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That groan you hear is users’ reaction to Recall going back into Windows

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Researcher uncovers dozens of sketchy Chrome extensions with 4 million installs

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Researchers concerned to find AI models misrepresenting their “reasoning” processes

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OpenAI helps spammers plaster 80,000 sites with messages that bypassed filters

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After months of user complaints, Anthropic debuts new $200/month AI plan

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“The girl should be calling men.” Leak exposes Black Basta’s influence tactics.

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Carmack defends AI tools after Quake fan calls Microsoft AI demo “disgusting”

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Meta’s surprise Llama 4 drop exposes the gap between AI ambition and reality

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NSA warns “fast flux” threatens national security. What is fast flux anyway?

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Gmail unveils end-to-end encrypted messages. Only thing is: It’s not true E2EE.

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AI bots strain Wikimedia as bandwidth surges 50%

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MCP: The new “USB-C for AI” that’s bringing fierce rivals together

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What could possibly go wrong? DOGE to rapidly rebuild Social Security codebase.

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Beyond RGB: A new image file format efficiently stores invisible light data

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Oracle has reportedly suffered 2 separate breaches exposing thousands of customers‘ PII

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Gemini hackers can deliver more potent attacks with a helping hand from… Gemini

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OpenAI’s new AI image generator is potent and bound to provoke

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Broadcom’s VMware says Siemens pirated “thousands” of copies of its software

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Open source devs say AI crawlers dominate traffic, forcing blocks on entire countries

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Europe is looking for alternatives to US cloud providers

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You can now download the source code that sparked the AI boom

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Cloudflare turns AI against itself with endless maze of irrelevant facts

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Anthropic’s new AI search feature digs through the web for answers

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Study finds AI-generated meme captions funnier than human ones on average

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Nvidia announces DGX desktop “personal AI supercomputers”

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Nvidia announces “Rubin Ultra” and “Feynman” AI chips for 2027 and 2028

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Farewell Photoshop? Google’s new AI lets you edit images by asking.

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Large enterprises scramble after supply-chain attack spills their secrets

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Researchers astonished by tool’s apparent success at revealing AI’s “hidden objectives”

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