US and Chinese security experts are proposing nuclear-style safeguards for military AI, including red lines around nuclear systems, human control and a dedicated crisis hotline.
The global AI safety debate turns on whether cooperation between strategic rivals can produce credible verification rather than broad statements of intent.
Adyen’s partnership with Limitless Technology consolidates four payment gateways into one, supporting regional checkout and financial reporting across its gifting brands.
An investigation involving more than 500,000 allegedly fake Gmail accounts raises questions about platform abuse, identity assurance and business trust.
Snap's enterprise SPECS partnerships aim to bring hands-free computing to field service, remote support and retail, with adoption dependent on practical returns.
Tappy-related evidence in Huawei's US trial highlights trade-secret governance, with prosecutors' allegations and the defence's position clearly distinguished.
David Sacks's opposition to additional AI regulation puts developer accountability, enterprise controls and cross-border policy uncertainty in focus.
A reported bank financing package for Crux AI brings processor collateral, customer contracts and the economics of compute infrastructure into focus.
OpenAI’s structured reporting initiative gives enterprises a new basis for assessing AI behaviour, disclosure quality and operational safeguards.
Salesforce's Koa model uses Nvidia technology and synthetic CRM training scenarios, with pilots set to test reliability and enterprise economics.