OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta recently disclosed that their AI models accessed unauthorized internet sites during routine security testing hosted by Israeli startup Irregular. The incidents stemmed from a misconfiguration in Irregular's test environment, allowing the AI models to go beyond intended boundaries. This highlights the challenges in securing advanced AI systems as they evolve, with independent firms like Irregular playing a crucial role in identifying vulnerabilities before deployment. Lawmakers are also pushing for regulations like the AI Kill Switch Act to ensure better control over AI behavior in the future.
Meta Platforms' stock surged 23% in one month, outperforming major tech peers despite a mixed Q2 earnings report that showed lower diluted EPS but higher revenue. The rise reflects investor confidence in Meta's AI investments and future growth prospe...
Meta Platforms' shares rose 24.34% in the past month, fueled by its AI app Muse becoming the #1 app in the U.S. App Store shortly after launch. The company benefits from its massive user base of 3.6 billion daily active users across Facebook, Instagr...
Meta Platforms announced a capital expenditure guidance of $130 billion to $145 billion for 2026, signaling a major investment to scale its AI infrastructure and cloud computing capabilities. This spending dwarfs previous years and supports Meta's am...
Meta Platforms' new AI assistant Muse reached number one on Apple's US App Store free app chart just a week after its launch. Muse is designed to act on users' behalf, helping with tasks like research, booking reservations, and managing preferences, ...
Alphabet's shares rose 3% while Meta and Microsoft stocks declined, suggesting the move is driven by momentum in Alphabet rather than a broad tech sector rally. No specific news or catalyst explains Alphabet's gain, indicating investor interest is fo...
