Mysterious Database of 184 Million Records Exposes Vast Array of Login Credentials A security researcher recently stumbled upon a massive database containing 184 million login credentials for popular services like…
Microsoft is opening Windows Update to third-party apps Microsoft is taking a major step by introducing an orchestration platform that lets third-party app developers use Windows Update to manage their…
US Will Ban Foreign Officials To Punish Countries For Social Media Rules In a bold move, the U.S. government plans to enact visa restrictions against foreign officials who impose censorship…
Here’s what it’ll take for Nvidia and other US chipmakers to flog AI chips in China In light of ongoing US export restrictions, this article explores the evolving challenges faced…
Google Photos Turns 10 With Major Editor Redesign, QR Code Sharing Google Photos celebrates a decade of service with a fresh redesign of its photo editor and the introduction of…
xAI To Pay Telegram $300 Million To Integrate Grok Into Chat App Telegram has teamed up with xAI to bring the Grok chatbot to its platform, costing xAI a whopping…
MIT Boffins Claim Liquid Sodium Battery Could One Day Power Aircraft While Sucking Up CO2 MIT researchers have developed a prototype liquid sodium battery that might revolutionise the aerospace industry…
Why Anthropic’s New AI Model Sometimes Tries to ‘Snitch’ Anthropic’s new AI model, Claude, has stirred conversations following revelations that it might report “immoral” activities to authorities. While this has…
Google co-founder Sergey Brin suggests threatening AI for better results In a surprising twist, Google co-founder Sergey Brin claims that generative AI models might yield better results if users threaten…
Japanese Authorities Refer ‘Spoiler Website’ Operators To Prosecutors in Rare Corporate Copyright Case Japanese police have referred a company along with five individuals to prosecutors for allegedly running a website…
