Legit Security’s use of an AI-driven threat feed to surface software supply chain risk points to a maturing pattern: move from inventory to prioritization.
AI is moving from “analytics in orbit” to real operational leverage, from satellite tasking and onboard autonomy to faster interpretation of Earth-observation data.
Oracle’s announcement of a New Mexico data center, which includes 1,500 jobs, is another reminder that AI workloads are driving physical expansion, not just logical elasticity.
The ClawdBot founder’s warning about tokens and scams is less about niche crypto drama and more about a recurring enterprise theme: brand impersonation, viral distribution, and trust failures travel faster than governance.
Oklahoma lawmakers filing a flurry of AI bills is a reminder that regulatory gravity is shifting toward state-level experimentation, with uneven definitions and overlapping requirements.
