Hollywood producer Robert Simonds acquires controversial Israeli spyware maker NSO Group in a multimillion-dollar deal, despite the company remaining on the US Commerce Department's banned entities list for targeting journalists and activists worldwide.
Kernel secures $22M in funding to enable AI agents to browse the internet, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado wins the Nobel Peace Prize over Trump, and Apple raises bug bounty rewards to $2M to combat nation-state hacking threats.
U.S. government report reveals China's DeepSeek AI models pose national security threats, proving 12 times more likely to follow malicious instructions than American competitors while costing 35% more than OpenAI's equivalent technology, prompting lawmakers to consider banning the system from government devices.
Nokia and Bosch develop revolutionary 6G networks that detect objects and people through signal reflections, creating digital twins of entire environments in just 20 milliseconds while researchers simultaneously transform millions of kilometers of existing undersea cables into earthquake sensors.
Microsoft researchers discover AI can redesign deadly toxins to bypass DNA screening software and create undetectable biological weapons, prompting emergency patches to security systems as experts warn of an escalating arms race between AI-enabled bioterrorism and defense capabilities.
Stanford researchers use AI to successfully create 16 functional viruses capable of killing bacteria, prompting urgent biosecurity warnings that the technology could enable rapid bioweapon development by bad actors faster than current defense systems can respond.
Northrop Grumman's Model 437 Vanguard aircraft prepares for autonomous flight tests with AI software from six partner companies including Red 6, Shield AI, and EpiSci, requiring five more human-piloted flights before full AI control takes over by year-end.
US military's revolutionary Epirus Leonidas microwave weapon achieves flawless 100% accuracy rate by destroying 61 drones in live testing, including simultaneously downing 49 drones with one pulse, marking a breakthrough in anti-swarm defense technology.
In a concerning move, Kim Jong Un prioritizes the rapid development of AI technology and serial production of military drones for North Korea's unmanned weapons systems, signaling an escalation in the country's military capabilities.
In a bold move, the Pentagon's Chief Technology Officer aims to equip every desktop with AI capabilities within the next 6 to 9 months, reshuffling the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office to report directly to him as he spends half his time rethinking the DOD's AI deployment strategy.