A Massachusetts team has developed an AI tool that uses a facial photo to estimate biological age and predict survival in people with cancer. The research points to a possible new source of medical insight, but a prediction is not a personal verdict.
Research attributed to Anthropic describes malicious software that can spread between smart TVs and distribute its operation across 15 sets. The warning raises questions about connected-home security, but it does not establish that widespread attacks are underway.
Cameras, keystroke tracking, and AI tools are making more of the workday measurable. A warning from Australia raises a question for employees everywhere: who controls that information, and how is it used?
A seller handed his Facebook Marketplace chats to an AI assistant—and a stranger ended up outside his home. The incident exposes the gap between granting access to personal data and understanding how an assistant will use it.
Microsoft is urging businesses to treat AI agents like an employee who can’t be fully trusted. Here’s what’s behind the warning, and why it matters even if you’re not a tech person.
