The May 3 Cyber Daily News cycle delivered a blunt reminder: the security industry isn’t immune to the same threats it tries to neutralize. Trellix disclosed unauthorized access to its source code repository, triggering urgent questions about supply chain security and the systemic risk when a security vendor’s intellectual property is exposed. At the same…
A chilling deepfake investment scam recently cost a community member more than R24,000 after hyper-realistic video calls impersonated trusted figures with convincing voices, facial cues, and real-time interaction. It’s a stark reminder that generative AI has crossed a perceptual threshold: the human brain’s “gut check” is no longer enough to detect forgeries. At the same…
What happens when one of the world’s largest payment networks decides to reinvent itself—again? Hint: artificial intelligence moves from buzzword to blueprint. On May 5, 2026, PayPal told the world it’s “becoming a technology company again,” and the catalyst is AI. If you’re a merchant, consumer, fintech watcher, or investor, this shift isn’t just another…
If you asked ten CISOs what keeps them up at night in 2026, you’d hear the same three anxieties in different words: geopolitics, supply chains, and AI. Not as separate checkboxes—but as a single, tangled risk surface shaping everything from board priorities and incident response to vendor contracts and engineering pipelines. The latest analysis from…
What happens when a paperwork-heavy bureaucracy plugs in a homegrown generative AI built for its language, rules, and culture? Japan is about to find out. According to a new report in The Japan Times, the government is preparing a large-scale pilot of “Gennai,” a domestically developed generative AI platform designed for public-sector workflows. Multiple agencies…
What if you could go from a plain-English prompt to a clean, clickable mockup before your coffee cools? That’s the promise behind Claude Design, Anthropic’s new experimental product aimed squarely at the messy, time-consuming early stages of design. It’s not a Photoshop replacement—and it doesn’t pretend to be—but it might just become the fastest way…
What happens when a machine insists it has taste? Not just the ability to follow your brand guide or mimic a catchy tagline—but to choose the subtler, better option the way a seasoned creative director or partner-track consultant would. That’s the promise behind Anthropic’s new Claude iteration, Opus 4.7, which—according to reporting from Axios—is being…
What if you could chart the hidden rules of daily life the way we map cities—pinpointing where tensions rise, where power shifts, and where cooperation wins? A new study suggests we can. By applying generative AI to more than 20,000 detailed stories of two-person encounters—from apologies and arguments to favors and feedback—researchers have sketched a…
If you’ve felt like AI in health care went from buzzword to bedside overnight, you’re not imagining it. At a recent American Hospital Association panel, some of the most influential voices in medicine and health IT agreed: the AI moment has arrived—and it’s reshaping care, operations, and regulation faster than most expected. The big message?…
What if you could press pause on the chaos of everyday conversation—the banter with a friend, the tense chat with your boss, the quick apology to a partner—and see the hidden structure underneath? That’s exactly what a new study has done, using generative AI to decode more than 20,000 two-person interactions and build a data-driven…
