
As AI Infosec Woes Heighten, IBM Intros Autonomous Security Service
IBM unveiled its Autonomous Security service, an AI‑agent platform that scans software exposures and runtime environments to automatically identify and remediate vulnerabilities. The launch coincides with heightened concern over Anthropic's Mythos and OpenAI's GPT‑5.4‑Cyber models, which can uncover thousands of zero‑day flaws at machine speed. IBM also introduced a consulting‑driven assessment to map AI‑related security gaps and policy weaknesses across enterprises. Executives warn that while the technology promises faster defense, it also brings significant processing costs and demands specialized AI expertise to avoid drift.

Anthropic Mythos Prompting Calls for More Security Measures
Anthropic unveiled its cybersecurity‑focused large language model, Mythos, under Project Glasswing, granting limited access to select vendors and enterprises. The model can ingest code and automatically surface exploitable vulnerabilities, prompting warnings from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary...

Anthropic’s Glasswing Highlights AI’s Security Paradox
Anthropic unveiled Project Glasswing, an initiative that gives more than 40 leading tech firms early access to its Claude Mythos model for proactive vulnerability detection. The program is designed to identify, test and mitigate software flaws before they can be weaponized...

South Korean Chipmaker Partners with SKT, Arm for Sovereign AI
South Korean chipmaker Rebellions has teamed with SK Telecom and UK‑based Arm to build next‑generation AI inference systems that pair Arm’s newly designed data‑center CPU with Rebellions’ energy‑efficient AI chips. The joint solution will be tested in SK Telecom’s AI...

Anthropic’s Project Glasswing May Not Be Enough to Prevent Model Abuse
Anthropic launched Project Glasswing, a coalition with AWS, Apple, Nvidia, JPMorgan Chase and Palo Alto Networks, to protect critical software using its Claude Mythos preview model. Mythos can autonomously discover thousands of vulnerabilities across major operating systems and browsers, highlighting...

C3 AI Launches C3 Code for Businesses Seeking Domain Expertise
C3 AI unveiled C3 Code, an agentic coding platform that blends natural‑language development with its broader C3 Agentic AI suite. The tool offers pre‑built industry models for sectors such as manufacturing, energy, finance, defense, utilities, and healthcare, letting analysts and...

OpenAI Addresses AI's Effects and Poses Possible Answers in New Doc
OpenAI unveiled its "Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age," a document that frames AI’s impact on both consumers and enterprise workers. The proposal gives employees a formal voice in AI deployment, promotes a four‑day work week, and recommends raising corporate...

OPINION: Fast, Flexible AI Testing Is the Foundation of Strategic Leadership
Generative AI is outpacing traditional multi‑year planning cycles, forcing leaders to shift from static roadmaps to rapid experimentation. Wolfe recommends a dedicated, small AI testing team that isolates proof‑of‑concept work from daily operations, ensuring focus and speed. Clear accountability across...

Claude Subscribers Now Have to Pay to Use OpenClaw
Anthropic announced that Claude subscriptions will no longer include usage of third‑party tools like the open‑source OpenClaw framework, effective April 4. Subscribers must now purchase extra usage bundles—discounted up to 30%—or switch to a pay‑as‑you‑go Claude API model. The change sparked...

Under Pressure, LexisNexis Integrates Anthropic Legal AI
LexisNexis swiftly integrated Anthropic’s Claude legal plugin into its Protégé platform within weeks, leveraging early access and dedicated "tiger teams" to stay ahead of AI disruption. The company adopted a coopetition model, using Anthropic’s technology while relying on its century‑old...

Meta Ups Texas AI Data Center Investment From $1.5B to $10B
Meta has raised its El Paso AI data center budget from $1.5 billion to over $10 billion, targeting a one‑gigawatt power capacity and a 2028 launch. The expansion will boost permanent staff from roughly 100 to more than 300 and increase construction workers...

Wayve, Uber and Nissan Launch Robotaxi Pilot in Tokyo
Uber has signed a memorandum of understanding with Nissan and UK‑based AI firm Wayve to launch a robotaxi pilot in Tokyo, targeting operation by the end of 2026. The service will use Nissan’s Leaf equipped with Wayve’s end‑to‑end AI driver...

How a Nonprofit Transforms Data with Cloudera and AI
Rare Hope, a nonprofit focused on rare‑disease hypotheses, adopted Cloudera’s hybrid data‑and‑AI platform to turn unstructured research papers and medical images into structured insights. Using PySpark pipelines, the organization extracts disease‑drug correlations and feeds them to large language models for...

Building Resilience in the Age of AI
PagerDuty’s new report of 1,000 IT leaders shows that companies investing in AI resilience are outpacing peers in revenue growth. Nearly three‑quarters of surveyed firms increased resilience budgets, and in the U.K. and Ireland, resilient firms experience markedly higher ROI....

US Startup to Build South Korea’s Biggest AI Data Center
Reflection AI, a New York‑based startup founded by former DeepMind researchers, has signed an MOU with South Korea’s Shinsegae Group to construct the country’s largest AI‑dedicated data center. The facility will consume up to 250 MW of power, with investment likely...