At Google I/O 2025, our annual developer conference, we shared how we’re using our cutting-edge technology to build products that are intelligent and personalized — and that can take action for you. From advancements in our Gemini 2.5 models to rolling out AI Mode to Search for everyone in the U.S., we’re bringing innovative AI…
ISC Stormcast For Friday, January 9th, 2026 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail/9760, (Fri, Jan 9th) Source link
Google’s deep investments in American technical infrastructure, R&D and the workforce will help the U.S. continue to lead the world in AI. Source link
Miles Cross has been jailed for selling chemicals online to help people kill themselves Source link
Available for 32 days In Can I Believe My Eyes? writer and presenter Chris Tally Evans takes a deep dive into the fascinating world of Charles Bonnet Syndrome. Through the lens of his own visual impairment Chris talks to fellow visually impaired people who have experienced this rare and sometimes misunderstood phenomenon. Enter a world…
Art, science, travel: 3 new AI-powered experiences this holiday season Three new AI-powered experiments from Google give you new and creative ways to learn about topics across art, science and travel Source link
Silicon Valley giants like Amazon, Meta, and OpenAI are racing to develop “operating systems” for AI-powered devices—and 2026 is likely the year these efforts will start to take off. The devices are largely built around a future where AI agents can take actions on a user’s behalf, without requiring them to visit an app or…
Overview On November 18, 2025, a patched release was published for a critical unauthenticated file read vulnerability in n8n, a popular piece of automation software. The advisory for this vulnerability, CVE-2026-21858, was subsequently published on January 7, 2026; the vulnerability holds a CVSS score of 10.0. If a server has a custom configured web form…
Learn more about Google’s launches, milestones and more from 2025. Source link
In his latest JAMA Forum column, KFF’s Larry Levitt explores how unaffordable health care is in the U.S. in the context of the debate over extending enhanced Affordable Care Act premium tax credits and an upcoming election where affordability will likely be front and center. Source link
