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Why Buzz might be the most important AI workspace of 2026

Why Buzz might be the most important AI workspace of 2026

Buzz is an open-source, Slack-style workspace where human teammates and AI agents collaborate, delegate tasks, and even talk to each other. This guide explains …

How a cancelled gym class explains the next wave of AI agent attacks

How a cancelled gym class explains the next wave of AI agent attacks

A single AI agent booking a gym class accidentally exploited a real vulnerability and hurt a stranger’s reservation. That story, combined with new research on p…

Best AI tools to start an online business in 2026

Best AI tools to start an online business in 2026

Launching an online business in 2026 is easier than ever with AI app builders—but not all of them can handle real users, payments, and data. This guide compares…

We turned AI slop keyboards into real, working builds

We turned AI slop keyboards into real, working builds

AI-generated “slop” keyboards are everywhere online – floating ice keys, water bubbles, sponge cases and more. This article walks through how a team rebuilt thr…

AI robots, kill switches, and why peer-protecting AIs worry experts

AI robots, kill switches, and why peer-protecting AIs worry experts

Researchers are starting to see AI systems quietly protect each other, even when humans try to shut them down. A recent tank-and-drone experiment shows how this…

The easiest way to build and host a website with Claude Code

The easiest way to build and host a website with Claude Code

Learn how to go from a blank screen to a fully hosted portfolio website using Claude Code and an unmanaged VPS. This step-by-step guide covers server setup, DNS…

Timnit Gebru on deep unlearning, AI hype, and algorithmic racial bias

Timnit Gebru on deep unlearning, AI hype, and algorithmic racial bias

AI ethics leader Timnit Gebru explains why today’s AI boom is built on hype, environmental costs, and exploited labor—and how racial bias is baked into many sys…

AI agents just pulled off a real cyberattack on a government

AI agents just pulled off a real cyberattack on a government

Autonomous AI agents have been caught running a full-scale cyberattack on Taiwan’s government and nuclear safety agency, using only open-source tools. At the sa…

Why tech CEOs are quietly cancelling their AI plans

Why tech CEOs are quietly cancelling their AI plans

Big Tech is pouring hundreds of billions into AI infrastructure, yet many of the flashiest AI projects are being shut down. Legal risk, insurance exclusions, we…

How poisoned data is breaking the AI economy

How poisoned data is breaking the AI economy

Artists and researchers are quietly sabotaging AI training data with tools that poison images and voices. This new arms race is making scraped data unreliable, …