Clean Cyclists Now Outperform Doped Champions of Tour de France’s Past According to a recent analysis, current Tour de France competitors are outpacing notoriously doped champions from the sport’s past,…
The Manmade Clouds That Could Help Save the Great Barrier Reef Scientists have successfully tested marine cloud brightening technology to protect the Great Barrier Reef from coral bleaching due to…
Summary The dating safety app Tea, designed for women to communicate about the men they meet, has suffered a significant data breach. An exposed database on Firebase allowed users from…
US DOE Taps Federal Sites For Fast-Track AI Datacenter, Energy Builds The U.S. Department of Energy is pushing forward with plans to establish private sector AI datacentres at four federal…
Linux Kernel Could Soon Expose Every Line AI Helps Write Sasha Levin, a developer at Nvidia, has proposed a patch to integrate AI coding assistants into the Linux kernel workflow.…
Judge Sanctions Lawyers Defending Alabama’s Prison System For Using Fake ChatGPT Cases In Filings A federal judge has reprimanded lawyers from a prominent firm for using fictitious cases generated by…
Microsoft admits it ‘cannot guarantee’ data sovereignty In a recent testimony before the French Senate, Microsoft executives admitted that they cannot guarantee data sovereignty for customers in France or the…
College graduates are now diving into a new career path focused on training AI models. This shift is driven by a combination of factors including cuts in federal funding for…
Indian Studio Uses AI To Change 12-Year-Old Film’s Ending Without Director’s Consent in Apparent First Indian studio Eros International is set to re-release the beloved 2013 film “Raanjhanaa” with an…
Activision is taking legal action against cheat developers including Ryan Rothholz, who created software that allowed players to cheat in Call of Duty. The lawsuit claims his software, initially known…
