The revival of the long-dormant HTTP 402 protocol is enabling autonomous AI agents to make payments and build what could become the first non-human economy. Transaction volumes have exploded as these agents gain economic independence.
As Tanzania plunges into digital darkness during its general election, the world watches another democracy falter. Internet shutdowns are becoming the authoritarian playbook for controlling elections and suppressing dissent.
SpaceX has terminated 2,500 Starlink terminals powering Myanmar’s notorious scam centers following a congressional investigation. The crackdown highlights how satellite internet technology is being weaponized by criminal syndicates targeting Americans with sophisticated fraud schemes.
An Israeli startup has emerged from stealth with $26 million to protect data in subsea cables from future quantum attacks. CyberRidge’s technology manipulates light to make stolen data appear as random noise to adversaries.
Verizon has unveiled a new Home Internet Lite plan starting at $25 monthly, directly competing with Mint Mobile’s recent entry. The service targets rural customers currently relying on slower DSL or satellite connections with capped 25Mbps speeds.
Following Mint Mobile’s announcement of its MINTernet home internet service, Verizon has reportedly launched a new Home Internet Lite plan priced at just $25 monthly, according to industry reports. Sources indicate this represents a direct competitive response, undercutting Mint’s $30 monthly offering while eliminating the requirement for annual prepayment that characterizes Mint’s pricing structure.
A comprehensive global study reveals a stark divide in artificial intelligence adoption between corporate leadership and frontline employees. Executives are embracing AI at nearly double the rate of their workforce, creating significant workplace tensions and implementation challenges across multiple industries.
Corporate executives are adopting artificial intelligence at dramatically higher rates than their employees, according to new global research, creating significant workplace tensions and implementation challenges. The study, commissioned by HR software company Dayforce and conducted from July 22 to August 6, surveyed approximately 7,000 professionals across six countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany, and New Zealand.
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