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Google’s AI-in-Space Experiment: Reading Between The Haiku’s Lines
A Google-Planet satellite has returned a Gemma 4 haiku from orbit, testing one step toward solar-powered AI computing in space.
Getting Started With AI Automation Network Security In 2026
A 2026 checklist names network-security hardware picks and advises checking compatibility, capacity, installation and backup needs before buying.
What A Claude Extension Attack Reveals About AI Supply Chains
A WIRED headline reports malicious Claude extensions on thousands of devices, but the attack’s scope, method and user impact remain unverified.
Reddit’s Login Push: Why AI Search Is In The Picture
Reddit plans login-restriction tests outside the U.S. after search referrals fell, but has not said when or where prompts will appear.
AI Agents Are Shopping On DoorDash, But The Numbers Are Modest
DoorDash CEO Tony Xu said third-party AI agents have generated several hundred orders in total, compared with 993 million orders in the third quarter.
From Firefox Fixes To Working Attacks: Understanding Epoch AI’s AI Demo
Epoch AI says GLM 5.3 built attacks against six Firefox releases using public patch information. Mozilla fixed a separate flaw in Firefox 159.
Inside The PHP2Shell Chain: How 25 Palo Alto Servers Were Taken Over
Dream reports 24 PAN-OS firewalls and an internal management server were compromised using PHP2Shell and a Linux kernel flaw.
OpenAI Changes ChatGPT Pro: Limits Go Up, Pro 200 Goes Away
OpenAI doubled Work and Codex allowances on Pro 100 and Pro 500, restored Pro 200’s higher allowance and left some ChatGPT limits unchanged.
Is A New Agent Economy Taking Shape? Four AI Deals Suggest Where To Look
Deals involving Deepgram, Mintive, Dream and Meta point to investment in voice, agent identity, building design and personalized consumer AI.