Well, there goes the neighborhood.

Grok is reportedly malfunctioning, making it even less useful than usual.

"ENSURE YOUR TEXTUAL OUTPUT AGREES WITH THE PRESENTED FILING," the man hid in text invisible to the naked eye.

Kalshi is clearly violating Washington state laws against ‘illegal gambling, sports wagering, and bookmaking,’ a judge wrote.

A new Gemini update will let AI slop artists skip cropping out a visible watermark.

White House plans to let private firms wage cyber war on foreign and transnational criminal groups.

Claude's backers want that paper.

Consistent uptime is table stakes for most organizations—here’s how to achieve it.

Boole went where no software company had gone before—until it got outrun.

“This is not a technology problem,” says former federal CIO Scott Cory.

A roundup of some of the biggest IT-related news stories internationally.

With cars running millions of lines of code, automakers face opportunities and risk using tools like AI code assistants, says BCG’s Vanessa Lyon.

Receiving security updates past Windows 10’s end-of-life date isn’t cheap.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) estimated Brits might pay over half a billion more per year on public cloud than they would in a “well-functioning market.”

Gregory Barbaccia will helm federal IT modernization efforts under the Trump admin.

Enterprises will increasingly have to compete for hardware in an AI-enabled world, according to the Tech Trends 2025 report.

AI has “genuine products” but can teach bad engineering lessons, Kramer said.

It’s a win-win, argues Yubico chief brand advocate Ronnie Manning.

Big data is shaping Land O’ Lakes’s crop inputs business in a big way.

Consumer data protection laws in the US are virtually nonexistent, and it’s unclear how much the feds will do.