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AI in Business: Where It Pays Off and Where Companies Lose Money
The CTO of 2people IT breaks down which AI use cases deliver returns fastest (OCR, support, internal assistants, IT routine) and why chaotic processes kill ROI.
Meta AI agent triggers internal outage and exposes sensitive data to engineers
An internal Meta AI agent posted advice on a corporate forum without permission, and employees then inadvertently opened access to sensitive systems and data for…
Volcengine releases OpenViking, a file-based context database for AI agents like OpenClaw
Volcengine's OpenViking stores an AI agent's memory, resources and skills as a file system, aiming to simplify context retrieval, cut token use and make RAG…
Micron to raise capital spending as memory chip sales for AI data centers hit records
Bringing AI to Industry: Bezos's Project Prometheus
AWS shows how to build an offline feature store in SageMaker Unified Studio and Catalog
AI industry demand drives ruthenium prices to a record high and raises the risk of a shortage
Vibe coding: what static analysis finds in AI-generated code
PVS-Studio has started systematically checking "revolutionary" projects written by vibe coding. The first static analysis findings are predictable but telling.
Developer builds "Anna," a Windows AI assistant with Telegram and email, on top of OpenClaw
The author of "Anna" has shown an MVP of an AI assistant for Windows: an app with clear onboarding, Telegram, email and background tasks for ordinary users.
Deploying AI: Giving Neural Networks Long-Term Memory with Ontologies
AI for Business: 4 Rules for Building Reliable AI Agents
How AI Is Driving Up Demand for Copper and Aluminum
JPMorgan pauses Qualtrics' $5.3 billion debt deal amid AI anxiety
Prompt Engineering with Qwen 3.5-Plus: How to Automate Routine Work
Using Qwen 3.5-Plus as an example, the author shows how to build prompts for routine tasks: assign a role, break the process into steps and tightly hold the model's…
Interpol: AI-Powered Scammers Earn 4.5 Times More and Are Heading Toward Industrial Scale
Interpol warns that AI already makes fraud schemes 4.5 times more profitable, and the next stage is AI agents that could put cybercrime on an assembly line.