Anthropic's AI model Mythos was able to identify vulnerabilities in highly secure US government systems within hours during tests by US intelligence agencies. This rapid detection has raised serious security concerns, leading the Trump administration to impose export controls on Mythos and a related model, Fable. Anthropic temporarily took the models offline to comply with these restrictions while working to address government concerns. The situation highlights the growing role of advanced AI in cybersecurity and the tensions between innovation and national security. Talks between Anthropic and the US government are ongoing to find a permanent solution.
Amazon's Prime Day 2026, running from June 23 to June 26, is driving significant online retail sales globally, with many retailers offering deep discounts to compete. This surge benefits the Amplify Online Retail ETF (IBUY), which invests broadly acr...
Arm Holdings is expanding from licensing chip designs to selling complete processors, aiming to capitalize on the growing importance of CPUs in AI infrastructure. SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son predicts Arm's market value could increase tenfold to $4 tri...
Zoox, owned by Amazon, has updated its electric autonomous robotaxi with improved interior comfort, enhanced communication features, and design tweaks based on rider feedback. The vehicle retains its unique bidirectional driving and sensor suite but ...
Amazon's Zoox revealed an upgraded version of its toaster-shaped driverless robotaxi, featuring more comfortable seats, headrests, and improved interior design to help riders spot forgotten items. The vehicle's bidirectional reflectors have been enla...
Flipkart has established a network of 1,000 micro-fulfillment centers across India less than two years after launching its Minutes quick-commerce service, with plans to expand to 1,500 centers by the end of 2026. These small warehouses enable deliver...
