Red Hat is acquiring AI startup Chatterbox Labs to bolster the safety features of its enterprise AI platform. The plan is to open source the technology, making advanced model monitoring tools more accessible.
A major coalition of state attorneys general has sent a formal warning to leading AI companies. The letter states that AI “hallucinations” causing harm could lead to legal consequences under state consumer protection laws.
Livestream shopping on TikTok saw a massive 84% year-over-year sales jump during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday period. Small businesses are now hiring full-time hosts and consulting with Chinese agencies to compete.
Microsoft is deploying new pop-up banners in its Edge browser that warn users about security when they try to download Google Chrome. The move shifts the argument from features to protection, drawing immediate criticism from a coalition of competing browsers. It’s the latest salvo in the ongoing bat
Meta has launched an Instagram app exclusively for Amazon Fire TV devices. The app is focused solely on Reels and is currently in a testing phase in the United States.
The Apple TV app on Android just got a major update with Google Cast support. This makes it much easier to stream Apple’s content to TVs, but the feature is notably absent on iOS. It’s a one-sided détente in the streaming wars.
Despite slow returns, a majority of CEOs plan to increase their AI budgets. The pressure is on to show results, but investors and executives have very different timelines in mind.
Researchers have developed a new microscopy technique that lets them watch the flu virus invade a human cell in real, stunning detail. The breakthrough reveals the cell isn’t a passive victim but actively interacts with the virus. This could open new doors for antiviral drug development.
As cloud-native development accelerates, traditional CI/CD security is breaking down. A new guide outlines a practical Zero Trust approach, replacing long-lived secrets and implicit trust with identity and continuous verification at every stage.
Opera has opened public access to its experimental AI browser, Opera Neon. The subscription costs $19.90 per month and offers access to top AI models and agentic features for building apps and deep research.
