Stuxnet Explains How Malware Turns Software Into Machine Damage
Most Stuxnet coverage teaches the wrong lesson. It gets filed as the origin story of cyber war, dramatic, state-backed, historically…
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Medical LLMs Fell for Prompt Injection in 94.4% of Clinical Tests
Medical LLMs are highly vulnerable to prompt injection, with a controlled study finding 94.4% attack success across 216 patient-LLM dialogues…
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Builder.AI’s ‘AI’ Was Partly Human Engineers. Then It Collapsed
Builder.ai did not simply “fake AI with 700 engineers in India”; it appears to have had both a real software…
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Builder.ai Exposed Services Economics Sold as Software
A weird detail in the Builder.ai story is that two opposite headlines both feel true at first glance. One says…
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AI Dependence Becomes the Default Before Thinking Starts
A $20-a-month product is suddenly free during finals, premium models are getting pushed across campuses, and AI dependence is being…
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AI Wrapper Startups Are Renting a Feature Gap
More than 4,000 startups applied to Google and Accel’s Atoms program in March 2026. TechCrunch reported that around 70% of…
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Shanidar 1 Shows Injured Neanderthals Could Survive With Group Support
Shanidar 1 is best understood as evidence that a badly injured Neanderthal survived for years with group support, not as…
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Māori and European Cannibalism Followed Different Moral Rules
Māori cannibalism vs European cannibalism: the fairest answer is that both have historical evidence, but Europeans treated Māori cannibalism as…
