The hunt is on to find protections against the coming generation of adaptive AI worm malware in order to head off a global incident on the scale of other famous worm events, such as NotPetya, Stuxnet, ...

Claude subscription billing changes June 15 as Anthropic moves Agent SDK and claude -p to a separate per-user credit of $20 ...

Reddit users are calling out Euphoria season 3 for lifting a classic Python urban legend into Bishop’s monologue, right as Nate meets a gruesome rattlesnake end in episode 7.

Could These 3 New-to-Market Quantum Computing Firms Threaten D-Wave? Horizon Quantum Computing Pte. (NASDAQ:HQ) used its appearance at Needham & Company's 21st annual Technology, Media, & Consumer ...

Unrequited love drove a 57-year-old man to an AI. Delusions of grandeur followed.

Sakana AI has opened a Recursive Self-Improvement Lab to test whether AI systems can help redesign and optimize future AI systems, a bet aimed at reducing frontier AI’s dependence on brute-force ...

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Recursive Superintelligence Inc., a startup that hopes to develop self-improving artificial intelligence models, launched today with $650 million in funding. Alphabet Inc.’s GV fund and Greycroft led ...

Victor Khosla, the founder of credit investor Strategic Value Partners, speaks to Bloomberg's Dani Burger at the SuperReturn conference in Berlin about warning signs in private markets. “There are ...

How Recursion is leading a new era of AI-driven drug discovery AI drug discovery is not a new phenomenon – but it is evolving at an almost dizzying pace. Recursion is one of the earliest innovators in ...

Silent film stars Rudolph Valentino and Pola Negri reportedly rendezvoused here in the 1920s. By Linda Laban A retired math teacher, her daughter and her granddaughter put together about $1 million to ...

In The Lancet in 1971, Julian Tudor Hart gave medicine one of its most important insights: the availability of medical care tends to vary inversely with need—the inverse care law.1 Half a century ...