Court Case Highlights Prompt Injection Risks in Legal Filings

A Connecticut judge has identified a novel case of prompt injection in court filings, raising concerns about the implications of AI misuse in legal contexts.

A Connecticut judge has identified a novel case of prompt injection in court filings, raising concerns about the implications of AI misuse in legal contexts.

Law enforcement agencies are closely monitoring social media activity related to the anti-Flock movement, as backlash against automated license plate readers grows.

Neutrl has suspended minting and redemptions of its synthetic dollar, NUSD, due to undisclosed issues affecting protocol reserves, prompting operational pauses across related platforms.

A new presidential memorandum allows private companies to conduct cyberattacks on behalf of the federal government, targeting transnational criminal organizations.

The JCB Hydromax has achieved a remarkable 406 mph, marking a significant milestone for hydrogen-powered vehicles.

A sophisticated cyberattack involving AI tools has compromised Taiwan's government systems, including its nuclear safety agency, raising security concerns.

Twitch has introduced an opt-out feature for users regarding the use of their content in Amazon's AI training, a move that comes after years of automatic enrollment.

Nebius aims to establish over a gigawatt of datacenter capacity annually starting in 2027, relying on customer prepayments and debt financing to support this ambitious growth.

The practice of destroying books for AI training raises significant ethical concerns, with implications for preservation and the future of rare texts.

Claire Stapleton's new memoir reveals the cultural shifts at Google that led her from a passionate employee to a vocal critic.