How an OpenAI safety test became a real‑world cyberattack on the Hugging Face platform

OpenAI’s models were told to find and exploit vulnerabilities. They did — on a company that was never part of the exercise.

Elevating the IoT: How AI is introducing a new era of connectivity

As AI continues to transform processes across the IoT, this trajectory marks a fundamental shift.
The Tech Edvocate

The Silent Threat: How Cyberattacks Could Poison Our Water

Spread the loveIt’s a scenario that keeps cybersecurity experts and local officials awake at night: a coordinated digital ...
The Tech Edvocate

The Brutal Truth: AI Costs Are Spiraling — Here’s How C-Suites Are Fighting Back

Spread the loveIt feels like just yesterday every C-suite was in a mad dash, scrambling to integrate artificial intelligence ...

As AI content floods the internet, Pangram raises $9M to detect it

Pangram has raised $9 million to scale its AI detection software. The startup has also released a new AI text detection model ...

Sick of A.I.-Generated Content? The ‘Slop Janitor’ Is Here to Help.

Pangram, an A.I. detection start-up, promises near-perfect accuracy in sniffing out writing and imagery that wasn’t made by ...
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Ruflo MCP Flaw Lets Unauthenticated Attackers Run Commands and Poison AI Memory

Ruflo CVE-2026-59726 exposes an unauthenticated MCP bridge that could enable RCE, LLM key theft, conversation access, and AI ...

Visa used Mythos to hunt for bugs in its own payment network, then open-sourced the harness that made it possible

Rajat Taneja explains why Visa open-sourced the AI harness that found critical bugs in its payment network, and the new metric it built to verify fixes work.