“The Copenhagen Test” Ending Explained: Who Hacked Alexander's Brain and Why?

The finale also delivers two devastating reveals. First, Alexander learns that Rachel (Hannah Cruz), his ex-fiancée, ...

Clarendon Hills students turn a testing day into public service

Clarendon Hills Middle School eighth graders took advantage of a day before winter break to help with animal welfare and ...

‘The Copenhagen Test’ twists itself into knots answering a question: Who can you trust?

Most things in this world have their good points and their not-so-good points, and this is certainly true of “The Copenhagen ...

Security Tools Are Lying To You: Why Automated Testing Should Be Your First Line Of Defense

Every cybersecurity professional believes their tech stack is secure—until the day they find out it isn’t. Don’t wait until a ...

The 5-Step Framework to Ensure AI Actually Frees Your Time Instead of Creating More Work

AI can automate almost anything — but that doesn't mean it frees you. Here's how you can build true, hands-off systems.
Stars and Stripes

Navy aims to extend endurance at sea with high-tech galley equipment and freeze-dried foods

A team of Navy civilians and contractors are testing new galley equipment and food recipes for ships and submarines at a lab in Natick, Mass.
Analytics Insight

Top 10 Generative AI Testing Tools to Try in 2026

Overview: Explains why generative AI needs a new approach to software testingLists top tools transforming QA automation and evaluationExamines how QA roles and ...
Innovation & Tech Today

5 Agentic AI Myths Preventing ROI and How to Beat Them

AI has moved from individual user productivity tools and lab experiments into business processes, production lines, and ...

OpenAI says AI browsers may always be vulnerable to prompt injection attacks

OpenAI says prompt injections will always be a risk for AI browsers with agentic capabilities, like Atlas. But the firm is ...