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Google AI Threat Defense turns Gemini loose on vulnerability triage
Google Cloud rolled out AI Threat Defense this morning. The pitch is blunt: fight AI with AI. The platform stitches together three assets Google spent billions acquiring. Mandiant brings frontline incident response data. Wiz, the $32 billion cloud security pickup from late 2024, maps attack surfaces across multi-cloud environments. Gemini does the reasoning. A tool called CodeMender generates and tests patches, then drops them directly into a developer’s IDE or CLI at build time. The architectur
Lire l'articleGoogle shoved AI into search and users bolted to DuckDuckGo
Google I/O 2026 was supposed to be a victory lap. Instead it became a case study in what happens when you force a product change nobody asked for. At I/O on May 19, Google announced that Gemini 3.5 Flash would become the default model powering AI Mode in Search for everyone globally. Blue links, the backbone of web navigation for 25 years, got replaced by AI-generated answers and agents. There is no opt-out. The backlash was immediate and measurable. DuckDuckGo reported a 30% week-over-week spik
Lire l'articleToken pricing broke enterprise AI budgets
Microsoft just cancelled most of its internal Claude Code licences. The reason: engineers used it too much, and the bill got too big. The directive came from Rajesh Jha, executive vice president of the Experiences and Devices division. Engineers working on Windows, Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams, and Surface have been told to switch to GitHub Copilot CLI by June 30. The official line is “toolchain unification.” The actual reason is cost. Claude Code rolled out internally in December 2025. Within
Lire l'articleLithuania suspects foreign intelligence behind theft of 600,000 state records
Lithuania’s government is in damage control mode after discovering that more than 600,000 entries from national data registers were stolen, with prosecutors saying a foreign country is suspected of orchestrating the breach. The theft targeted the Real Estate Register and the Register of Legal Entities. Attackers got in using login credentials that belonged to institutions authorized to access the data, according to Lithuania’s Prosecutor General’s Office. The stolen records include personal iden
Lire l'articleThe Pope drops an encyclical on AI tomorrow and invited Anthropic's co-founder to present it
Tomorrow at 11:30 AM Vatican time, Pope Leo XIV will publish Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”), the first papal encyclical ever written about artificial intelligence. The document focuses on “safeguarding the human person in the time of artificial intelligence.” The symbolism is deliberate. Leo signed the encyclical on May 15, exactly 135 years after Pope Leo XIII signed Rerum Novarum, the 1891 encyclical that addressed workers’ rights during the Industrial Revolution. The current pop
Lire l'articleSilicon Valley killed Trump's AI safety order
Trump was supposed to sign a landmark executive order on AI safety at the Oval Office on Thursday. Tech CEOs had been invited. Some were already on their way to Washington. Then the phones started ringing. Between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and former AI advisor David Sacks called the president directly. They warned that the planned review system could slow down AI development. By Thursday, the signing was off. The order would have created a voluntary vet
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