Last week, a broad security incident identified by Google's Threat Intelligence Group led OpenAI to enhance its app certification procedures. This move aims to address vulnerabilities affecting OpenAI applications on MacOS.
HappyHorse 1.0 quickly rose to the top of the Artificial Analysis leaderboard, showcasing impressive AI capabilities. This achievement has paved the way for a significant $293 million funding round, led by Alibaba, to support the growth of this promising Chinese AI startup.
Forrester's latest research reveals that neglecting inclusive and sustained AI education can significantly hinder an organization's growth and adaptability. Investing unevenly in workforce AI skills may widen gaps and impact long-term success. For more insights, visit the full report at Silicon Republic.
Gary Leyden, CEO of InsTech.ie, highlights how artificial intelligence is opening up new possibilities for the insurance industry in Ireland, urging stakeholders to embrace the technology rather than hesitate. He discusses the potential impacts and benefits AI can bring to insurers and customers alike.
A Washington DC appeals court has refused to halt the US government's 'supply chain risk' designation against Anthropic. However, the court has recommended that the legal proceedings be expedited to reach a quicker resolution.
According to Anthropic, AI systems have now outmatched humans in identifying and exploiting software vulnerabilities. Their Glasswing initiative leverages Mythos technology to proactively defend against cyberattacks powered by advanced AI.
As AI-driven shopping becomes increasingly common, what happens when your digital assistant makes a purchase you weren't expecting? Discover how to navigate disputes arising from agentic commerce.
Kyle Kosic, co-founder of xAI, is set to contribute to AI infrastructure initiatives at Jeff Bezos's Project Prometheus, according to insider sources.
Anthropic's revenue run rate has impressively climbed to over $30 billion, a significant jump from approximately $9 billion by the end of 2025. This growth aligns with the recent announcement of a major 3.5GW TPU deal involving Anthropic, Google, and Broadcom, signaling strong momentum in AI hardware innovation.
Octostar, an AI start-up based in Galway, has raised €6.1 million in a funding round. The investment came from existing strategic and venture backers, with new contributions from Milan-based venture capital group The Techshop and national institutional investors in Ireland.
