The UK Ministry of Justice ordered the deletion of Courtsdesk, a court-listing database used by around 1,500 journalists, after data was shared with an AI company. What happened, both sides' accounts, and the data-governance lessons for anyone building on sensitive public data.
In February 2026, OpenAI and physicists from IAS, Harvard, Cambridge and Vanderbilt published a preprint showing single-minus gluon tree amplitudes can be nonzero, with GPT-5.2 Pro spotting the general formula. What was found, what the AI did and didn't do, and why the caveats matter.
Moving tokens between chains is still the messiest part of building a multi-chain app. A practical look at bridges, messaging protocols and aggregator APIs, with a working quote request and the security questions to ask before you ship.
Singapore spent eleven months evicting the UNC3886 hacking group from all four of its major telecom networks. Here's what was actually disclosed, what the "China-backed" headlines got wrong, and what network teams should learn from it.
