Obvio, a startup funded by Bain Capital Ventures, deploys AI-powered cameras at stop signs that locally process footage to detect violations like running stops or distracted driving, sharing only verified clips with law enforcement to curb unsafe behaviors while limiting surveillance concerns.
The FAA administrator admitted a critical oversight led to the tragic midair collision near Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people, revealing over 15,000 near misses had occurred at the airport without action taken to address the risks.
Meta knowingly exposed minors to online predators and harmful content on Instagram, with internal reports revealing nearly 2 million underage accounts were recommended to 'groomers' over 3 months despite executives' safety concerns.
DJI, the world's largest drone maker, is racing against a 2025 deadline to avert a potential U.S. ban due to national security concerns, actively lobbying lawmakers and engaging in a fair evaluation process to avoid the ban that could have significant public safety implications.
Airia unveils a personalized AI demo for corporations, featuring an AI orchestration platform with rapid prototyping, data integration, and intelligent operations, while prioritizing enterprise-grade security and governance to manage AI risk.
In a brazen data breach, Coinbase revealed that cybercriminals bribed its overseas support staff to steal customer data, prompting the crypto exchange to terminate the involved employees, warn affected users, and offer a $20 million bounty for information leading to the criminals' arrest, despite no passwords or funds being compromised.
Anthropic launches a bug bounty program offering up to $25,000 in rewards to researchers who can test and expose vulnerabilities in its AI safety measures designed to prevent the misuse of its models for CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear) weapons development.
Malicious npm packages sw-cur, sw-cur1, aiide-cur, and pumptoolforvolumeandcomment stole data from over 3,200 Cursor users and targeted cryptocurrency wallets, executing arbitrary code and persisting even after removal, highlighting the importance of supply chain security.
Swiss privacy champions Proton and NymVPN threaten to relocate operations from Switzerland if proposed surveillance laws requiring VPNs and messaging apps to identify and retain user data are enacted, undermining the country's commitment to digital privacy and security.
Cybersecurity companies scramble to develop identity management systems for AI agents as Deloitte predicts 25% of companies will pilot autonomous AI workers this year, creating unprecedented security risks including 24/7 data breach potential and credential misuse that traditional authentication methods cannot address.