Destination

2026-07-09

Anthropic’s Mythos leak hands enterprises a timely warning

The conditions that led to Anthropic's Mythos' breach is one already present across most enterprise AI deployments, and becoming more consequential as agentic AI moves from experimentation into production. [...]

fastcompany

2026-07-09

The cover letter is officially dead: AI has created a new job-hunting paradox

David Paffenholz, CEO of AI recruitment platform Juicebox, reflects on the pros and cons of the new world of job seeking. [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-09

Revolut hires ex-Chase UK boss Kuba Fast to lead its European bank

Revolut has appointed Kuba Fast, the former chief executive of Chase UK, to run Revolut Bank UAB, the Lithuania-based entity that holds the fintech’s European banking licence. The move hands one of the industry’s most closely watched digital lenders a senior operator taken directly from JPMorgan Chase, as it presses on with a banking build-out […]<br /> This story continues at The Next [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-09

Half of parents worry their children rely on AI too much, survey finds

Artificial intelligence has moved out of the office and the university lecture hall and into the primary school classroom, and a fresh survey suggests plenty of parents are uneasy about it. Half of those polled said they were worried their child “relies on AI too much,” according to Deloitte’s annual back-to-school study. The figure comes […]<br /> This story continues at The Next We [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-09

Meta CTO says employee-tracking data landed ‘where it wasn’t supposed to go’

Meta’s chief technology officer has given the fullest account yet of the mishap that forced the company to halt its most contentious AI project, the keystroke-logging scheme it calls the Model Capability Initiative. Andrew Bosworth said a researcher had moved sensitive employee data somewhere it was never meant to sit, though he insisted there was […]<br /> This story continues at The Ne [...]

Destination

2026-07-09

OpenAI's AI beats every human at AtCoder, a top competitive programming contest

At the AtCoder World Tour Finals 2026, an OpenAI system crushed all human competitors in an exhibition match, solving all five problems in the Algorithm Division. Two of those problems were rated exceptionally difficult by observers.<br /> The article OpenAI's AI beats every human at AtCoder, a top competitive programming contest appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

Destination

2026-07-09

Netflix free trials might be making a comeback — but not for users in the two of the best streaming service's biggest markets

After a six-year absence, Netflix is reportedly looking into the return of its beloved free trial scheme. [...]

Destination

2026-07-09

‘Lies about driver support’: Valve now lets you install Windows 11 on a Steam Machine, but many people don’t want to be fooled twice

Valve has released official drivers so you can put Windows 11 on the Steam Machine, but some users are worried they'll see a repeat of the Steam Deck’s disappointing support. [...]

Destination

2026-07-09

AI agents aren’t the end of SaaS – they’re driving its next phase of growth

AI agents won’t replace SaaS, they’ll fuel its evolution into the enterprise execution layer. [...]