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TikTok admits AI caught antisemitic post that human moderators reinstated
The topic of hate speech is complicated.
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Tech millionaire who wants to live forever discovers his “stomach is eating itself”
The world's most famous biohacker just declared war on an incurable disease.
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This beastly Windows 11 bug quietly eats hundreds of GB of your storage
Don’t worry: if you’re currently experiencing mysterious problems with storage space on your Windows 11 computer, it’s probably not your fault.
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Apple and Broadcom extend chip supply deal for 5 years
Apple navigates an AI-driven chip crunch.
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Microsoft axes 4,800 jobs as it seeks to justify AI spending
Microsoft pours billions into AI, but its shares fell nearly 23% this year.
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SK Hynix launches $28 billion US listing to ride global AI wave
The South Korean company is a key supplier of AI chips for Nvidia and Google.
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Police arrest 19-year-old suspected key player of international phishing network
Suspect used stolen money to fund his travels.
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Belgian police launch online fraud awareness campaign by distributing 50,000 bread bags
Police are urging people to "make the right click."
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Trump expects Musk to donate SpaceX stock to Trump Accounts
If his expectations prove correct, SpaceX would join a growing list of companies backing the program.
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Instagram served child abuse ads in India, BBC investigation finds
The content linked to Telegram channels where users could buy the content for as little as $1.
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Hackers trick contractor to breach AdaptHealth and steal patient data
A successful social engineering attack allowed threat actors to steal passwords associated with insurance billing.
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Google, FBI disrupt massive NetNut botnet linked to 2 million devices
Google says its latest operation with the FBI struck at the heart of the NetNut botnet, disrupting one of the world's largest residential proxy networks.
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Microsoft veteran rolls back years for bloated but still beloved Notepad
Since Microsoft introduced Windows 11, Copilot-powered features have been bloating the once minimalist text editor. Now, there’s a solution.
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“They plan to eliminate you:” Lue Elizondo reports Congress threats for UAP whistleblowing
UAP whistleblower Lue Elizondo claimed a congressional staffer warned him three years ago of plans to “eliminate” him and David Grusch.
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Scattered Spider teen hacker “Bouquet” extradited to US to face charges, DOJ says
A teenage hacker accused of being part of the notorious Scattered Spider ransomware group has been extradited from Finland to the US and is now facing multiple federal hacking and fraud charges.
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Sainsbury’s installs more facial rec tech in stores: Should shoppers be worried?
Sainsbury’s, the United Kingdom’s second-largest supermarket chain, is rolling out facial recognition cameras to 150 more stores across the country, claiming a trial showed the tech to be effective. However, experts see trouble ahead.
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Can government AI actually scrub UAP footage from the internet?
With three UAP evidence drops so far from the White House and nothing particularly standing out, one Redditor has just posted an interesting theory in the r/UFO group that the US government’s AI software could be purging credible content from both institutional and public servers.
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Microsoft to lay off 5,500 employees as it continues to spend billions on AI
More Microsoft jobs are on the line, with the tech giant expected to announce yet another wave of layoffs next week.
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Microsoft’s PR agency cuts staff amid Xbox restructuring
Xbox layoffs seem to be inspiring its partners to do the same, with a major PR agency working with Microsoft reportedly cutting staff as well. But are the layoffs related?
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Samsung, SK Hynix, Micron sued over alleged DRAM price fixing
Chipmakers are exploiting the demands of ultra-hungry AI data centers and restricting DRAM supply to inflate prices in the memory market, a lawsuit just filed in federal court in California claims.
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