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Geosql Brings Natural Language Geospatial Queries to AI Coding Assistants
Geosql is a new skill for Claude and Codex that lets users query geospatial data using plain English, bridging AI and GIS workflows without specialized coding.
AI Prompt Injection Opens Door to Massive Botnet Attacks
Hackers can exploit nine popular AI tools to build botnets using prompt injection, a flaw that lets malicious commands bypass security.
U.S. Space Force Receives First Mobile Electromagnetic Weapon for Satellite Warfare
Space Force gets first mobile Meadowlands electromagnetic weapon to cripple satellites. Plans to deploy 32 units for spectrum dominance.
Meta's Muse Image Generator Targets Creative Industries
Meta launches Muse, an AI image generator for advertising, decorating and creator tools. The model signals Meta's push into generative AI for visual content.
Security Researchers Expose Prompt Injection Vulnerability in GitHub AI Agent
A new exploit called GitLost tricks GitHub's AI agent into leaking private repository contents. The attack raises security concerns for AI-assisted development platforms.
Dell's Tower Plus Revives the Classic Desktop With Modern Components
Dell launches the Tower Plus (EBT2250), a traditional tower PC with current-gen hardware, targeting users who want upgradability without sacrificing performance.
Nuclear Power Arrives for Commercial Satellites in Historic Test
A demonstration mission by City Labs marks the first use of a nuclear battery on a commercial satellite, signaling a new era for deep-space power. The test could accelerate deployment of nuclear systems in orbit.
China Moves to Fortify AI Border After Cheap Model Success
China is imposing strict controls on AI technology after developing low-cost models. The country aims to prevent data and model exfiltration with a digital firewall.
Compact Keyboard With Multipoint Connectivity Targets Multi-Device Users
The Asus ProArt KD300 is a compact keyboard with multipoint connectivity, enabling seamless switching between Mac and PC devices for professionals.
First Fully Autonomous AI Ransomware Attack Raises Alarm Among Security Researchers
A new ransomware strain called JadePuffer operates entirely without human control, marking a dangerous evolution in cyber threats.
Waymo Robotaxis Stranded With Dead Batteries Block San Francisco Traffic
Multiple Waymo autonomous vehicles ran out of battery and stopped in San Francisco roads, causing a traffic jam during a holiday period.
Photographers Rely on These SD Card Brands for Critical Shots
Professional photographers depend on reliable SD cards from SanDisk, Lexar, Sony, ProGrade and Delkin for high-stakes shoots. Here is why brand trust matters for data security.
EU Parliament Advances Chat Control Legislation in First Vote
The EU Parliament's civil liberties committee approved the Chat Control proposal, moving it closer to a plenary vote. Critics warn the law could undermine end-to-end encryption and enable mass surveillance.
Android Adds Tool to Detect Fake Cell Towers and Protect User Data
Android users can now enable a security feature that warns when connecting to suspicious cell towers, protecting against surveillance and interception.
UK Data Centers Can Now Bypass Local Councils With 'Nationally Significant' Status
The UK allows data centers to apply for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects status, overriding local planning and cutting approval timelines by a year. Developers can save over $1.3 billion by avoiding NIMBY fights.
Ternlight Embedding Model Runs Entirely in Browser Via WASM
A new 7 MB embedding model called Ternlight can run directly in a web browser using WebAssembly, enabling on-device AI without server calls and bringing new privacy and performance options to developers.
Anti-Scam App Uses AI To Thwart AI-Powered Kidnapping Hoaxes
A new app launches to protect consumers from hyper-realistic AI voice scams, including fake kidnapping calls. The company has raised $7 million in seed funding to combat this growing threat.
DeepSeek Plans to Develop Custom AI Chips to Cut Costs Further
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is developing its own AI chips, aiming to replicate its low-cost strategy from software to hardware. Reuters reports the move signals a broader push for self-sufficiency in AI infrastructure.
IT Leaders Must Prioritize Data, Context and Governance to Scale AI
Scaling AI in production requires a focus on data quality, context engineering, and governance. Without these foundational elements, projects risk failure and cost overruns.