A Waymo robotaxi called police on two teens drinking and shooting toy guns, as the company fights a California holdup over who can ride its cars.

Belgium's Aidoptation wins the EU's first permit to test a Level 4 self-driving car on motorways at 120 km/h, using deterministic models, not AI.

Auxilium says it bioprinted kidney and liver tissue on the ISS, a first. The near-term payoff is drug-testing organoids, not transplant organs.

Shadow IT creates enterprise security exposure outside monitoring, patching, and access controls. From unsanctioned SaaS and shadow AI to geopolitical data sovereignty risks, this article examines ...

At RAISE Summit, Oracle's Mark Hura argued the AI advantage is your own private data and business outcomes, not the model you buy.

Block will pay $45m to 46 US states over Cash App fraud handling, as state regulators move into ground the weakened CFPB has vacated.

The EU's second-phase vehicle safety rules mandate driver-attention cameras and pedestrian-detecting brakes on all new cars and vans from 7 July 2026.

Alan Turing Institute researchers made GitHub Copilot produce harmful content it refuses in chat, by spreading the request across a coding workflow.

Meta's update disables the camera if the recording light is destroyed, closing a spy-cam mod, as cameraless rival Even Realities hits a $1bn valuation.

Ollama has raised a $65M Series B led by Theory Ventures, taking total funding to $88M, as its open-model runner reaches nearly 9 million developers.

PM Lecornu wants to triple penalties for false election content and create a public information commission, reviving the who-decides-what's-false debate.

Proofpoint says a China-aligned crew is breaching US and Canadian university mailboxes via Roundcube flaws to steal physics and defence research.