I reviewed every US state for AI legislation changes since April. Connecticut enacted comprehensive AI law. Colorado replaced its original act. Minnesota banned nudification tech. Virginia signed an AI safety verification framework. Five new states added. The full 50-state report is available now.
Meta built a leaderboard ranking 85,000 employees by token consumption. Amazon pressured 80% weekly AI usage targets. Uber burned its entire 2026 AI budget in 4 months. All three have now scrapped their leaderboards. The best engineers never needed them. They code with intent, not volume.
Anthropic's Mythos found 23,019 vulnerabilities across 1,000+ open source projects. Only 97 have been patched. Maintainers are begging them to slow down. The 90-day disclosure clock is ticking. This is simultaneously the best and worst thing to happen to open source security.
80% of AI projects fail to deliver value. Enterprises spent $684B on AI in 2025 and $547B produced zero results. API costs dropped 12x. Open source jumped from 23% to 67% enterprise adoption. The build vs buy equation has completely changed. Here is the honest framework for 2026.
In May 2026, South Africa was hit by three simultaneous cyber campaigns: hacktivist data theft retaliating for xenophobic violence, DDoS extortion peaking at 1 Tbps against hosting providers, and ongoing ransomware targeting government agencies. SITA denies everything. Zero arrests have been made. Here is the full teardown.
TeamPCP breached GitHub itself through a poisoned VS Code extension. 3,800 internal repositories accessed. Copilot, Actions, CodeQL, Dependabot source code exposed. The repos are now for sale on BreachForums.
A self-propagating supply chain worm called Mini Shai-Hulud compromised TanStack, Mistral AI, UiPath, and 170+ npm/PyPI packages in hours. Then Nx Console got hijacked on the VS Code Marketplace. Here is what happened, what got stolen, and exactly how to check if you are affected.
Pwn2Own Berlin 2026 paid $1.3 million for 47 zero-days in three days. AI coding tools got hacked on stage. Then the contest ran out of room and rejected hackers started dumping exploits publicly. A full teardown of the biggest hacking contest ever held.
A company-by-company teardown of every major AI-driven layoff in 2026. The numbers, the narratives, the ones that backfired, and what nobody in the C-suite wants to say out loud.
Google killed Chromebooks, launched Googlebooks, merged Android and ChromeOS, and embedded an AI cursor that watches everything on your screen. All in one event.
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