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3C Care Systems, a healthcare IT company specializing in workflow automation and augmentation solutions for medical organizations, experienced a ransomware attack that compromised data belonging to patients of at least one of its healthcare clients, Midwest Spine and Brain Institute.

Stripe has finalized a deal to acquire OpenRouter, according to a new report in Bloomberg.

Siri AI doesn’t suck, which is a minor miracle. But new reporting from the Wall Street Journal suggests Apple is feeling itself so much that it’s in talks with news publishers to form licensing deals that allow it to deliver up-to-the-minute information

In one of those anonymously-sourced Bloomberg articles you can’t help but suspect might exist solely to help out one or another side in an ongoing negotiation, it’s being reported that Anthropic might soon buy the AI lab Decart for roughly $6 billion.

Cognition, makers of the AI coding agent Devin, is reportedly already talking to investors about raising another funding round with a big leap in valuation, after it raised $1 billion at a $26 billon valuation in May.

A man in Australia asked an AI agent to get him a spot in a class at his gym. Hacking the gym’s website and kicking someone out of the class who was already booked? That wasn’t in the prompt.

A hacking and extortion gang has taken credit for a cyberattack and data breach at Uber Freight, the ride-sharing giant’s logistics subsidiary.

Phia, the shopping startup co-founded by Phoebe Gates and Sophia Kianni, is once again under fire for its alleged business practices. The latest issue stems from earlier this year when Bloomberg published an investigation that mapped out how Phia was taking credit and commission for affiliate purchases it did not help to generate, known as…

Some of the biggest financial firms in the world are reportedly getting ready to pour half a trillion dollars into a deal with Nvidia for AI infrastructure buildout.

Nvidia is working with a group of major financial firms on a potential $500 billion financing package aimed at supporting the massive infrastructure buildout required for artificial intelligence, according to sources with FT. The group includes Apollo Global Management and Blackstone, along with BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Partners, Brookfield Asset Management, Goldman Sachs, and KKR.