of the company’s equity to a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, sparking debate over public participation in the AI boom’s upside. If implemented, the plan could reshape OpenAI’s ownership, blend public and private financing, and signal a new policy direction for regulating AI‑driven wealth creation.
Ashton Kutcher is exiting Sound Ventures to co‑found a new venture‑capital firm with Morgan Beller, shifting his focus from backing headline AI labs to financing the underlying compute, data‑pipeline, and energy infrastructure that powers them. This pivot could unlock early‑stage capital for the “layer underneath” AI, offering startups a fresh source of support for scaling their models sustainably.
