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As organizations head into 2026, technology leaders face mounting pressure to align cybersecurity strategy with measurable business performance. Recent findings from LevelBlue reveal a widening gap between awareness of emerging threats and actual preparedness. According to the report available at LevelBlue, 51 percent of chief information officers anticipate an AI-powered attack within the next year,

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella delivered a blunt message this week. Powerful artificial intelligence must serve humanity. It must stay under human control. Anything less isn’t worth the effort. The comments came as the industry grapples with escalating fears over superintelligent systems. Some researchers warn of existential risks. Others push for faster progress. Nadella cut through

Sam Altman doesn’t shy away from the dread. In recent days the OpenAI chief executive has acknowledged that ordinary people have every reason to worry about artificial intelligence’s growing grip on society. Yet he pairs that admission with an unshakable belief that the same technology holds unmatched promise for human advancement. The contrast captures the

Arabica futures tumbled below $3 a pound this month. The drop marks a sharp reversal from peaks above $3.50 reached in July. Heavy rains across Brazil have sped up the harvest. Exports from the country hit records in August. And exchange stocks, once feared critically low, now face an imminent refill. Traders plan to deliver

Apple has quietly updated the backend systems powering its Wallet app. The change signals that three additional automakers will soon let drivers ditch their physical fobs for an iPhone or Apple Watch. The discovery, first spotted by developer and MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris on X, points to Lincoln, Lucid Motors and China’s Freelander. None of

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has barely begun its million-mile trek to the second Sun-Earth Lagrange point. Yet NASA already knows the observatory will outlast its original plan by a wide margin. Engineers now project at least 22 years of science operations. That figure more than doubles the conservative 10-year target set before launch.

California diesel prices have shattered records. The statewide average climbed to $8.21 a gallon this week. That’s according to the latest data from AAA. Nationally, the figure crossed $6.28 for the first time ever. Some pumps in the Bay Area and San Diego now flash $9.99. Digital displays simply can’t go higher. Truckers watch their

Microsoft has updated its code of conduct for developers working with its artificial intelligence models, a move that reflects growing concerns about responsible AI deployment across the technology sector. The changes, detailed in a recent Barron’s article, come as the company faces increased scrutiny over how its tools are used in real-world applications. The revised

Target is handing its store employees a stylish upgrade. The retailer announced Tuesday it will offer them an exclusive 16-piece apparel collection designed by Isaac Mizrahi. The items, all in the company’s trademark bull’s-eye red known as Pantone 186, start at $10 before discounts. They become available October 5. Call it Collection 186. The name

Airports test patience daily. Long lines. Confusing rules. Questions that pile up. The Transportation Security Administration now turns to an artificial intelligence agent named Ace to ease some of that friction. Built by Salesforce on its Government Cloud, Ace went live during the peak summer travel period. It fields routine inquiries about liquids in carry-ons,