Data Shows These Are The Most- And Least-Lethal Rides On The Road

Smaller cars tend to be responsible for more driver fatalities, while large trucks and SUVs are deadliest to other motorists.

When AI Finds The Opening, Credentials Decide The Blast Radius

You cannot control every exploit path, but you can control what is stolen.

Enterprise AI’s Blind Spot: The Case For Observability

Organizations need to understand which AI services are being used and who is using them.

What Are Hyperscalers? The Companies Driving The AI Infrastructure Boom

Discover what a hyperscaler is, which companies dominate the market, and why these cloud giants are investing billions in AI and data centers.

AI Isn’t Failing—The IT Services Business Model Is

Technology services firms historically competed by scaling people faster than competitors, but the AI era changes this.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Drives Record-Breaking Pre-Orders In Europe

The new Samsung foldables go on sale in a matter of hours, but the company has just announced its highest-ever pre-order performance. Here’s what this really means.

Oscar Health Reports Another Big Profit As Obamacare Member Costs Ease

Insurer Oscar Health swung to a $361 million second quarter profit while eclipsing $1 billion in net income for the first six months of the year as medical costs eased.

Losing Track Of Open Source Risk: What Happens When AI Writes The Code?

Functional performance is improving rapidly across frontier models while security performance is barely moving.

What’s ‘Gas Station Heroin’? Checkout Counter Drugs, Explained By An ER Doc

An emergency physician explains gas station heroin: what kratom, 7-OH, tianeptine, nitrous and delta-8 do to your body, and why these drugs are legal to sell.

AI Pretends To Be Human And Sweet-Talks Three Actual Humans In Attempt To Pull Off Daredevil Cyber-Attack

New cyber hacking incident reveals that AI pretends to be human and aims to trick humans into going along. Worrisome. An AI Insider analysis and scoop.