AISec: The New Security Imperative For The AI-Driven Enterprise

AI is reshaping software and enterprise operations, creating new risks. AISec emerges as a critical discipline to secure AI-driven systems and autonomous processes.

A New Study Prices The Environmental Damage Of The Top 10%. For A Wealthy American It Could Be $63,000 A Year

A new study prices the environmental damage of the world’s richest 10% at up to $5.7 trillion a year, and finds biodiversity loss, not carbon, is the biggest share.

A Psychologist Reveals When You’ll Hit Your ‘Peak Form’ In Life

A new psychology study pinpoints the exact age when intelligence, emotional skill, and judgment combine to peak — and it’s later than most people think.

Unresolved Cyclospora Outbreak Raises Questions Over CDC Cuts

The parasite found in uncooked fresh produce contaminated with human feces has sickened thousands and hospitalized hundreds all over the U.S.

Meta Abruptly Cancels Instagram AI Tool Less Than A Week After Launch

Meta’s new AI image generation capability for Instagram posts came with a controversial setting — and now it’s been removed.

Conor McGregor Makes Announcement On His Fighting Future After TKO Loss At UFC 329

McGregor confirmed surgery and a return for the final fight of his UFC contract after UFC 329. The knee diagnosis has still not been released.

Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max To Tie As Heaviest iPhone Ever At 240 Grams

The next large-sized Pro iPhone is going to be the heaviest Apple smartphone in years, it seems. Here’s why that’s a good thing.

How Luxury Brands Are Winning The World Cup Without A FIFA Sponsorship

Luxury brands are leveraging sports as a way to build identity, aspiration and meaning. The creator ecosystem is helping them capture the mindshare around the World Cup.

What Makes A Condition A ‘Neglected Tropical Disease’?

Advocacy groups have pushed hard for certain conditions to be included on the WHO list of neglected tropical diseases.

How A 3-Legged Dog Inspired The ‘Tripawds’ Community

When their dog faced leg amputation in 2006, René Agredano and her husband, Jim Nelson, started Tripawds, a free support community with over 25,000 active members.