A Familiar Voice Is Now The Most Dangerous Thing On Your Phone

The same class of technology I use to help front-line workers do their jobs better is being weaponized against anyone with a phone.

Most AI Work Looks Good Until You Try To Use It

Most organizations already have an AI strategy. Where things fall apart is in execution, because AI lives inside the business, not on top of it.

When AI Writes Code, Who Protects Production Systems?

To operate safely at higher development velocity, organizations must embed reliability guardrails directly into their platforms.

It’s Not Time To Panic About Claude Mythos; It’s Time To Prepare Your Platforms

The risks presented by Mythos-class models are genuine, but organizations that prepare effectively will retain a strong defensive advantage.​

Why Consumer AI Agents Need Runtime Security, Not Just Governance

Without the right controls, consumer-facing AI agents can expose organizations to regulatory violations, privacy breaches, eroded trust and reputational damage.

The Negative-Day Risk: How Quantum Rewrites The Cyber Threat Model

Even unbroken systems, perfectly deployed, can become liabilities with time.

Project Mirage Launches Dune Context-Aware Keypad Designed For MacBook

Project Mirage’s Dune is a trio of keys that can be programmed to do almost anything and its functions can change depending on the software running in the foreground.

iPhone Ultra: New Report Claims Apple’s Rumored Foldable Will Only Come In White

A new report has doubled down on the claim that the first folding iPhone will not be available in a black finish, after all.

Should You Really Say Please And Thank You To AI?

Millions of people now say please and thank you to AI chatbots, but does politeness actually improve the answers or simply waste time and energy?

Microsoft Builds Its Own AI Stack To Cut OpenAI Dependence

Microsoft used Build 2026 to launch seven in-house MAI models, new Cobalt 200 silicon and the Majorana 2 quantum chip, a clear move to depend less on OpenAI.