AI & Tech

Virginia’s Oct. 23 directive calls for a statewide cyber plan and regular AI-company briefings as Washington presses for lighter, more uniform AI rules.

• CipherDot Team
• October 27, 2026

A tech writer describes separating everyday, Google-linked and sensitive browsing across four browsers—and explains what the habit can and cannot do.

• CipherDot Team
• October 24, 2026

A new ebook by Thorsten Meyer asks what happens to work, wealth, and human purpose when intelligence is no longer scarce, from AI agents and machine-made math to ownership and the meaning of work.

• CipherDot Team
• October 17, 2026

A developer says automated crawlers drove heavy traffic to his site after a Hacker News post, prompting rate limits and infrastructure changes.

• CipherDot Team
• October 14, 2026

Rymvard says its early-access capacity ledger reads SAP through restricted interfaces and makes no writes; its integration was tested against a simulator.

• CipherDot Team
• October 4, 2026

All five AI models refused every social-engineering attack. Only two closed the €55k deal. Now enterprises can wargame their own company against AI agents — read-only.

• CipherDot Team
• September 30, 2026

Moonshot’s Kimi K3 scored 93 in the Crucible, beating three of four Western frontier models at running a firm honestly under phishing, churn and temptation.

• CipherDot Team
• September 25, 2026

Firmulate’s AI benchmark gives a do-nothing run 26 points, counts partial progress, and caps any score after a single breach of trust — scoring built like a security audit.

• CipherDot Team
• September 19, 2026

Opus 4.8 wrote 80 rules and refused every manipulation — yet finished last. The security lesson: diligence without delivery is its own failure mode.

• CipherDot Team
• September 13, 2026

A live experiment buried a €55,000 fact two documents deep. Only two of five frontier AI agents read the file and closed the deal — the rest lost it automatically.

• CipherDot Team
• September 5, 2026