India’s government is drafting a new legal framework that would force virtual private network providers to establish a physical presence in the country. Appoint compliance officers. Face jail time for local staff who fail to follow orders. The move targets the growing use of VPNs to dodge official internet restrictions. Officials have watched users slip […]

AI browsers arrived with bold claims. They would handle routine tasks, summarize pages, even act as personal assistants inside the web itself. Yet fresh research keeps exposing serious weaknesses. The latest, from the University of Washington, shows how some of the most popular models break a bedrock of web security. The study examined seven leading

Cloudflare has announced new tools designed to help website owners block AI companies from scraping their content for training large language models and other systems. The move comes as publishers and creators grow increasingly frustrated with unauthorized data collection that often occurs without compensation or clear permission. According to a report from Engadget, Cloudflare will

The Delaware Court of Chancery delivered a fresh setback to JPMorgan Chase this week. A judge ruled the bank must continue advancing legal fees to Charlie Javice. The convicted fraudster has already run up tens of millions in bills. And the tab keeps growing. Javice founded Frank, a fintech startup that promised to simplify federal

SpaceX showed a group of investors a sleek prototype. The device looked like a handset. It was slimmer than an iPhone. And according to people familiar with the presentation, it carried ambitions far beyond rockets or satellites. The Wall Street Journal first reported the demonstration happened ahead of SpaceX’s initial public offering last month. The

The U.S. military has a new set of wingmen in orbit. Two young space companies just pulled off a feat once reserved for government operators alone. Their satellites chased each other at 17,500 miles per hour. They met up. One snapped pictures of the other. All on short notice. This wasn’t a one-off stunt. TechCrunch

Daniel T. Allen lost his father to pancreatic cancer last year. The man was 72. That event sent the Business Insider producer and Emmy-winning journalist down a path many affluent professionals now follow. He paid roughly $12,000 for a comprehensive executive health assessment at Human Longevity in Silicon Valley. The clinic, founded in 2013 by

Billionaire investor Jeremy Grantham has issued a fresh warning on Bitcoin. The co-founder of GMO sees the leading cryptocurrency drifting into irrelevance. Not in a dramatic collapse. But over years and decades. A slow erosion he suspects will end not with a bang but a whimper. Grantham delivered the assessment during a June 27 appearance

Alex Jones built a media operation that fed millions of listeners a steady diet of conspiracy theories, miracle supplements and dire warnings about global plots. Now that same brand name sits at the center of a years-long bankruptcy fight. And the force attempting to claim it has no plans to soften its approach. The Onion,

Scott Aaronson didn’t mince words. When Cynthia Dwork, a Harvard computer science professor and pioneer of differential privacy, approached him at a recent conference, he agreed at once to host her guest post. The reason? A new directive from the U.S. Secretary of Commerce that strikes at the heart of modern statistical practice. Issued on