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Artex AI Hacking Tool: 800+ Consoles Left Open Online

Censys found 1,465 exposed Artex AI consoles as of Nov. 4, 2026; roughly 815 look distinct, with some hosts also running C2 tools.

Dell vs. Nvidia: Chip Stocks Just Suffered Their Worst Sell-Off Since 2020. Which Is the Better Buy for 2027?

Dell's cash flow and NVIDIA's margins tell very different stories, and a sizable valuation gap may matter more than either name suggests.

Perplexity Expands AI Computer With New Team-Based Agent Features

Perplexity is expanding its artificial intelligence platform with a new feature called Teammates, designed to let users delegate ongoing work to AI agents. Inst

Qualcomm secures nearly half a billion from Alphabet for AI push

The post Qualcomm secures nearly half a billion from Alphabet for AI push appeared first on Android Headlines.

Perplexity Teammates: $200 Max AI Agents [2026]

Need Help at Work? How About a Perplexity 'Teammate' AI Agent?

Search-focused AI tool Perplexity is joining rivals such as Anthropic, OpenAI, and Microsoft by introducing AI agent tech built for complex work projects. Perplexity already has a suite of agentic tools called Computer,

Microsoft is winding down its deal to rent AI computing from Oracle

Microsoft is switching off AI computing it rented from Oracle after not renewing the deal, Bloomberg reports, as it rethinks $80B+ in cloud contracts.

Vals finds open AI models closing the hacking gap with gated frontier systems

Vals AI's CyberOffense benchmark shows open models like DeepSeek V4.1 nearing gated GPT-6 Sol on hacking tasks at a fraction of the cost.

EVE AI Lab and Anthropic test AI agents in a world that never resets, and Sui wants that market

EVE AI Lab and Anthropic test AI agents in persistent worlds where choices stick. See why Sui blockchain wants a piece of this growing market.

OpenAI and Anthropic Drop New AI Tools for Cybersecurity, Images and Finance

Every week is a busy week in the artificial intelligence industry, and this week is no exception. As voters expressed serious concerns about AI and data centers at the ballot box, OpenAI and Anthropic — makers of ChatGPT and Claude, respectively — each dropped new updates to make their chatbots a little more capable.