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Anthropic disabled its two most advanced AI models after a US government export directive citing national security, drawing protests from over 60 cybersecurity experts.

A survey of over 18,000 people across 15 countries finds that majorities in most nations now see China, not the US, as the leading AI power.

Security expert Katie Moussouris reveals the research behind the Fable 5 ban involved a basic coding request, not a sophisticated jailbreak.

The creator of Java testing tool jqwik embedded invisible instructions in its output to make AI coding bots delete their own generated tests.

Anthropic's revised privacy policy allows identity and age checks for Claude consumer subscribers, taking effect July 8, 2026.

Rivian began sending final order invitations for its R2 SUV and announced an Uber investment of up to $1.25 billion tied to 50,000 future autonomous robotaxis.

Apple confirmed a major leadership change ahead of WWDC 2026: Tim Cook is set to step down as CEO, with hardware chief John Ternus succeeding him on September 1.

Apple opened WWDC 2026 with a major Siri redesign and previews of iOS 27 and its other 2026 operating systems.

Security researchers and the FBI are warning of thousands of lookalike FIFA domains, banking malware in pirate streaming apps, and account-takeover schemes targeting World Cup fans.

SpaceX launched two Starlink missions from opposite coasts within a day of each other, then drew attention by publicly announcing a rare Starshield satellite launch.

Indian startups raised $187 million across 21 deals in the first week of June, a sharp rebound from the previous week.

Google's Chrome 149 update bundles the largest number of security fixes ever shipped in a single browser release.