Month: July 2026

Fake Perplexity Chrome Extension Was Spying on Searches, Because Of Course It Fucking Was Right, so here’s the latest heap of security bullshit: a fake “Perplexity AI” extension made its way onto the Chrome Web Store and...

Google’s New AI Media Toys: Faster, Shinier, and Ready to Make More Bloody Content Right, so Google has gone and released a fresh batch of high-speed image and video generation models for developers, because apparently the...

LongCat 2.0: China Trains a Big AI Beast on Homegrown Hardware, and the Rest of Us Get More Vendor Drama Right, here’s the short version, because apparently the universe insists on spawning yet another large language model and...

AWS Throws $1 Billion at “Forward Deployed Engineering” Because Apparently AI Won’t Sell Itself, the Lazy Bastards Right, here’s the gist of this corporate fanfare without the usual sugar-coated PR horseshit: AWS is...

AMD Sneaks Low-Power Cores into Linux for Zen 6, Because Apparently One Kind of Core Wasn’t Enough Bullshit So here’s the deal: AMD has added support in the Linux kernel for a new low-power core type that’s expected to show...

Microsoft Kills the Cheap Surface Crap and Chases the Shiny Rich-Kid Toys Right, here’s the gist of the whole thing, because apparently Microsoft has decided the budget end of the Surface lineup can go fuck itself. According to...

Securing Autonomous AI Agents Against MCP Tool Poisoning, or: Yet Another Glorious Way Humans Let the Machines Get Screwed Right, so this article is about Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool poisoning, which is a fancy way of...

Securing Microsoft 365 Against Rogue AI Agents and Identity Threats, or: Yet More Shit for Admins to Clean Up Right, so this article is about the latest steaming pile of security grief in Microsoft 365: rogue AI agents,...