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It’s one of AI policy’s hardest unsolved problems. Expert Deb Raji joins Stanford HAI to find answers that move beyond principles and into practice.

Project-management vendors have years of task histories and decisions sitting in their systems; now they’re giving that information to AI agents. Now vendors entering the context graph fight have to prove they’re handling permissions, accountability, and portability properly.

India’s cybersecurity market continues to grow, with information security spending forecast to reach USD 3.4 billion in 2026.

AI news changes weekly, so readers need a few trusted magazines instead of a long list.

Crypto wallet addresses allow users to send and receive digital assets across blockchain networks. Each address acts as a public identifier linked to cryptocurrency holdings. However, Bitcoin and Ethereum use different address formats, making network compatibility and transaction verification important when transferring funds.

Researchers in South Korea have developed a semiconductor manufacturing technique that controls where individual crystals form with more than 99% success across 400 patterned growth regions, potentially helping manufacturers build vertically stacked computing chips.The technique allows researchers to grow a single crystal of molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂), a semiconductor only a few atomic layers thick, at…

Yale researchers have found a way to make flowing fluids remember what happened before, using tiny flexible fibers that change shape under pressure. The discovery could help engineers develop soft robots that process information without conventional electronic controllers.The idea turns a familiar engineering problem on its head. Most fluid systems respond to the conditions they…

In most factories, automation is fixed: robots and machines are programmed for one specific task and product. Changing a line means reprogramming and physical retooling, or swapping out equipment, which can take weeks or months. San Francisco-based Industrial Next says it’s changing that.

Cerebras Systems CEO and co-founder Andrew Feldman believes we’re nearing a future where everyone will have an AI appliance in their own home.

Cerebras Systems CEO and co-founder Andrew Feldman thinks the AI doomer narrative isn’t doing the industry any favors. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, the AI chipmaker exec quipped that “some of the leaders in the AI world maybe shouldn’t be allowed to talk in public.”