Month: August 2026
The ‘poison AI’ movement wants to corrupt ChatGPT and Gemini to make them useless — but it comes with a huge risk of collateral damage
AI has acquired an unusual new enemy. A growing AI data poisoning online movement wants to attack the models themselves. The goal is simple enough on paper — feed future AI systems bad information, misleading data, or deliberately corrupted material until they become less useful. If future versions of ChatGPT,…
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Apple increases trade-in offers and adds new Android devices
Apple bumped up its trade-in offers for iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, and certain Android phones, with some devices now worth over $100 more, 9to5Mac reports. The Mac Studio’s trade-in value increased the most, going up by $260. While some devices’ offers are unchanged, most got an increase of around…
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I spent three hours with Onimusha: Way of the Sword — and its spectacular sword action has me more convinced than ever that Capcom can’t miss
A new entry in Capcom’s cult-classic Onimusha franchise has been a long time coming, and there was no better time than now for its resurgence, during the developer’s largely successful RE Engine era. So far, it seems that the resurgence will pay off extremely well: I spent three hours with…
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The $28,350 Fathom is Ford’s first midsize electric truck
Ford's first midsize electric truck has a name and a price, but we’re still waiting for a proper design reveal. Source
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SoftBank donated $50 million to Trump’s library months before federal data center deal
SoftBank contributed $50 million to the Trump Presidential Library in January, just months before announcing that it’s leasing land from the federal government to build a sprawling data center in Ohio. The Japanese company revealed the timing in response to a June letter from Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), Sen. Richard…
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Security’s AI advantage will go to the organizations already built for accountability
The enterprise race to scale AI operations is in full swing – both from a deployment and security perspective. While conventional wisdom suggests that the teams who deploy the models first get the edge, it’s the wrong approach for enterprises. For nefarious actors, speed is the name of the game.…
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