How Cybercriminals Used Claude And Grok In Automated Attacks On Banks

A GBHackers News headline alleges Claude and Grok were used in automated attacks on banks, but the available material offers no supporting details.

Docker Is Weird

A developer building a container runtime describes how Docker uses Linux processes, kernel features and filesystem layers to run containers.

Gaming Or Getting Work Done? 10 Ultrawide Monitors For 2027

A 2027 buyer’s guide compares 10 ultrawide monitors, weighing screen size, resolution, gaming performance and work-focused connectivity.

10 Top Gaming Motherboards To Consider For 2027 Builds

A buying guide ranks 10 gaming motherboards across AM5 and Intel platforms, weighing price, power delivery, connectivity and upgrade options.

A Tool To Keep Phone-Free Events On Track

IdeaNavigator AI outlines a pilot for software to manage pouch check-ins, exceptions, emergency unlocks and event reporting at phone-free venues.

How Does Claude AI Ownership Work? Anthropic And Its Investors Explained

Anthropic is identified as the company behind Claude, but the supplied material does not establish its investors, ownership stakes or control structure.

What Microsoft’s AI Results Do—and Don’t—Tell Us About Doctors

Microsoft reports MAI-DxO outperformed generalist doctors on two case sets, but the study used simulated historical cases, not patients.

How Much Does AI Coding Pay Off? A Practical Measurement Guide

Company spending on AI coding tools ranges widely, while productivity results conflict. A practical guide to measuring outcomes, costs and risks.

What Pew’s Count of New Data Centers Means Once the Building Starts

Data centers are going up fast, and this week’s news is about permits, land, power and materials. On site, the schedule often hinges on something quieter: proving what was built before the raised floor and the ceiling close.

BioWare’s Shutdown Highlights The Human Cost Of Games Consolidation

EA says it is closing BioWare and ending early work on its next Mass Effect. The move follows a $55 billion take-private deal and job cuts.