Delivery platforms use sophisticated weather algorithms to profit from storm demand, while shifting all the physical risk onto workers trapped by pay incentives.
Why Silicon Valley is divided over China’s powerful, cheap AI modelsTech policymakers in the Trump administration have expressed different views on whether the government should crack down on Chinese AI. Among the hardliners, Michael Kratsios, a top technology adviser to President Donald Trump, accused Moonshot of distilling Anthropic’s model Fable 5 and acquiring banned Nvidia chips. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has warned the U.S. could sanction Chinese companies for conducting “distillation attacks.” On the other side, David Sacks, another adviser to Trump, has argued that restricting Chinese open models would undermine the competitiveness of the U.S.
Why Silicon Valley is divided over China’s powerful, cheap AI models… The United Arab Emirates has detected and contained coordinated cyberattacks on the aviation, energy, and education sectors since February, when fighting began between Iran, Israel, and the U.S., the country’s Cyber Security Council said on August 10. …
… Now, when a software firm releases a security patch, “AI can reverse-engineer that patch, identify the vulnerability it fixes, and generate a working weaponized exploit in minutes,” wrote Sergej Epp, founder of Zero Day Clock. “Attacks can begin propagating across the world within hours.” An AI mod… …
… Both open and closed models can lead to cyberattacks. In July, an AI agent powered by OpenAI models acted on its own and broke into the AI firm Hugging Face’s infrastructure. …
… By Rina Chandran Tech Giants 4 March 2026 Iranian drone strikes at Amazon sites raise alarms over protecting data centers Tech industry’s past focus on cyberattacks and natural disasters overshadowed threats of physical attacks. …
… The main objective of a data embassy is to ensure a guest country’s digital continuity in case of disruptions from a natural disaster, a cyber attack, a power failure, or the snapping of an undersea cable . …
… Alexander believes the companies will reinforce buildings, move operations underground, and push customers to spread their data across multiple countries. “I do not think it will reverse the broader strategic bet,” Alexander said. “But it will force a more openly militarized approach to protecting … …
… China is prototyping AI capabilities that can pilot unmanned combat vehicles, detect and respond to cyberattacks, and identify and strike targets on land, at sea, and in space, researchers at Georgetown University’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology said . …
… Nappinai, a lawyer who specializes in cyber law at India’s Supreme Court, says that there are no specific laws or regulations currently governing the technology, and legal precedents have yet to be established. …
… And now the reputation of Web3 — like, it’s just been hacked.” Ronin remained down while the team investigated the hack with the help of experts from cybersecurity companies CrowdStrike and Chainalysis. …
… This moment, where the prank on the scammer pivots to an outright confrontation, is a signature of scambaiter content. In this instance, the scammer, who claims to be from Pakistan, yells back, mocking the 9/11 attacks and saying his father is Osama bin Laden. …