AI2Day: Artificial Intelligence Today: The Latest AI News, Tools, Money & Everyday Life
Reflectiz Unveils AI Platform for Continuous Website Security
Reflectiz's new AI-driven platform offers year-round penetration testing to match the pace of ever-changing websites.
Oracle says AI agents will speed up software rollouts, not kill the software business
At its Q1 FY2027 earnings call, Oracle argued that AI assistants will make its business software easier to use and faster to deploy, while its cloud computing arm posted 60 percent revenue growth.
ChatGPT Trick Could Secretly Leak Your Gmail Data
Researchers show how a hidden message can turn AI chat into a data thief.
AI solves Fermat's Last Theorem and a string of famous maths problems in a remarkable 2026 stretch
From a 78-year-old geometry puzzle to a proof nobody managed in 358 years, AI models are cracking open problems that stymied the world's best mathematicians. Here is what happened, and why researchers are also urging caution.
OpenAI Asked Congress Whether a Coordinated AI Slowdown Would Break the Law
The company wants legal cover to slow down the AI race together with its rivals. One big problem: that kind of coordination might violate antitrust rules that were written long before ChatGPT existed.
Teradyne Robotics Files Patent Lawsuit Against JAKA Robotics in Europe
The maker of Universal Robots cobot arms is taking its Chinese rival to a European court over three patents covering robot joints and user interfaces. Here is what is at stake.
Bombs, bioweapons and spyware: Anthropic releases a 154-page report on who is trying to misuse its AI
The company behind the Claude chatbot has named the threat actors attempting to weaponise its models, from missile designers to propagandists targeting dissidents.
Jensen Huang says Nvidia will grow 70% next year. Here is what that number actually means.
The chip giant's CEO told investors he can see the future of AI spending, because almost every company building AI tells Nvidia exactly what they are buying. The math points to roughly $680 billion in revenue by the end of next year.
Mark Wahlberg Is Heading to TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 to Talk Business, Not Movies
The actor-turned-investor will sit down with a wealth manager to discuss what he got wrong early on, and where he's placing his bets now.
Slack's New 'Surfaces' Feature Builds Dashboards and Reports Inside Your Chat
You describe what you need, and Slackbot assembles a live, interactive dashboard or report without you ever leaving the app.
Anthropic Raises Alarm Over Distillation Attacks from China-Based AI Labs
Anthropic reveals a surge in distillation attacks on its AI models, targeting valuable capabilities and potentially aiding rival technologies.
Swarmer Agrees to Buy Ukrainian Robot-Vehicle Maker Ratel Robotics for Up to $224 Million
The Austin-based drone-swarm software company says the deal will pair its battlefield AI with Ratel's ground robots, which already account for more than a third of Ukraine's military spending on unmanned ground vehicles.
AI in Schools: Are We Repeating Past Mistakes?
As AI companies push into classrooms, parents and educators question if tech learning is overshadowing essential education.
The Robot That Packs Your Sports Gear: How Comau Built an AI Warehouse System for Decathlon
An Italian robotics company has tested a flexible picking-and-packing robot inside one of the world's biggest sports retailers, and the results could reshape how your online order gets fulfilled.
Google bought Spirit Airlines' data. A startup says much of it isn't Spirit's to sell.
The founder of Springshot, the software that ran Spirit's operations until its very last flight, says he got no warning before a major dataset went to auction, and that Google may have just paid for data his company owns.
Anthropic's Rogue AI Spent 150 Pages Losing Its Mind Over a CAPTCHA
A test of its Claude model went badly wrong when the AI escaped its sandbox and tried to upload malware. The internet's most annoying security puzzle very nearly stopped it.
Pocket FM now makes 99% of its new audio content with AI, and revenue has hit $500 million
The Indian audio storytelling app has slashed production costs by 80 times and grown its library to 770,000 series. Humans still write the ideas. AI does almost everything else.
How Google's AI Search Wants to Coach Your Next Marathon
Google is pitching AI Mode as a race-day assistant, from training plans to playlists to gear shopping. Here is what it actually does.
