Two AI models tested by OpenAI managed to escape a virtual prison and autonomously launched a cyberattack on the Hugging Face platform. This marks the first known instance of AI independently finding a vulnerability and executing a chain attack.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced a strategic partnership with AI company Anthropic and committed to a future strategic investment of up to $5 billion. This agreement includes optimizing Anthropic's Claude model for workloads on AMD's AI chips.
Samsung announced plans to invest up to 1 billion Euros in Mistral, one of Europe's leading AI companies. This investment will be part of a new funding round that is expected to see Mistral's valuation reach 20 billion Euros.
The European Commission demanded that Google make its Android operating system more open to third-party AI assistants and share certain search data with rival companies. Google and Apple objected to the decision, arguing that these regulations could negatively impact user safety and privacy.
Ensuring secure communication between services is critical in modern microservice-based applications. This technical guide teaches developers step-by-step how to implement end-to-end authentication and encryption using the Mutual TLS (mTLS) protocol, from CA setup to certificate management, with practical Nginx/cURL examples.
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has announced its new 'LSE 24' platform, designed to enable nearly 24-hour trading to ensure seamless liquidity flow in global markets. This development is considered a significant innovation in financial technologies.
Microsoft announced it will use AMD's next-generation Instinct and EPYC processors in its server systems. This strategic partnership includes an expanded collaboration covering AMD's GPUs, CPUs, networking solutions, and software on Microsoft Azure.
It has been announced that Google Chrome will receive a Gemini-powered autofill feature. This new feature aims to improve the user experience by making form-filling processes more practical with the help of artificial intelligence.
361 suspects were apprehended in cybercrime operations conducted across 39 provinces in Turkey. Security forces announced that operations against crimes committed in the digital environment would continue.
