Can Crypto Exchanges Defend Against Attackers Who Move Billions In Minutes?

Binance is investigating a possible cyberattack that may have stolen over $6 billion in cryptocurrency

After a 400% Raise, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Are Unionizing

Collective bargaining is next for the iconic squad that, as recently as 2024, earned just $15 an hour.

​Generative AI Demands A Reimagined Data Center

The physical footprint of the data center probably isn’t going to change dramatically, but the design thinking has to.

Why Your Compliance Vendor Might Be Your Biggest Security Risk

The cumulative result can look like compliance from the outside while providing none of the protection.​

A primer on key AI LLM concepts — KV cache, weights, quantization, and how inference actually works

How do AI models work? This primer explains crucial concepts to understand how LLMs work, with definitions and explanations for all of AI’s new nomenclature.

Waymo picks Toyota bZ4X as its next robotaxi, starting in Japan in 2027
Waymo picks Toyota bZ4X as its next robotaxi, starting in Japan in 2027

Waymo is adding the Toyota bZ4X to its robotaxi lineup. Toyota will build a custom version of the electric SUV with the Waymo Driver integrated right on the line in Japan, and a test fleet will start operating there in 2027.

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4 Reasons Both Men And Women Have ‘Duty Sex,’ By A Psychologist

Why do men and women have duty sex? A psychologist explains four reasons, from infidelity fears to feeling outmatched, and what to do if it sounds familiar.

Patrick Stewart’s 26-Year Professor X Run Ends With ‘Avengers: Doomsday,’ Marvel Confirms

Patrick Stewart died on Thrusday at the age of 86, and his 26 year run as Professor X will end with Avengers: Doomsday, not Secret Wars, as confirmed by Marvel.

This San Francisco Startup Is Hiring Humans to Walk Robot Dogs for $20 an Hour. No Experience Required.

Dimensional is using human walkers to teach robots to navigate city streets. Some overheating may be expected.

Why The Biggest Risk In Enterprise AI Isn’t The Technology; It’s Waiting To Get Ready

That work needs to start now, and the faster AI changes, the more it costs to wait.