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AI use is becoming pervasive across the legal system, with both experienced staff and absolute novices turning to ChatGPT and other tools to try to make the most persuasive case possible when they arrive in court, even if some of those claims turn out to be literally too good to be true. Last month, top law firm Sullivan & Cromwell was forced to apologize for filing fictitious case names and fabricated quotes in a legal document submitted in a case, as well as citing incorrect statutes in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. “We deeply regret this occurred,” the firm wrote in…

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Published May 11, 2026 03:54AMLawrence Ervin leans down and unleashes Aurnia, a seven-year-old Belgian Malinois. Sniffing for a scent, Aurnia weaves her pointed black snout through the air. A shepherding dog by lineage, Aurnia’s smooth coat of chestnut fur covers a muscular but tired body. She’s been working in this heat for four days now, sunrise to sundown. Lawrence, a flight paramedic from Del Rio, Texas, wears desert camo, a chest pack, and medical supplies strapped around his waist.He whispers into Aurnia’s pointed ear, find ghost. And she begins to run. The search team’s leader, Logan, sets a timer for…

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Mark Morgan is President of Commercial Operations at Kinaxis, helping global enterprises transform supply chains with AI.​The AI gold rush is no longer a metaphor. Global AI spending is projected to reach $2.5 trillion in 2026, growing rapidly year over year, as hyperscalers pour hundreds of billions into data centers and compute capacity.Capital is flowing. Campuses are rising. Compute capacity is scaling at historic speed.​​ But beneath the headlines lies a harder operational truth:AI infrastructure is scaling faster than enterprise decision-making. And that gap is becoming the real bottleneck.The New Industrial Revolution Runs On ConstraintsAI data center expansion is the…

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The best way to prep for hiking or walking downhill is by strengthening your knees with single-leg reps.Listen to this articleListenPhoto series of a hike in the Kamikochi National Park, concept used to depict benefits of functional fitness exercises for outdoor athletes and adventurers (Photo: Visualspace/Getty)Published May 11, 2026 03:00AMWhen you love the outdoors, adventuring in them doesn’t feel like a workout. But you’re actually putting a lot of stress on your body when hiking up and down mountains, jumping over puddles, hanging from tree branches, and traversing narrow logs. If you want to show up strong and competent as…

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In an article a couple of weeks ago, I argued that the failure of enterprise AI was not really about enthusiasm, adoption, or even model capability. It was architectural: large language models were never built to run a company. Companies run on memory, context, feedback, and constraints, while LLMs remain, at their core, systems for predicting text. In a second one, I argued that the answer was not “better prompts,” but a deeper shift: from tools to systems, from answers to outcomes, from copilots to systems of action, and from prompts to constraints. Enterprise AI cannot be session-based. It has…

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Mac owners are seeing ChatGPT apps flagged as malwaregettyMac owners are firing up their computers to discover warning messages that the ChatGPT app contains malware. However, the warnings are not as serious as they might seem. Many Mac owners will have seen the ChatGPT warning message when they started their computer over the past couple of days. The message reads: “Malware Blocked and Moved to Bin”“ChatGPT.app was not opened because it contains malware. This action did not harm your Mac.”This ChatGPT malware warning message is appearing on Macs Barry CollinsI saw this warning on my own MacBook this morning, and…

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People are starting to believe they derived answers when their use of AI should earn the credit instead.gettyIn today’s column, I examine the swiftly emerging trend of people taking full and unwavering credit for the outputs generated by AI and large language models (LLMs), even when the prompt used by a person to spur the AI was nothing more than asking the AI to solve a vexing problem or answer a postulated question.The gist is that the person takes credit for the resulting AI-generated solution or answer without acknowledging that the AI did all the heavy lifting. It is a…

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Passkeys may not stop hackers.gettyPasskeys are supposed to replace passwords and stop phishing attacks. But Google and Microsoft warn that passkeys alone are not enough if weaker recovery methods remain attached to accounts. “Each account is only as secure as its weakest credential,” Microsoft says, warning that passwords and SMS recovery options can become a new attack surface even after passkeys are deployed.“Passkeys are an easier and safer way to access online accounts compared to passwords,” Google says, “and even traditional multi-factor methods.” But passkeys are not 100% safe on their own. In a new warning to its account holders,…

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For years, leaders advanced by outperforming others, knowing more, producing more, delivering more. Performance earned authority. That equation has changed. Artificial intelligence now generates ideas, analyses, and strategies in seconds. What once set strong performers apart, speed, output, and insight, is no longer a differentiator. As AI expands what leaders can produce, something else is becoming clear. The leaders who stand out are not the ones with the most information. They are the ones who project confidence, clarity, and credibility when it matters most. Leaders are no longer evaluated primarily on what they know. They are evaluated on how they…

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FIFA World Cup 2026 signage at MetLife Stadium, which will host eight FIFA World Cup 2026 games, in East Rutherford, New Jersey, US, Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg.© 2026 Bloomberg Finance LPSoccer fans attending FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in Boston, Massachusetts, Houston, Texas and Mexico City are likely to find getting to and from venues in those cities to be relatively painless, while the round trip for those motoring to matches in Los Angeles, California and Toronto and Vancouver, Canada should be prepared for misery. Those are some of the results of an analysis released Monday by telematics company Geotab Inc.…

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