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That was certainly the case for Claude Opus 4.5, the latest version of Anthropic’s most powerful model, which was released in late November. In December, METR announced that Opus 4.5 appeared to be capable of independently completing a task that would have taken a human about five hours—a vast improvement over what even the exponential trend would have predicted. One Anthropic safety researcher tweeted that he would change the direction of his research in light of those results; another employee at the company simply wrote, “mom come pick me up i’m scared.” Credit: METR.ORG But the truth is more complicated…

When your CISO mentions “AI security” in the next board meeting, what exactly do they mean? Are they talking about protecting your AI systems from attacks? Using AI to catch hackers? Preventing employees from leaking data to an unapproved AI service? Ensuring your AI doesn’t produce harmful outputs? The answer might be “all of the above”; and that’s precisely the problem. AI became deeply embedded in enterprise operations. As a result, the intersection of “AI” and “security” has become increasingly complex and confusing. The same terms are used to describe fundamentally different domains with distinct objectives, leading to miscommunication that…

Today’s “AI everywhere” reality is woven into everyday workflows across the enterprise, embedded in SaaS platforms, browsers, copilots, extensions, and a rapidly expanding universe of shadow tools that appear faster than security teams can track. Yet most organizations still rely on legacy controls that operate far away from where AI interactions actually occur. The result is a widening governance gap where AI usage grows exponentially, but visibility and control do not.  With AI becoming central to productivity, enterprises face a new challenge: enabling the business to innovate while maintaining governance, compliance, and security.  A new Buyer’s Guide for AI Usage…

VANCOUVER — As major development plans move ahead across British Columbia, the absence of a province-wide EV-ready building standard risks locking in higher future costs as more drivers switch to electric vehicles, warns a new roadmap released today by Clean Energy Canada and the Community Energy Association. The report, Making All New B.C. Homes EV-Ready, draws on a year of research and engagement with B.C. local governments, utilities, developers, and EV charging experts, and sets out a stakeholder-informed pathway for implementing a province-wide EV-ready standard for new residential construction.  Its release comes as B.C. has seen sustained EV adoption over…

Sep 30, 2022 This is a maintenance release, after the previous one was more than a year old. There were a couple open pull requests which I merged. Changes Changed DTTextAttachment to be a subclass of NSTextAttachment to avoid some crashes.Remove the checking of tiled layer in DTAttributedTextContentView.Removed unneeded constant causing a warningAdded support for underline colorAdded ability to pass in a UIFontDescriptor for DTHTMLAttributedStringBuilder On the first change I think there might be some further work necessary to actually use the native sizing functions correctly. DTCoreText was started at a time when there was no NSTextAttachment on iOS (before…

Home Assistant’s Franck Nijhof has announced the release of Home Assistant 2026.2, which brings with it a shift to the new Home Dashboard default display, a rebranding of add-on packages, redesigned quick search, and the ability to opt-in to data gathering for a planned public device database.”The new Home Dashboard is now the official default for all new installations,” Nijhof says in the new release announcement. “If you’ve been using Home Assistant for a while and never customized your default view, you’ll get a suggestion to switch; give it a try! Add-ons are now called Apps! After a lot of…

Spotify unveiled its newest audiobook feature, named Page Match, which lets users swap more easily between printed books (or e-readers) and the audiobook version by scanning printed text, at an event in New York on Thursday.The premium service feature rolls out in 22 countries beginning Thursday, and it lets readers “match” the section in the audiobook to the physical book by using their camera. Users can use Page Match to swap from the book to audiobook or vice versa. Author Harlan Coben and Spotify’s Dustee Jenkins Ty Pendlebury/CNETAuthor Harlan Coben, who was at the event, said he was enthused about…

After years of slow progress, researchers may finally be seeing a clear path forward in the quest to build powerful quantum computers. These machines are expected to dramatically shorten the time required for certain calculations, turning problems that would take classical computers thousands of years into tasks that could be completed in hours. A team led by physicists at Stanford University has developed a new kind of optical cavity that can efficiently capture single photons, the basic particles of light, emitted by individual atoms. Those atoms serve as the core components of a quantum computer because they store qubits, which…

A recent NPR investigation found that the Trump administration had secretly rewritten nuclear rules, stripping environmental protections and loosening safety and security measures. The government shared the new rules with companies that are part of a program building experimental nuclear reactors, but not with the public. I’m reminded of a talk during our EmTech MIT event in November, where Koroush Shirvan, an MIT professor of nuclear engineering, spoke on this issue. “I’ve seen some disturbing trends in recent times, where words like ‘rubber-stamping nuclear projects’ are being said,” Shirvan said during that event.   During the talk, Shirvan shared statistics showing…

We’re at a critical moment in education. New research and emerging technologies, such as Generative AI, have the potential to reshape how we teach and learn. With decades of leadership in education technology, Dell Technologies is supporting schools in this transformation – equipping students and educators with tools and programs designed for the AI era, ensuring they are prepared for the opportunities ahead. This commitment is reflected in Dell’s expanded education portfolio – including new Dell Pro Education and Dell Chromebook devices – alongside programs that help prepare students for the future. These new PCs are purpose-built for modern learning…