Maximum-severity vulnerability threatens 6% of all websites

Republicans have decided to remove a block on state-level artificial intelligence (AI) laws that was previously ordered by former President Donald Trump from the defense bill. This decision reflects a significant shift in the party's stance on AI governance, allowing states to implement their own regulations without federal interference.

Micron Technology has announced that its Crucial brand will cease selling RAM to consumers after nearly 30 years, citing increased demand for memory driven by artificial intelligence (AI) data centers as the primary reason for this strategic shift.

Prime Video has decided to remove its AI-generated anime dubs following complaints about their lack of emotional depth, with some viewers noting that better dubbing options were already available. This decision reflects the growing concerns regarding the quality of AI-generated content in the entertainment industry.

Researchers have uncovered a fraudulent gambling network that has been operating for 14 years, suggesting that its activities may extend beyond mere gambling into more serious criminal undertakings. The investigation raises concerns about the scale and implications of such networks in the digital age.

Planned satellite constellations are set to significantly interfere with future orbital observatories, as these satellites will cross nearly all images captured by telescopes. This development raises concerns about the viability of astronomical observations in the coming years.

A remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability has been identified in React and Next.js, raising significant security concerns for developers using these popular frameworks. This vulnerability could potentially allow attackers to execute arbitrary code on affected systems, posing risks to applications built with these technologies.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has declared a 'code red' for ChatGPT as Google’s Gemini 3 rapidly gains traction, amassing 200 million users within just three months of its launch. This shift marks a significant change in the competitive landscape of AI technologies, with Google now posing a formidable challenge to OpenAI's flagship product.

India has mandated that all smartphone manufacturers must pre-install a state-owned cybersecurity app, Sanchar Saathi, on new devices. This requirement aims to enhance national security and protect user data amid rising cybercrime concerns.