Instructure's Canvas breach was bad before the ransomware pressure campaign. Then it hit again during finals week, and the company wound up making a deal with the hackers so schools would not have to.

OpenAI says no user data or model IP was compromised in the TanStack attack. Good. The more useful takeaway is that frontier AI labs are now exposed to the same boring dependency failures as everybody else.

Colorado spent two years building America's first meaningful AI transparency law — one that required companies to explain how algorithms make life-altering decisions. Then they replaced it with a notification email you'll ignore. Governor Polis signs it today.

Sony has now written down $765 million of its Bungie acquisition — $565 million in the most recent quarter alone. The analyst who covers the deal says there's more coming. The mistake wasn't Bungie. It was panic.

Week 2 of Musk v. Altman produced testimony that no legal brief could have written better — Musk's inner circle on the stand, a story about inheritance, and closing arguments Thursday on a $1 trillion IPO.

The Switch 2 just jumped from $449.99 to $499.99. Nintendo says the AI data center boom is eating global memory chips. The stock market answered with an 8% single-day drop and a lowered sales forecast.