
AI-Powered Ticket Scams Surge Ahead of the 2026 World Cup
AI is making World Cup scams harder to spot, from fake tickets to QR code fraud, as millions of fans prepare to buy, travel and watch.
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AI is making World Cup scams harder to spot, from fake tickets to QR code fraud, as millions of fans prepare to buy, travel and watch.

OpenAI expands its AI cybersecurity push with Patch the Planet, new cyber tools and a broad effort to help secure open-source software.

AI apartment listings are tricking renters with staged photos and inflated promises, raising new concerns about deception and disclosure.

AI influencers are being used in social media ads without clear labels, raising transparency concerns and calls for tougher disclosure rules.

Anthropic crackdown sparks debate over AI security, export controls and whether rivals or Anthropic itself benefit from the fallout.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom’s new film examines social media harm, AI deepfakes, misogyny and teen mental health in a widening cultural backlash.

ASML denies any EUV machine reached China as U.S. officials raise export-control concerns over the company’s most sensitive chip tools.

Smartbird is betting on AI infrastructure after Allbirds sold its shoe business, but the rebrand begins with money, no employees and a narrow market.

Americans warn the SpaceX IPO could tie 401(k)s and index funds more tightly to tech giants, raising fears of risk and inequality.

Anthropic model ban triggers security debate, but developers and investors may care more about adoption, trust and market momentum.