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Armed with new studies from Swiss Re and internal crash data, Alphabet's autonomous unit argues it has surpassed human safety benchmarks, even as software recalls and public skepticism persist.
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Following Australia's lead, the Danish government has secured a bipartisan agreement to restrict social media access for youth, citing the need to reclaim childhood from digital giants.
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In a first-of-its-kind lawsuit, a Connecticut family alleges a lack of safety testing in AI models contributed to a tragic murder-suicide, targeting both the AI creator and its biggest backer.
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Updates to technical standards in July 2025 reignite the debate over 'undefined behavior'-a coding state where logic breaks down, causing silent data loss and unpredictable system failures.
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From the 'nasal demons' of C++ to the silent errors of JavaScript, the concept of 'undefined' remains a critical, often misunderstood pillar of modern software engineering.
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A landmark lawsuit filed in California accuses tech giants of negligence, claiming their AI chatbot validated the paranoid delusions of a man who killed his mother.
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A series of critical updates throughout 2025 reveals severe security gaps in Oracle's healthcare suite, forcing hospitals to race against potential remote attacks.
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As cross-organization collaboration becomes the norm, Microsoft rolls out critical detection tools to identify 'malign' actors hiding behind external domains.
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In a significant geopolitical escalation, the British government targets Chinese tech firms and Russian influence networks accused of indiscriminately attacking democratic infrastructure.
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Driven by AI and diversifying tactics, phishing campaigns have intensified dramatically, with the finance sector facing a near 400% increase in targeted attacks.
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New investigations reveal a massive lapse in container security, with thousands of public images leaking live credentials, AI tokens, and private keys from major corporations.
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A newly disclosed set of vulnerabilities in the PCIe Integrity and Data Encryption (IDE) protocol puts global hardware infrastructure at risk, allowing attackers to bypass security checks.
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