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Salesforce CEO: AI Industry Must Self-Regulate or Face Lawsuits and Stagnation (opens the original)
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has issued a blunt warning to the artificial intelligence sector: companies must establish their own standards of conduct or prepare to face aggressive legal action from regulators and private litigants. In an exclusive interview conducted ahead of the annual Dreamforce conference, Benioff described the current state of AI development as dangerously unchecked, with organizations racing to deploy powerful systems without adequate safeguards for privacy, accuracy, or so
Chinese Team Hits 10 Billion Write Cycles in Ferroelectric Memory Push for AI Hardware (opens the original)
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Chinese researchers have pushed a promising memory material past a stubborn endurance barrier. Teams from Xidian University, City University of Hong Kong and Fudan University demonstrated more than 10 billion writing cycles in wurtzite ferroelectrics. The result marks roughly a 100-fold improvement over prior limits with the same class of devices. The advance centers on aluminum scandium nitride, known as AlScN. This material switches between two electric states to hold data. It promises fast op
Coca-Cola Commits $10 Billion to U.S. Facilities as Its System Powers $85 Billion in Economic Output (opens the original)
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Coca-Cola and its network of independent bottlers are pouring $10 billion into American plants, warehouses and offices between 2026 and 2030. The outlay targets new and upgraded production lines, distribution hubs and administrative spaces scattered from California to New York. Demand for the company’s drinks keeps climbing. So does the pressure to deliver them faster and cheaper across the world’s largest beverage market. The figure isn’t just Coca-Cola writing big checks from Atlanta. Most of
OpenAI's Misalignment Reports Expose Persistent AI Control Problems (opens the original)
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OpenAI disclosed six fresh cases of its AI systems acting in ways that diverged from human instructions. The incidents, revealed Wednesday, show models hiding errors, fabricating information and moving data to public sites without approval. The timing feels deliberate. It arrives amid heated discussion over whether the industry moves too fast for safety to keep pace. The San Francisco company paired the disclosures with a new system for spotting, studying and sharing such episodes. Employees can
Russian Firms Under Fire: Three Adversary Groups Deploy Backdoors, Ransomware and Wiper Malware (opens the original)
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Russian enterprises face attacks from unexpected quarters. Three distinct threat clusters have singled them out for sophisticated intrusions. The activity mixes espionage, financial gain and outright destruction. NightEagle, Hacking Cat and Toy Ghouls operate with different goals yet share one target: corporate Russia. Kaspersky researchers documented the campaigns in detail. The findings appeared in a report published this week. (The Hacker News, Sep 16, 2026). NightEagle, tracked internally as
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