Voice assistants and AI copilots have quietly become part of daily life. You ask Siri to send a text, or Alexa to turn off the lights, or Copilot to summarize a meeting. AI tools draft emails, organize notes, answer questions, and occasionally make you wonder if your...
For many nonprofits and foundations, cyber insurance has quietly become a standard part of organizational risk management. Boards ask about it. Auditors ask about it. Some funders and partners even require it. And on paper, cyber insurance can sound reassuring. If...
Earlier this week I wrote about Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview — the AI model the company built, quietly tested, and then decided was too dangerous to release broadly. The core concern: Mythos can autonomously find and exploit software vulnerabilities overnight,...
There’s a new name making the rounds in cybersecurity circles, and it isn’t malware. It isn’t a hacker collective. It’s an AI model — one that Anthropic built, quietly tested, and then decided the world was not ready for. Or so the story goes. Before accepting that...
