Dubbed SourTrade, the ingenious malvertising exploit uses your browser to passively assemble malware locally over time.

That's right, roughly half of consumers would pay brands more - an average of 7% more - for AI transparency, according to the 2026 edition of an annual digital trust study.

Decades ago, then NBCU chief Jeff Zucker famously quipped how search engines were replacing news publishers' "analog dollars" with "digital pennies." Twenty-one years later they are becoming AI half-pennies.

At a time when marketing analytics is becoming increasingly synthetic, industry pioneers Jim Spaeth and Ed Dittus weigh in on the impact of AI.

Actually, that answer comes from the securities team at NewStreet Research, which capped off a series on OpenAI ad scenarios with that remarkably bullish projection.

I just received notice from Google about its latest Terms of Service update. I asked one of Google's non-humans to read - and critique - it for me.