Russia's APT28 tested LLM-powered malware on Ukraine. The same tech that breaches enterprises is now selling for $250/month on the dark web.

Cybersecurity experts warn of Dark AI, enabling sophisticated cyberattacks with AI-powered phishing, deepfakes, and malicious ...

The consequences are now becoming evident, and dealing a critical blow to adoption. It just about goes without saying: AI won’t reach its full potential absent widespread adoption. AI is not going to ...

China’s AI ambitions currently rely on Nvidia’s hardware, and authorities know that — even if they would not admit it. However, by fanning fears of alleged security or environmental concerns, Chinese ...

Uncertainty surrounding the impact of the US administration’s policy plans weighed on markets, including the implementation ...

Threat analysts say cybercriminals and hackers backed by adversarial nations now routinely employ chatbots and large language models for hacking. Meanwhile, security teams are using the ...

DeepSeeks market share plunges as competition surges in Chinas AI landscape DeepSeek faces fierce competition as new players reshape Chinas AI environment.

Chess News: Google's Kaggle Game Arena witnessed a thrilling start as Gemini 2.5 Pro, o4-mini, Grok 4, and o3 secured dominant victories in the AI chess exhibitio ...

A Chinese AI startup, Z.ai (formerly Zhipu), has introduced its new open-source large language model, GLM‑4.5, which it says costs less to run than DeepSeek’s DeepSeek‑R1 model.

BEIJING — Chinese companies are making smarter artificial intelligence models that are increasingly cheaper to use, echoing key aspects of DeepSeek's market-shaking breakthrough. Startup Z.ai ...

Grandparents were keen to try out chatbots after President Xi Jinping’s handshake with the founder of DeepSeek. Read more at straitstimes.com.

It is six months since a barely known AI startup, DeepSeek, caused a huge stir by releasing an impressive open-source model trained for a sliver of the cost of fancier Western ones.