Bug Bounty Research Triggers ServiceNow Security Alert
ServiceNow warned customers of a security issue that could let an unauthenticated user query instance tables, then clarified the activity stemmed from bug‑bounty research submitted on June 3‑4 and June 7, 2026. The company patched the endpoint on June 5, limiting access to authenticated users, and applied the update to hosted instances. Impact was confined to customers on the Australia release or with legacy configurations, and ServiceNow confirmed no data was retained. A public notice now attributes the alerts to legitimate security researchers.
AI Note-Taking in the Boardroom (Don’t Do It)
AI note‑taking tools are proliferating, but their use in board and committee meetings poses significant risks. Confidentiality, fiduciary duties, and potential attorney‑client privilege breaches make cloud‑based transcription vulnerable to data leaks. Moreover, AI can misinterpret nuanced dialogue, create overly detailed...
Scientists Were Excited About a Blood Test for Many Cancers — but It Failed a Big Trial. Here's What to...
Scientists tested GRAIL's Galleri multi‑cancer early detection (MCED) blood test in a 142,000‑person UK trial, but it failed to meet its primary goal of reducing late‑stage cancer diagnoses. The three‑year study used annual blood draws to screen for 12 cancer...
Looking for Signs of Intelligence in Chatbots
Researchers led by Hector Zenil at King's College London introduced a new benchmark to assess artificial superintelligence, testing large language models (LLMs) on abstraction, inverse problem‑solving, and short‑sequence prediction. The study, published in Nature Communications, found that newer LLM versions...
Adidas Offers Ecommerce-as-a-Service (EaaS) Featuring AI Agents
Adidas announced an ecommerce‑as‑a‑service (EaaS) offering, debuting with an Audi F1 store built on Salesforce technology. The rollout, completed in eight weeks, unlocked a business opportunity exceeding $100 million. AI agents powered by Salesforce’s Agentforce handle merchandising, search ranking and returns,...
Anthropic CEO Calls for FAA-Style Regulation of Powerful AI Models: What Enterprises Should Know
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei released an essay urging U.S. regulators to treat frontier AI models like commercial aircraft, proposing FAA‑style testing and deployment holds. The company simultaneously unveiled an Advanced AI Framework for catastrophic risk and an Economic Policy Framework...
Our Drinking Water Systems Are More Connected than Ever, and More Exposed to Risks
GAO Director Dave Hinchman warns that U.S. drinking water systems are increasingly vulnerable as they adopt remote, connected technologies. With roughly 170,000 diverse owner‑operators and no federal mandate to enforce cybersecurity, the sector faces fragmented defenses against ransomware and nation‑state...
The Centre Daily Times Unionizes After Backlash to McClatchy’s AI Tool
The Centre Daily Times newsroom in State College, PA, voted to unionize after McClatchy rolled out its Content Scaling Agent (CSA), an AI tool that drafts short-form summaries and video scripts. Reporters objected to factual errors and the company’s plan...
T-Minus Engineering Test Rocket Launches but Fails to Reach Targeted Altitude at Spaceport Nova Scotia
Dutch‑based T‑Minus Engineering conducted its second test launch of the single‑stage solid‑fuel Barracuda rocket from Spaceport Nova Scotia on June 10. The vehicle lifted off successfully but experienced an anomaly in the later flight phase, falling short of its intended suborbital...
How AI-Powered Mentorship Platforms Support Recruitment and Career Growth
Mentorship programs are shifting from informal, manual pairings to structured, technology‑driven platforms. Manual matching works for tiny cohorts but becomes time‑intensive, inconsistent, and prone to bias as participation scales. AI‑enabled platforms like MentorCity use competency data and weighted criteria to...
10 Best Employment Verification Software Platforms for 2026 (Ranked & Reviewed)
Employment verification remains the slowest step between offer acceptance and day one, but a new wave of software platforms is automating the process. The global background‑check market, valued at $5.12 billion in 2025, is projected to reach $12.04 billion by 2034, reflecting...
We Created 50 AI Recruitment Videos in One Day: What Worked Best for Hiring Campaigns
Onrec spent a single day generating 50 AI‑powered TikTok videos to discover which formats work best for recruitment campaigns. The experiment compared cinematic mini‑stories, virtual influencers, hyper‑real ads, transformation loops, anime edits, meme humor and more, measuring views, clicks and...
Fable Sets New AI Performance Ceiling with Strong Guardrails
We’ve reached the upper bound of AI. Not in the sense that performance won’t improve. On the contrary, AI will improve AI. But Anthropic’s Fable release has imposed a glass ceiling. How do you release the most powerful model in the world...
Health-ISAC Lays Out Governance Fixes for Healthcare’s Third-Party Access Risk
Health‑ISAC’s new report details how health systems can close the credential‑theft gap by treating third‑party identity as a governed lifecycle. It notes that 35.5% of data breaches involve third‑party access, with 24.2% of those attacks targeting healthcare. The guidance centers...
10 Best High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM4) Value Chain Stocks to Buy According to Hedge Funds
High‑bandwidth memory (HBM4) is emerging as the primary bottleneck for AI hardware, with Goldman Sachs forecasting a 4.9% DRAM shortfall in 2026—the deepest in 15 years. Nvidia and SK hynix have formalized a long‑term partnership to co‑develop next‑generation AI memory,...
US Seizes Alleged China-Linked Sites Targeting Security Clearance Holders
The FBI and Justice Department seized 13 websites that masqueraded as consulting firms and were allegedly operated by Chinese intelligence to recruit current and former U.S. officials with security clearances. The fake sites posted high‑pay consulting gigs, using AI‑generated photos,...
Explore History Visually with Gauth Atlas AI
Just in time for the World Cup. I’ve been using Gauth Atlas to explore one of the best to ever do it. Maradona in the ’86 World Cup was unreal. The goals, the pressure, the story, the legacy. @Gauth_AI makes it easy to go...
California City’s Flock Drone Program Sparks Privacy Invasion Concerns
California city's new Flock first responder drone deal has been described as a 'a total invasion of privacy' https://t.co/ZgdN3YSCmQ
SEC Eyes Mandatory Online Filing for Securities Offerings
The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is proposing a mandatory shift to its Online Application for Registration Statements (OARS) for all securities offerings. The draft memorandum circular, released on June 9, invites public comments until June 29. OARS will support IPOs,...
Vrbo Is Launching Sponsored Listings — with Expedia.com Placements to Come
Vrbo is piloting a sponsored‑listing product that lets property owners pay for higher visibility in search results. The pilot is already delivering strong performance, and Vrbo plans a full rollout later this year with eventual placement on Expedia.com. The initiative...
These $499 AI Glasses Translate 98 Languages and Swap Their Own Batteries
INMO introduced the GO3 smart glasses on Kickstarter, pricing the base model at $499 with a $599 MSRP. The lightweight, 58‑gram frames house a monochrome green micro‑LED display, 98‑language AI translation powered by ChatGPT and Gemini, and a magnetic swappable‑battery...
For Robotaxis, Safety Must Be Built In, Not Bolted On
Robotaxi services are moving from prototypes to commercial fleets, with new collaborations announced at NVIDIA GTC Taipei. Uber and Autobrains, Foxconn, VinFast and HUMAIN will deploy vehicles on NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion, expanding operations across Europe, Asia and the Middle East....
The ERP Minute Episode 241: June 9th, 2026
In this brief episode, host Rebecca McCabe highlights three major AI‑focused announcements from leading ERP vendors: Workday's Agent Passport, which certifies and continuously monitors AI agents against industry standards; UKG's new Workforce Intelligence Hub and Dynamic Workforce Operations tools that...
US Army Astronaut Tapped for NASA’s Artemis III Mission
The U.S. Army’s Col. Frank Rubio has been named a mission specialist for NASA’s Artemis III flight, scheduled for launch in 2027. The four‑person crew will conduct orbital tests that validate docking procedures with commercial lunar landers from Blue Origin and...
Geekplus Installs More than 400 Autonomous Mobile Robots at Multiple Toyota Plants
Geekplus has rolled out 436 moving‑type autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) across multiple Toyota Motor Corporation plants in Japan, with each system hosting roughly 200 units. The deployment tackles acute labor shortages and new truck‑driver regulations by automating in‑plant logistics from...
New Techniques Can Predict and Prevent Lung Cancer
Researchers have unveiled a molecular signature that can pinpoint individuals at highest risk for lung cancer, achieving roughly 85% predictive accuracy. The same study demonstrates that widely available anti‑inflammatory drugs can slash tumor development in these high‑risk groups by about...
You Can Personalize Your Instagram Algorithm Now — Unless You Want to See More Posts From Accounts You Follow
Instagram has extended its algorithm‑personalization controls from Reels to the main feed, letting users specify topics they want to see more or less of. The feature relies on large language models to adjust recommendations based on interest‑based signals such as...
Canadian Lawyer Survey: How Canada’s Courts Are Regulating, Using, and Evaluating Generative AI
In April, Canadian Lawyer surveyed 51 Canadian courts about their use, regulation, and training around generative AI, receiving responses from 21 courts. The findings reveal a patchwork of policies: some courts have published AI guidelines, others are piloting tools like...
Robots Are Closing in on Human-Like Judgments, Addressing a Key Challenge in Physical AI
KAIST researchers unveiled Video‑based Optimal Transport Preference (VOTP), a method that lets physical‑AI systems infer human judgment criteria from only a few demonstration videos. By replacing thousands of manually labeled data points with single‑digit video samples, VOTP dramatically cuts the...
Qualcomm Teases 'Something New,' And We Might See It at Meta Connect
Qualcomm announced it is working on a new XR system that will leverage its next‑generation Snapdragon processor, hinting at a more intelligent and immersive experience. A short teaser video featuring a headset that resembles the Meta Quest Pro has fueled...
SonoThera's Full-Length Dystrophin Therapy Hailed as Holy Grail
“This is really the Holy Grail,” one observer says of SonoThera’s full-length dystrophin therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Excited about the WSJ exclusive. https://t.co/5tJWnE4PFo via @WSJ
EPC2378 25V, 410µΩ eGaN Enters Mass Production for High-Density DC–DC Conversion
Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) announced that its EPC2378 25 V eGaN power transistor is now in mass production. The device offers a best‑in‑class 410 µΩ typical R_DS(on) and a low R_DS(on)×Q_G figure of merit, supporting up to 101 A continuous current in a...
Border Security Bill Passes Congress, Funds CBP Inspection Systems, Civil Works
The Secure America Act, approved by the House 214‑212, earmarks $3.45 billion for Customs and Border Protection inspection technology and associated civil works at U.S. ports of entry. The funding will support deployment of non‑intrusive scanning systems, roadway modifications, utility installations,...
VS-210 Hybrid Electric VTOL for Sale on Alibaba for USD45,500.
China’s V‑SPACE announced that its VS‑210 hybrid electric VTOL drone is now listed on Alibaba for roughly USD 45,500. The aircraft offers a 100 kg payload capacity, a 2,800 mm wheelbase for stability, and a maximum take‑off weight of 2,100 kg. Designed for heavy‑lifting...
GT Medical Raises $100M for Brain Tumor Tech After Clinical Trial Success
GT Medical Technologies announced a $100 million equity financing round led by Viking Global, coming just weeks after its GammaTile radiotherapy implant demonstrated superior outcomes in a pivotal trial. GammaTile, a bioresorbable device placed during brain tumor surgery, delivers targeted radiation...
NVIDIA Chip Powers Local AI Workloads
NVIDIA unveiled the RTX Spark, a super‑chip delivering up to one petaflop of AI compute for Windows PCs. It pairs a Blackwell RTX GPU with 6,144 CUDA cores, fifth‑generation Tensor Cores, and 128 GB unified memory, linked via NVLink‑C2 to a 20‑core...
DNA Tetrahedrons Unlock Sharper Cancer Targeting with Vitamin E Tweak
Researchers at IIT Gandhinagar engineered DNA tetrahedron nanostructures by attaching alpha‑tocopherol succinate, a vitamin E derivative, to improve cancer cell targeting. The αT‑conjugated tetrahedrons showed markedly higher cellular uptake and induced reactive‑oxygen‑species‑mediated apoptosis in cancer cells while sparing healthy cells. Experiments...
The Coolest Data Warehouse And Data Lake System Companies Of The 2026 Big Data 100
CRN’s 2026 Big Data 100 spotlights the hottest data‑warehouse and data‑lake vendors as AI workloads surge. SAP announced a deal to acquire Dremio, integrating its high‑performance lakehouse into the SAP Business Data Cloud. Ocient secured federal‑grade partnerships with TekSnyap and Accrete AI, while OneHouse...
Final Rule: Investigational New Drug Safety Reporting Requirements for Human Drug and Biological Products and Safety Reporting Requirements for Bioavailability...
In September 2010 the FDA issued final regulations under 21 CFR part 312 and part 320 that overhaul safety reporting for investigational new drug (IND) applications and bioavailability/bioequivalence (BA/BE) studies. The rule establishes precise definitions, reporting timelines, and criteria for what constitutes a meaningful...
Sanofi Halts Immune Drug Trial Amid Setback
Sanofi stops immune drug trial in latest research setback https://t.co/DO7ttZF838 by Kristin Jensen $DNTH - 10% $ARGX $SNY - 2%
Frontex Warns EES Border Queues Could Persist for Another Two Years
The EU’s biometric Entry‑Exit System (EES) is expected to generate long border queues for up to two more years, according to Frontex deputy executive director Uku Särekanno. Travel groups warn that the delays could jeopardize roughly $45.4 billion in visitor spending...
AMA Pushes Evidence and Audit Standards for Clinical AI Tools
The American Medical Association adopted policies that require evidence standards and regular audits for AI‑driven clinical decision‑support tools. The measures demand explainability, validation, and transparency throughout an AI system’s lifecycle and set audit triggers for model, data, or guideline changes....
OPM Awards Major HR IT Modernization Contract to Oracle
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management awarded Oracle a nearly $400 million, 10‑year contract to build a government‑wide, cloud‑based HR platform. The system will replace the current 119 disparate HR applications used across federal agencies, delivering unified payroll, benefits and performance...
Sales Strategies for a 'Weird' Market: How to Get in the Door with A District Leader
Education‑technology firms face a tougher sales climate as school districts grapple with budget uncertainty and economic pressure. Elliott argues that a shift toward relationship‑centric tactics—especially engaging district leaders early—can unlock hidden buying opportunities. He highlights data‑driven outreach, pilot‑program incentives, and...
Meta Urges Responsibility as Pennsylvania Eyes Smart‑glass Regulations
‘All technology comes with the same basic expectation: people should behave responsibly’ — Meta responds to Ray-Ban smart glasses misuse, as Pennsylvania proposes new safety laws https://t.co/WN4W5USBvG
Nasa Chief Defends Choice of All-Male Artemis III Crew
NASA administrator Jared Isaacman defended the all‑male composition of the Artemis III crew, saying selections were based on mission expertise rather than political directives. The crew, comprising three NASA astronauts and ESA’s Luca Parmitano, will conduct Orion spacecraft tests and lunar docking...
Europe Moves to Secure Sovereign Cybersecurity and Chips
Palo Alto Networks and Deutsche Telekom launched Sovereign Cortex with T Security, an AI‑driven cybersecurity platform built to meet EU regulations such as GDPR, NIS2 and DORA. The solution keeps data, telemetry, encryption keys and support staff within Europe, offering...
The Genesis Mission, AI-Driven Science, & America's Race to Innovate
The Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission is a multi‑year effort to embed artificial intelligence across national laboratories, aiming to shrink scientific discovery cycles from decades to a few years. By aggregating massive datasets and deploying advanced machine‑learning models, the initiative...
This 'Crawling' Robot Rolled Around the Moon and Took a Historic Photo
Japan’s Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) touched down on 19 January 2024, becoming the fifth nation to reach the lunar surface. When the lander’s solar panels failed, it deployed the palm‑sized LEV‑2 rover, a morphable sphere that autonomously roamed the dust...
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Ads Get Its First Conversion API Partner in LiveRamp
OpenAI has partnered with data‑matching firm LiveRamp to become the first independent ad‑tech company feeding conversion data into its ChatGPT conversion API. The U.S.-only integration lets qualifying advertisers transmit transaction details—such as product, price and purchase date—directly to OpenAI, offering...