OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.5 Instant as ChatGPT's new default model, slashing hallucinations by over 52% on high-stakes topics like medicine and law, while delivering smarter, more personalized responses using past conversations and connected files.
A free app called Locally AI is turning heads by running powerful AI models like Llama, DeepSeek, and Gemma entirely on-device across iPhone, iPad, and Mac — with no internet, no login, and zero data collection, all powered by Apple Silicon.
Millions of self-hosted LLM users are squandering their local AI's true power by treating it like a basic chatbot, when it can instead serve as a silent, privacy-first backend engine capable of automating workflows, controlling smart home systems, and managing entire tasks autonomously without cloud dependency or rate limits.
Taylor Swift makes an unprecedented legal move by trademarking her voice and stage image to combat AI deepfakes, as legal experts call it an untested but emerging strategy addressing critical gaps that copyright law alone cannot fill.
A new open-source Chrome extension brings Google's Gemma 4 AI entirely on-device using WebGPU, enabling powerful browser automation, semantic web search, and tab management with zero data sent to external servers.
Vercel confirms hackers accessed customer data before its early-April breach, with infostealer malware suspected as the attack vector targeting tokens and API keys, as investigators warn the incident is broader in scope with more victims expected to emerge.
Claude surges past 200 app integrations, adding Spotify, Uber, TurboTax, and more while introducing mid-conversation connector suggestions and strong privacy protections that keep user data out of AI training.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Workspace Agents, enabling teams to deploy AI across complex organizational workflows, but experts are warning businesses to proceed cautiously as deep system integrations raise serious data governance and security concerns.
Unauthorized users breach Anthropic's powerful new Mythos AI model — a system the company warns could enable dangerous cyberattacks — on the very day of its announcement, with a private group reportedly accessing and using it regularly, though not yet for malicious cybersecurity purposes.
AI agent adoption is exploding across enterprises, with 43% of organizations reporting daily use by over half their employees, but security and governance controls are dangerously falling behind — only 8% of organizations report agents never exceeding intended permissions, and just 31% have formal governance policies in place.