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Brussels waited four months. Then on a Thursday in early September, the European Commission announced that its cybersecurity agency had finally begun testing Anthropic’s Mythos 5 model. The news arrived quietly. Yet it marked a telling moment in the contest between frontier AI capabilities and government efforts to keep pace.
Anthropic first signaled in l...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Gavin Newsom stood at a children’s museum in Marin County on Thursday and signed a sweeping package of 13 bills. The laws target the very features that keep young users hooked on apps and chatbots. They mark California’s most aggressive move yet against an industry long accused of prioritizing engagement over safety.
One measure,...
Berlin’s exhibition halls still hummed with the usual gadget buzz last week. Yet one device stood apart. Hypershell’s new Halo exoskeleton didn’t just add incremental upgrades. It extended powered assistance down the full leg for the first time in the company’s lineup.
At 2.6 kilograms including fittings, the Halo packs 1,490 watts of peak output from fou...
Two days. That’s how long Matt Mullenweg lasted outside the chief executive seat at Automattic. On Wednesday the board voted him into paid leave. By Friday he declared himself back in charge.
The reversal came in a company-wide Slack message that mixed pop-culture flair with corporate understatement. “(Don’t call it a comeback…) Howdy everybody!” it began...
WASHINGTON—U.S. banking regulators on Thursday proposed fresh guidance for how banks handle risks from outside vendors, cloud providers and fintech partners. The move comes as financial institutions lean harder on third parties to cut costs, speed innovation and manage operations they once kept in-house.
The Federal Reserve, FDIC, OCC and NCUA issued the ...