A McKinsey analysis projects AI addressability in automotive software could rise to 78% by 2035, with strong applications in infotainment and driver assistance.
An OpenAI pipeline identified and fixed nearly a thousand local privilege-escalation vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel, according to an official advisory.
TechCrunch reports that enterprises seek cost control with open models, while Chinese competitors gain ground and American firms face strategic hurdles.
Major AI firms vow to block generated misinformation during upcoming US midterm elections, though specific technical safeguards remain undefined in current reports.
IBM’s blog post details how swapping agent frameworks shifts task success rates using identical open-weight models, highlighting harness-specific strengths.
A Bloomberg report on San Francisco's AI boom excluding engineers sparked significant discussion on Hacker News, raising questions about industry equity.
OpenAI has appointed Dan Driscoll to advise on national security modernization, cyber resilience and collaboration with U.S. allies, according to an official announcement.
Community backlash and state-level scrutiny have delayed nearly $200 billion in AI infrastructure projects during the first half of 2026, according to a new report.
A new benchmark from researchers at UT Austin and others indicates that current AI systems perform poorly in tasks requiring real-time decision-making under time pressure.
Joe Mazzulla says AI helps the Boston Celtics test the efficiency of practice planning and halftime film sessions through data and psychological research.
Parameter Labs demonstrated how untrusted code in ChatGPT previews could steal user data by exploiting a virtual keyboard library, prompting a patch and bounty.
A Verge report details how a developer created a functional AI companion using a cheap Chinese devkit and Meta’s open tools, exposing gaps in the official SDK.