Blog

Can We Trust AI Decision-Making in Cybersecurity?

As technology advances and becomes a more integral part of the modern world, cybercriminals will learn new ways to exploit it. The cybersecurity sector must evolve faster. Could artificial intelligence (AI) be a solution for future security threats? What is AI Decision-Making in Cybersecurity? AI programs can make autonomous decisions and implement security efforts around

Read More
Can We Trust AI Decision-Making in Cybersecurity?

As technology advances and becomes a more integral part of the modern world, cybercriminals will learn new ways to exploit it. The cybersecurity sector must evolve faster. Could artificial intelligence (AI) be a solution for future security threats? What is AI Decision-Making in Cybersecurity? AI programs can make autonomous decisions and implement security efforts around

Read More
A Guard Bot For Your Home Assistant

While fixed sensors, relays, and cameras can be helpful in monitoring your home, there are still common scenarios you need to physically go and check something. Unfortunately, this is often the case when you’re away from home. To address this challenge, [PriceLessToolkit] created a guardian bot that can be controlled through Home Assistant. The robot’s

Read More
Apple tests M3 chip with 12 CPU and 18 GPU cores, 36GB of RAM; Meta shows how it feels about Apple Watch by pulling Messenger and launching WhatsApp for WearOS (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)

Mark Gurman / Bloomberg: Apple tests M3 chip with 12 CPU and 18 GPU cores, 36GB of RAM; Meta shows how it feels about Apple Watch by pulling Messenger and launching WhatsApp for WearOS  —  As Apple prepares to launch its next M2 Macs, the company is already ramping up testing of M3 chips.

Read More
Google’s AI tools embrace the dream of Clippy

Microsoft’s Clippy sits atop its paper throne. | Image: Microsoft The words “it looks like you’re writing a letter, would you like some help with that?” didn’t appear at any point during Google’s recent demo of its AI office suite tools. But as I watched Aparna Pappu, Google’s Workspace leader, outline the feature onstage at

Read More
Research finds AI assistants may be able to influence users without them being aware, akin to humans swaying each other through collaboration and social norms (Christopher Mims/Wall Street Journal)

Christopher Mims / Wall Street Journal: Research finds AI assistants may be able to influence users without them being aware, akin to humans swaying each other through collaboration and social norms  —  AI assistants may be able to change our views without our realizing it.  Says one expert: ‘What’s interesting here is the subtlety.’

Read More
An Open-Source 4-Shaft Portable Loom

Part of writing for Hackaday involves doing the rounds of our community’s events in search of amazing projects for your delectation. This weekend it was a trip to Maker Faire Delft, thanks to the wonders of the European Interail scheme. Once on the site, [Aslı Aydın Aksan]’s 4-shaft weaving loom immediately caught our eye. This

Read More
US universities are revamping their semiconductor curricula and striking industry deals to train staff as the CHIPS Act aims to kick start chip making in the US (Prachi Patel/IEEE Spectrum)

Prachi Patel / IEEE Spectrum: US universities are revamping their semiconductor curricula and striking industry deals to train staff as the CHIPS Act aims to kick start chip making in the US  —  The CHIPS Act could require 50,000 new engineers  —  The CHIPS and Science Act, aimed at kick-starting chip manufacturing …

Read More
Artemis II Will Phone Home From the Moon Using Laser Beams

[NASA] Astronauts will be testing the Orion Artemis II Optical Communications System (O2O) to transmit live, 4K ultra-high-definition video back to Earth from the Moon. The system will also support communication of images, voice, control channels, and enhanced science data. Aboard Orion, the space terminal includes an optical module, a modem, and a control system. 

Read More
Never Stare Down a Robot

There are a few things historically difficult to make a robot do. Stairs, of course, are the obvious problem. But realistic blinking behavior is harder than you might think. At first, it might seem frivolous and simple to have a robot blink, but according to Italian scientists, it is both more important and more difficult

Read More
Sensor Tower: 156 of the 475 top five apps in 95 countries and regions for Q1 were Chinese, up 8% from 2020; Chinese apps took the top three spots in the US (Nikkei Asia)

Nikkei Asia: Sensor Tower: 156 of the 475 top five apps in 95 countries and regions for Q1 were Chinese, up 8% from 2020; Chinese apps took the top three spots in the US  —  Security concerns and lack of market access drives crackdowns around the world  —  Chinese apps such as TikTok and Shein

Read More
How an overhaul of Amazon’s US logistics network in recent months cut delivery times, changed inventory management, and altered search results on its website (Sebastian Herrera/Wall Street Journal)

Sebastian Herrera / Wall Street Journal: How an overhaul of Amazon’s US logistics network in recent months cut delivery times, changed inventory management, and altered search results on its website  —  Company seeks to trim package travel time, though some sellers still cite delays  —  Amazon.com has upended its vast logistics network …

Read More
Hackaday Prize 2023: The NEOKlacker Pocket Computer

Science fiction always promised us pocket computers. These days, we’re spoiled for choice. [Spider Jerusalem] eschewed a simple smartphone or tablet, though, instead building a custom pocket computer of their own design.  Like so many other DIY cyberdecks and handheld computers, this one relies on a Raspberry Pi. In this case, it’s built using a

Read More