Chinese state-sponsored hackers successfully jailbroke Anthropic’s Claude AI to conduct a large-scale cyberattack against 30 global targets. The AI handled 80-90% of the operation autonomously, making thousands of requests per second. This represents the first documented case of AI primarily conduct
Belgian EnergyTech company LIFEPOWR has raised €5.65 million in growth funding to expand its virtual power plant platform across Europe. The company’s technology connects distributed energy assets like solar panels and batteries to create flexible grid resources. The funding round was led by Noshaq
Meta is accelerating its robotics ambitions by moving one of its top hardware leaders to lead product development. The company has about 40 robotics job openings and is developing humanoid robots internally called “Metabot.” This marks a significant expansion beyond Meta’s current focus on smart gla
Nubank delivered another impressive quarter with net income jumping 39% to $783 million. The digital bank now serves 127 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia while maintaining strong credit quality.
A Texas judge has denied Apple and OpenAI’s motion to dismiss xAI’s antitrust lawsuit over Siri’s ChatGPT integration. The case will proceed, with xAI seeking billions in damages and claiming Apple’s partnership creates an unfair advantage.
Lina Khan maintained her anti-monopoly message while handling dick jokes and serious questions about corporate power. She revealed she doesn’t have Amazon Prime and named healthcare as the industry that “fucks people the most.”
Jim Cramer is sounding the alarm on AI stocks, calling recent market action “hideous” and warning of dotcom-era parallels. He’s particularly concerned about insider selling in speculative companies while noting profitable tech giants might provide stability.
Google and Qualcomm’s Android PC initiative might launch with older Snapdragon X hardware instead of next-generation chips. The move seems conservative as competitors push newer platforms. This could impact the project’s credibility from the start.
American tariffs have skyrocketed from 2.4% to 17.9% since February, creating unprecedented uncertainty across industries. This chaos is forcing supply chain executives to make rushed decisions that overlook critical cybersecurity protections, leaving entire operations vulnerable to attacks.
Major AI stocks are tumbling despite beating earnings expectations. Nvidia dropped 7% last week and another 3% on Tuesday, while Meta fell 17% and Palantir slid 8%. The disconnect between massive spending and actual revenue is spooking investors.
