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Nine ATM Vulnerabilities Expose Broader Software Supply Chain Risks

A security researcher has identified nine vulnerabilities in software used by automated teller machines, exposing significant weaknesses in the software supply chain that extend far beyond the banking sector. The flaws target encryption and authentication systems commonly deployed in ATM hardware, potentially allowing attackers to compromise the security of cash

Huawei Doubles Down on Self-Reliance with Massive R&D Investment

Huawei has significantly intensified its research and development efforts, allocating approximately 25% of its annual revenue to R&D activities. This substantial investment comes as the company works to reduce its dependence on foreign technology suppliers amid ongoing US export restrictions targeting advanced semiconductor components. The aggressive R&

mRNA Melanoma Vaccine Shows Clinical Promise, Reinforcing Broader Platform Potential

Personalized mRNA Vaccines Move Closer to Oncology Practice A pivotal Phase III trial has shown that a personalized messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine — developed using the same core technology behind some COVID-19 vaccines — can meaningfully cut the risk of melanoma recurrence or death in patients with high-risk stage III/IV disease.

Federal Judge Raises Alarm as AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material Outpaces Legal Frameworks

A federal judge has raised concerns that current legislation is failing to adequately address the growing challenge of AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM). The judge's warning underscores a significant gap between the accelerating capabilities of generative AI tools and the legal frameworks designed to protect children from

AI News Today: Geopolitical Competition and Financial Stability Concerns

AI News Today US Mobilizes Tech Giants to Counter Huawei's African AI Data Center Bid The United States is mobilizing three major American technology companies to compete against a Huawei-led proposal to build a large-scale AI data centre in Africa's second-richest economy, highlighting intensifying tech competition

Courts in China and Japan Take Diverging Approaches to AI Copyright Questions

Legal systems in Asia are beginning to establish how artificial intelligence-generated works fit within copyright frameworks, with recent developments in both China and Japan highlighting different approaches to the emerging issue. In China, a court has outlined a layered originality test for determining when AI-generated content merits copyright protection. This

Europe Bolsters AI Infrastructure with €390M French Supercomputing Order

Europe is expanding its artificial intelligence computing infrastructure through a significant €390 million order placed with France's Bull, the French high-performance computing manufacturer. The investment reflects ongoing efforts to develop sovereign AI capabilities across the continent, reducing reliance on external computing resources for research and industrial applications. Bull,