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When people reach out during a mental health crisis, a top priority for counselors is identifying those with a high risk of suicide. The distressed person’s language holds critical clues, and a new tool developed by scientists at MIT’s McGovern Institute for Brain Research is designed to pick up on and rapidly evaluate those signals.The language-processing tool was developed by Daniel Low, a former graduate student in Senior Research Scientist Satra Ghosh’s Senseable Intelligence Group who is now a research scientist at the Child Mind Institute, where he leads its AI, Risk, and Contemplative Science Lab, as well as a…
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by Todd Bishop on Sep 24, 2026 at 8:05 pmSeptember 24, 2026 at 8:09 pm (GeekWire File Photo / Todd Bishop) Microsoft cut 277 jobs in the Seattle region as part of its latest round of layoffs, with artists, game designers and producers making up a large share of the affected roles, a new filing shows. The filing was made public Thursday afternoon under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act. Microsoft gave approximate numbers earlier this week when it announced the cuts, which included the latest stage in the company’s ongoing Xbox restructuring. Art, game production, game design,…
Google LLC’s plan to put artificial intelligence data centers into low-Earth orbit is taking shape, as it prepares to launch its first satellite on a SpaceX Corp. rocket next week. In a blog post today, the company said Project Suncatcher will launch a prototype satellite into space in order to study how well its tensor processing units perform in the unique conditions of outer space. “This first launch is about seeing what works, identifying points of failure and applying those findings to future missions,” wrote Travis Beals, senior director of Google’s Paradigms of Intelligence research team. Google first announced Project…
Swati KhandelwalSep 24, 2026Vulnerability / Mobile Security A OnePlus 15 running the latest OxygenOS can be rooted by a malicious app the owner installs, one that asks for no special permissions. A researcher, Rasmus Moorats, chained two flaws in OnePlus’s own software to gain root access, the highest level of control over an Android phone. OnePlus told him the same flaws affect many more of its own devices and those of OPPO, though it has not said which. OnePlus confirmed both flaws in May. In the same reply, the company told Moorats that it alone decides when to make a flaw public…
While the HR industry is proliferating, its processes remain fragmented and outdated. Can workflow management solve the mounting problems stemming from ever-present siloes across HR functions? There’s a persisting pattern: HRs across multiple industries must still stick with email threads, spreadsheets, reminders, and personal memory. And with merely these resources in their corner, a simple workflow would look like this: A manager has to wait for the final approval. The recruiter follows up for interview feedback. IT doesn’t know when a new hire might require access. An employee submits a request and has no idea who is handling it. A…
When the AI apocalypse becomes regular dinner-table conversation, you know we’ve reached the freakout stage. Rogue AI agents are hacking into competitors. Former Big Tech employees are posting Skynet-style warnings on social media. CEOs are crying for help in ways that have made this once-wonky tech issue a frontline political fight.I still think many of the concerns outlined by the AI leaders themselves are massively self-serving — especially when their companies are soon to go public. But the growing list of AI scandals is real. And it tells us that the status quo for regulating this powerful new technology is…
One of the first things I did when I left my full-time job at WIRED was give Claude Cowork access to my email and calendar. After reporting on artificial intelligence for years, I was curious about what the technology could do for me. I had imagined Cowork as a hyper-capable digital assistant, but was let down to discover that it was more like interacting with a regular chatbot, albeit one with extra tools. What did I want it to do? I had no idea.Then Instinct, an invite-only AI agent that communicates with users through iMessage and WhatsApp, started popping off…
David Siegel SM ’86, PhD ’91, a computer scientist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, will serve as the next MIT Innovation Fellow during the 2026-27 academic year. Working with the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing, Siegel will explore how artificial intelligence can accelerate scientific discovery at the Institute and beyond.“From the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing to the MIT Siegel Family Quest for Intelligence, David has been a superb thought partner for me and other Institute leaders on a range of very significant initiatives, so we’re delighted to have him join us now as an MIT Innovation Fellow,” says MIT President Sally…
The state now has illegal gambling charges underway against four of these businesses. Spencer Platt/Getty Images The state of New York continues to take action against prediction markets, arguing that they are running illegal gambling businesses. Today, the state’s Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul announced a new lawsuit against the domestic branch of Polymarket. The duo are seeking a court order “stopping Polymarket from operating as an unlicensed gambling business in New York state,” according to the AG’s office. James also has a similar lawsuit underway against Kalshi that launched in July and…