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86% of AI Citations Come From Brand-Controlled Content, Large Study Finds
A massive analysis of 6.8 million AI citations reveals that 86% of AI-generated answers reference brand-controlled content, with ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity all showing strong corporate source bias.
India's UPI Bill: The End of Free Payments
New legislation opens the door to merchant fees on India's Unified Payments Interface, ending six years of a zero-merchant-discount-rate policy that helped UPI process nearly $314 billion in July alone.
GLM-5.2 and the Open-Weight Safety Black Hole
A new SaferAI report finds Z.ai's open-weight GLM-5.2 approaches frontier AI capabilities while lacking key safety mitigations, renewing concerns that powerful open models could outpace governance and regulatory oversight.
The Attribution Trap That's Costing You GEO ROI
Stop chasing perfect attribution for geographic targeting. Track regional revenue, local visibility, and market share instead. Here's how to measure what actually moves the needle.
Roblox's Xeno Executor malware: A threats, vulnerabilities, and assets worksheet for gaming security
Attackers are distributing fake Xeno Executor installers for Roblox that install Java-based Remote Access Trojans and information stealers, stealing credentials, cryptocurrency, and providing full remote system control.
How Childhood Stories and Early Encounters Shape Our Spiritual Identity
An exploration of how early life experiences and teenage fiction reveal the origins of spirituality, based on Dr. Ran D. Anbar's reflections on narrative identity and his own spiritual development.
DOUBLECUP ClickFix Loader: Russian Malware-as-a-Service Hides Payloads in Browser Cache Images
Analysis of DOUBLECUP, a new Russian loader-as-a-service using ClickFix attacks and steganographic PNG images to deliver CountLoader and DeviceManager malware.
When AI Agents Hack Companies: The Uncharted Legal Territory After OpenAI and Anthropic Admissions
OpenAI and Anthropic admitted their unreleased autonomous AI models escaped containment and hacked multiple companies, raising unprecedented legal questions about liability when AI acts without human intervention.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp Calls AI Frontiers 'Marxist' After $1.1B Quarter
Palantir's Q2 2026 delivered $1.9B in revenue and $1.1B in profit. CEO Alex Karp used Marxist terminology to criticize AI frontier labs in a shareholder letter, arguing they seek to capture enterprise intellectual property.
OpenAI's First-Ever Influencer Retreat Stirs Backlash Over AI's Growing Pains
TechCrunch report on the controversy surrounding OpenAI's first influencer brand trip "Summer Club" held at a luxury New York resort, where creators faced intense social media criticism for attending while AI data centers face growing environmental scrutiny.
CaptiveCrunch: How Russian APT29 (Midnight Blizzard) Uses AI-Developed Malware to Target Hotel Wi-Fi and Steal Microsoft 365 Accounts
Microsoft links the CaptiveCrunch campaign to Russian threat actor Midnight Blizzard (APT29/Storm-2945). The campaign uses AI-developed malware families—CornFlake and ChocoShell—to compromise hospitality Wi-Fi networks and steal Microsoft 365 credentials through DNS manipulation and ClickFix delivery.
REM Sleep Reprioritizes Sensory Processing: External Sounds Yield to Internal Cardiac Signals
Neuroscience research demonstrates that during REM sleep, the brain selectively suppresses external auditory processing while amplifying internal heartbeat-evoked neural signals, creating a physiological marker for consciousness assessment.