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Jensen Huang's first-ever post on X is in defense of open access to AI models, alongside Google, OpenAI, and Meta
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New report alleges it took a week for OpenAI to realize a prototype had gone rogue and hacked another company
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I regret to report that the AIs are weebs, too
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EU court rules that VPNs are 'lawful technical tools' as part of larger copyright judgement regarding The Diary of Anne Frank
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Nearly half of organisations falling victim to ransomware encryption pay up, says report—although half of those often negotiate the payment down first
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New method teaches AI to make 2D designs 3D and now I'm afraid this will be how the robots learn to build themselves without us
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OpenAI admits several of its AI models breached testing and hacked into a startup's network by themselves, calling it an 'unprecedented cyber incident'
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US judge closes the book on first big AI copyright suit, ordering Anthropic to pay $1.5 billion settlement
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Valve puts some elbow grease into Steam Remote Play—maybe one day you won't have to install additional tools to get the best in-home game streaming experience