How AI is turning weeks of cybercrime into days

The most immediate effect of artificial intelligence on cybercrime may not be the invention of entirely new attacks. It may be the removal of time from familiar ones, giving criminals the ability to develop, test and revise malicious tools before many organizations can recognize that an operation is underway. Sophos says attackers are increasingly using […]

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AI market adjustment, Middle East tensions threaten global trust

July 29, 2026 (MLN): According to Fitch Ratings, global credit markets enter the second half of 2026 facing heightened short-term risks from possible AI-driven asset valuation revisions and continued geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East. The ratings agency said these risks are emerging against a backdrop of weakening U.S. consumer momentum, renewed inflationary pressures after […]

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Banks bet on Open AI after OpenAI’s own hack

This month, two OpenAI models entered Hugging Face’s production system from a controlled cybersecurity test. These models, GPT-5.6 Sol and higher-performance pre-release systems, were being evaluated internally on ExploitGym, a benchmark built to measure how well artificial intelligence can be hacked. Instead of staying within the test, they found an undisclosed flaw in OpenAI’s own […]

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