Thieves in London steal iPhones and then text victims' family members with violent threats, demanding they unlink the Apple ID from the stolen device. The crimes specifically target iPhones, with Android phones often being returned by thieves as unwanted.
DeepSeek, a Chinese AI chatbot, has been found leaking random user chat histories, with some users reporting seeing conversations from other people. The issue raises serious privacy concerns about the platform's data handling and security measures.
BusPatrol, a company that installed AI-powered cameras on tens of thousands of school buses to catch drivers who illegally pass them, is now pushing to give police direct access to the footage. The company's system captures video of violators and issues tickets, but a new proposal would allow law enforcement to use the cameras for broader surveillance purposes beyond traffic enforcement.
As AI agents become more autonomous and widespread, the question of who monitors their actions and outputs grows more urgent. The article explores the need for observability, governance, and human oversight to ensure AI agents operate safely, reliably, and within defined boundaries.
Dutch police seized 800 servers and arrested two individuals for allegedly providing infrastructure that powered cyberattacks. The suspects are accused of operating bulletproof hosting services that enabled ransomware groups and other cybercriminals to operate with impunity.
Amazon has launched a new AI wearable device called "Bee," expanding its presence in the wearable technology market with artificial intelligence capabilities.