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Cursor Launches 'Automations' Feature, Enabling AI Agents to Trigger Autonomously From Code Changes and Slack Messages

Cursor Launches 'Automations' Feature, Enabling AI Agents to Trigger Autonomously From Code Changes and Slack Messages

Mar 08, 2026
TechCrunch

Cursor launches 'Automations,' a powerful new agentic coding feature that autonomously triggers AI agents from code changes, Slack messages, or timers, enabling hands-free bug reviews, security audits, and incident responses — as the company surpasses $2 billion in annual revenue with 25% market share in generative AI clients.

Cyberattacks Expose Critical Vulnerability in Food Supply Chains as Digital Systems Replace Human Oversight

Cyberattacks Expose Critical Vulnerability in Food Supply Chains as Digital Systems Replace Human Oversight

Mar 08, 2026
The Conversation

Cyberattacks on food supply chains are exposing a dangerous vulnerability: as automated digital systems replace human oversight, a single ransomware attack can render physically available food completely inaccessible, and experts warn that without trained human backup procedures and transparent algorithms, the risk of widespread food distribution failure is rapidly growing.

AI Code Tools Empower Non-Engineers to Write Production Software, Leaving Security Teams Scrambling to Keep Up

AI Code Tools Empower Non-Engineers to Write Production Software, Leaving Security Teams Scrambling to Keep Up

Mar 08, 2026
Lumin Digital

AI code generation tools like Codex and Claude Code are empowering non-engineers to build production software at scale, blindsiding security teams as AI-generated code bypasses traditional governance frameworks and vulnerability scanners, forcing organizations to urgently overhaul security controls before the unchecked proliferation of shadow code creates catastrophic risk exposure.

Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Privacy Scandal as Overseas Contractors Review Users' Intimate Footage

Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Privacy Scandal as Overseas Contractors Review Users' Intimate Footage

Mar 06, 2026
TechCrunch

Meta faces a lawsuit and international investigations over its AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses after reports reveal overseas contractors in Kenya are reviewing users' intimate and explicit footage, directly contradicting the company's 'designed for privacy' marketing claims — and over seven million buyers have no way to opt out.

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