Edelman's long-running trust survey found that trust among coworkers has dropped to its lowest level since the survey began. The firm links the decline to broader instability in the global economy that appears to be spilling into workplace relationships.
OpenAI released 722 manuscripts covering 372 families of mathematical results, produced by an unreleased frontier model, including solutions to what the newly formed Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence (AGMAI) describes as 'hundreds' of open problems. The release includes reasoning summaries, compute estimates, and claims that the average result required roughly three hours of ChatGPT Pro-level compute. AGMAI, a group of mathematicians formed to oversee communication of such results, had earlier urged AI labs to disclose model names, prompts and compute costs, and to avoid treating math breakthroughs as marketing tools.
A new commentary argues that quantum computing has moved past theoretical promise into applied use, citing challenges like disease research, complex financial portfolio management, and secure communications as areas where current quantum tools can already contribute. The piece frames quantum computing as a usable technology today rather than a distant future capability.
Google disclosed that attackers hijacked DNS infrastructure of three country-code top-level domains — .gh, .sl, and .as — and used that control to obtain unauthorized TLS certificates for several Google domains and other major brands. Google says it has updated Chrome to block the identified fraudulent certificates and worked with other certificate authorities to do the same across browsers.
Berth is a new open-source application that runs coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex on a developer's own machines, allowing tasks to continue even after the laptop is closed. It is distributed as a signed and notarized app for both Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Google is rolling out its Email Verification origin trial to Chrome on Android, adding a 'Verified Email' option under Settings > Addresses with an auto-confirm toggle. The feature lets Chrome confirm a user's email address directly with a supporting email provider, skipping the usual verification email or one-time code, though both the site and provider must support Google's protocol.
Apple TV's new comedy series Small Prophets premiered with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, drawing praise from outlets including The Hollywood Reporter and The Verge. The show, previously licensed and aired in the UK, is now being rolled out globally alongside other Apple TV comedies like Ted Lasso and Widow's Bay.
An entrepreneur building a savings and investment app for young families describes how pursuing partnerships with large financial institutions early on slowed the company down, as months of meetings and compliance reviews diverted attention from existing customers. The piece outlines a three-question filter for evaluating opportunities—whether they pay off within 90 days, fit the company's current stage, and justify the trade-off—and extends this discipline to investor advice, funding terms and high-profile partners.
Amazon maintains a customer-facing page called 'About You' that compiles inferred personal details about shoppers, including physical characteristics, hobbies, favorite brands, and even behavioral quirks drawn from shopping and browsing activity. Users can access this page to see what assumptions Amazon has built about them based on their purchase and interaction history.
IBM and Red Hat announced that their AI-driven Lightwell initiative has discovered and helped fix more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in widely used Java libraries. The disclosure coincides with the general availability launch of Lightwell Clearinghouse, an enterprise service letting customers submit open-source dependencies for prioritized review and remediation.
A 2025 cyberattack on Oracle Health compromised personal and medical records for almost 20 million people, including 3 million Texans, according to a Texas attorney general report cited by Bloomberg. The attacker allegedly used stolen credentials to access old Cerner servers before their data was migrated to Oracle's cloud, copying Social Security numbers, addresses and medical information. Oracle began notifying affected customers in March 2025, but neither Oracle nor the AG's office has named which hospitals or clinics were impacted.
Samsung's 2025 65-inch The Frame TV is discounted to $898, a $600 cut that marks its lowest price yet. The art-style TV uses a matte, anti-reflective screen to make displayed artwork look less like a glowing screen and more like a framed print. Samsung's newer model, The Frame Pro (2026), is also discounted but at a smaller markdown.