Nowhere to Hide: a New Kind of AI Bot Takes Over the Web

AI bots now control 51% of internet traffic, outsmarting security teams while stealing data and hijacking accounts at unprecedented scale.

Utah’s Bold AI Regulation Blueprint Defies Conventional Wisdom

Utah just made AI chatbots confess they’re fake—with $2,500 fines backing each violation. Why other states are watching nervously.

AI Revolution Slashes Art Restoration From Months to Mere Hours

AI turns months of painstaking art restoration into hours—but traditional conservators fear their centuries-old craft is becoming obsolete.

Disney Declares War on Midjourney: AI Giant Accused of Infinite Copyright Theft

Disney accuses AI giant Midjourney of infinite copyright theft in explosive lawsuit that could obliterate how artificial intelligence creates content forever.

Wikipedia Slams Brakes on AI Summaries as Editors Revolt Against ‘Irreversible Harm’

Wikipedia editors revolt against AI summaries, calling them “irreversible harm” as the foundation kills its own experiment after just one day.

US-China Economic Standoff Cools: Will This Fragile Trade Peace Last?

US-China trade tensions pause while both superpowers secretly stockpile rare earths—the real economic battleground nobody’s talking about has already begun.

Game Actors Win AI Protections After 10-Month Industry Standoff

Game actors defeat AI after 10-month battle that changed everything studios thought they knew about digital performers.

Europe’s AI Revolution: NVIDIA’s Bold 10X Growth Blueprint Challenges Status Quo

NVIDIA’s radical 10X AI expansion threatens Europe’s tech giants while traditional manufacturers scramble to adopt or die in the coming revolution.

One Sip Powers Billions: The Startling Truth About ChatGPT’s Water Footprint

Every ChatGPT email drinks a bottle of water while training AI guzzles millions of gallons – your queries fuel a hidden environmental crisis.

AI Romance Advisors: Why ChatGPT Is Sabotaging Your Love Life

Your AI girlfriend might be why you’re still single—and 25% of young adults think that’s perfectly fine.