Does Google’s Haiku-Writing Satellite Change How We Think About Space AI?

A Google TPU in a prototype satellite generated a haiku in orbit, testing one small step in the company’s plan for space-based AI computing.

7 Best Portable Card Readers for Events in 2027

Compare seven portable card readers for events, from standalone terminals to phone-connected readers, and find the right fit for your setup.

A Closer Look At Malicious Claude Extensions And The Supply Chain Attack

A WIRED headline reports a supply chain attack involving Claude extensions on thousands of devices, but key details and the scale remain unverified.

Amazon Wins 59% Of AI-Assisted Purchases As Checkout Becomes The Prize

PYMNTS Intelligence says Amazon received 59% of consumers’ most recent AI-assisted purchases, despite AI tools taking a larger role in product research.

The AI Search Shift Behind Reddit’s Login Wall

Reddit plans login tests outside the U.S. in late 2026 after search referrals fell. The company has not set a date for global restrictions.

AI At Checkout: DoorDash’s Orders Put Agent Shopping In Perspective

DoorDash CEO Tony Xu said third-party AI agents have generated several hundred orders in total, against 993 million orders in the third quarter.

Proton’s AI Push: Sorting Confirmed Information From Speculation

Proton confirmed it is pushing staff to use AI faster. A report on internal messages raises questions about code review, testing and security.

How One Hacker Could Use AI Agents To Scale Website Attacks

Reuters and NorForge report that an operator used Cairn AI agents to probe more than 1,200 sites and breach websites at over 100 companies.

Who Pays For AI’s Data Center Boom? The Money Trail Explained

Big Tech’s data center spending reached about $202 billion in one quarter. Debt, leases and investors are helping fund the AI build-out.