
Court filing shows Pentagon said deal with Anthropic was close despite Trump ending talks
A new court filing shows the Pentagon told Anthropic negotiations were nearly aligned, just days after Donald Trump publicly said the partnership was over.
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A new court filing shows the Pentagon told Anthropic negotiations were nearly aligned, just days after Donald Trump publicly said the partnership was over.

A jury finds Elon Musk misled Twitter investors during his attempt to exit the acquisition deal, adding a major legal twist to the high-profile takeover case.

Microsoft rolls back parts of its Copilot AI integration in Windows, scaling back features in response to user feedback and focusing on a cleaner, more efficient experience.

Prediction market platform Kalshi has been temporarily banned in Nevada as regulators challenge its operations, raising questions about the future of event-based trading in the U.S.

Pinterest CEO calls on governments to ban social media for users under 16, citing concerns over teen mental health, online safety, and platform accountability.

Scientists are still trying to understand why humour is so complex. From brain processing to cultural context, laughter remains one of the hardest human behaviours to explain.

A French Navy officer unintentionally exposed the location of an aircraft carrier after logging a run on Strava, raising fresh concerns over security risks from fitness apps.

WordPress.com now allows AI agents to automatically create and publish posts, expanding its AI tools for content creation, automation, and website management.

Blue Origin, founded by Jeff Bezos, is exploring space-based data centres to meet growing demand for computing power and reduce constraints on Earth-based infrastructure.

The US government alleges an Iran-linked hacktivist group carried out a cyberattack on Stryker, raising concerns over state-backed cyber operations targeting critical industries.

Trump’s proposed AI framework seeks to limit state-level regulations and places greater responsibility on parents for protecting children online.

A cyberattack on a vehicle breathalyser provider caused widespread outages across the US, preventing drivers from starting their cars and raising concerns about connected-vehicle security.
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