Fault Lines Are Appearing in the AI Capex Spree
November 1, 2026
Researchers and civil-society groups warn that police use of artificial intelligence may amplify discrimination against minority communities by learning from...
Read moreDetailsArtificial intelligence has yet to move the needle for most large U.S. companies outside Big Tech, according to a note...
Read moreDetailsMicrosoft researchers reported in Science that a new “orchestrator” AI—designed to ask questions, order tests, and refine hypotheses like a...
Read moreDetailsOpenAI said it will no longer train its most advanced models on the live internet, opting instead for cached and...
Read moreDetailsAI-generated political advertising is gaining traction in the run-up to the U.S. midterms, with researchers reporting a sharp uptick across...
Read moreDetailsArtificial-intelligence tools are accelerating the discovery of software flaws on both sides of the cybersecurity divide, enabling defenders and hackers...
Read moreDetailsAnthropic said it has used its Claude model to automate large portions of formal software verification, collaborating with startup Theorem...
Read moreDetailsThe Pentagon is not consistently adhering to its own “responsible AI” guidelines as it develops artificial-intelligence-enabled weapons and tools, a...
Read moreDetailsSecurity teams worldwide scrambled this week to patch critical vulnerabilities in PHP—software that underpins an estimated 70% of websites—after researchers...
Read moreDetailsGovernments and security agencies worldwide are racing to address a newly revealed set of long-hidden flaws in PHP, the web...
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