A Berlin department told rbb its new attack-detection system covered 5% of devices. The uncovered entry PC and servers were involved in a major data theft.
Four Decades Of Workplace Scars: How AI Layoffs Fit The Tech Story
A Goldman Sachs note reported by Fortune says likely AI-displaced workers take longer to find work, echoing decades of technology-related job losses.
How AI Concerns And Layoff Headlines Affect Graduate Confidence In Southeast Asia
Singapore layoffs rose to 4,800 in Q3 2026, but official data points to restructuring, not AI, as graduates face slower hiring.
How AI’s Impact On Jobs Raises Questions About Work’s Purpose
A survey of 8,234 adults finds many would leave work for guaranteed pay, while about one in five would stay even at 120% of salary.
Investing In AI Gets More Selective As Big Funding Goals Persist
Reports say OpenAI cut its fundraising target to about $20 billion. Meta kept its AA- rating but received a negative outlook over AI spending.
How The AI Automation Question Varies Across Asia, Europe And The US
A review of job and budget cuts across Asia, Europe and the US finds real efficiency pressure, but limited proof that AI is the main cause.
Claude Code And Existing Games: What Its New Refusal Means
Anthropic confirmed Claude Code now steers away from recreating specific games, while allowing original and genre-based projects.
Universal High Income In Practice: What The Early Trials Really Show
Larry Ellison proposed taxing value created by robots to fund universal high income. South Korea’s pilot and cash trials show the practical limits.
120,136 US Job Cuts Cited AI—But What Does That Tell Us?
Challenger counted 120,136 U.S. job cuts attributed to AI through September, but surveys and filings suggest the figure does not prove AI caused them.
Is The AI Boom Still A Tailwind For US Growth?
US GDP grew at a 3.4% annual rate in Q3 2026, with computers and software adding to growth. Imports complicate AI’s domestic contribution.