The AI industry loves talking about autonomy, initiative, and software that can "get things done" with minimal human input. That all sounds impressive in theory. In practice, though, Meta has just offered a very uncomfortable reminder that when AI agents start acting on their own, even small lapses in control can snowball into serious security problems.

Scams powered by artificial intelligence are no longer a distant concern, and Malaysian police are now warning the public about a worrying new method known as the "silent call" voice exploitation scam. The Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) issued the alert after a Kuala Lumpur police officer explained the tactic in a video that quickly spread on TikTok.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of our daily digital routines, whether we're searching the web, summarizing content, or managing cloud environments. But a recent discovery shows that even the biggest tech giants are not immune to security gaps. Researchers have uncovered three major vulnerabilities inside Google's Gemini AI ecosystem — all of which have now been patched, but not before raising serious questions about AI safety. 

We all know that ChatGPT and other AI chatbots can be incredibly helpful — answering questions, writing articles, even helping you plan a trip. But what happens when they get it wrong? More importantly, what happens when that mistake could actually put you at risk?