Protect AI’s Diana Kelley discusses cybersecurity trends, from the rise of ‘GreenOps’ to the best ways to address security in AI development. Read more: The role of cybersecurity in AI system development
Read MoreImage: Epic Games Out with the gods, in with… a post-apocalypse. After some teasing, Fortnite just launched its latest battle royale season — we’re up to Chapter 5: Season 3 — and it’s heavily inspired by Mad Max and Fallout (in fact, Fallout is part of it). It’s called “Wrecked,” and it introduces a new
Read MoreCredit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority A contract between Samsung and independent repair stores has revealed anti-consumer practices. Stores are required to disassemble products that feature parts not bought from Samsung. These stores are also required to snitch on the customer to Samsung. Samsung is in hot water this week after popular repair outlet iFixit
Read Morefjo3 quotes a report from Reuters: SpaceX on Wednesday launched an inaugural batch of operational spy satellites it built as part of a new U.S. intelligence network designed to significantly upgrade the country’s space-based surveillance powers, the first deployment of several more planned this year. The spy network was revealed in a pair of Reuters
Read MoreCredit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Are you an avid mobile gamer? With now.gg, you don’t even need to download them! You can play mobile games in the cloud, using any device. The platform’s portfolio of games is pretty healthy, too. Today, we’ll tell you all about now.gg and which are the best now.gg games
Read MoreGoogle’s AI boost for Search has had a rocky start, as many examples are being shared of the feature giving confusing and dangerous answers to user queries. Read more: Glue on pizza? Google’s AI Overview shares wacky answers
Read MoreThe company based in California came under fire in 2022 after its poor handling of US pre-sale tickets to Taylor Swift’s massively popular Eras Tour concerts. Read more: US antitrust lawsuit says it is time to break up Ticketmaster
Read MoreCredit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority T-Mobile has officially announced it is raising prices for some older rate plans but will not publicly share details of affected plans. Rates for voice plans are increasing by $5 per line per month, and connected device plans are going up by $2 per line per month. The changes
Read MoreApple has updated the short sizzle reel included in the immersive video section of the Apple Vision Pro Apple TV app to include scenes from American football, basketball, and other content. Apple Vision Pro Immersive Experience Apple Vision Pro has had quite a slow rollout regarding exclusive content and software. As Apple approaches an apparent
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from Markets Insider: Sunny days in Germany mean gray clouds for solar profitability as the nation’s dive into renewables has left it with too much energy. According to a note from SEB Research, in the past 10 days, solar producers have had to take an 87% price cut during
Read MoreTokens for the Render Network (RNDR) were up 38% on the 7-day window ending Wednesday evening U.S. Central Time in a week that AI cryptocurrencies absolutely dominated the coin leaderboards. The only other crypto to gain more on the week’s trading was Arweave (AR), with 41% gains. Trailing close behind Render was AIOZ (+28%) and
Read MoreCredit: iFixit Samsung has responded to iFixit’s announcement about ending the ongoing repair partnership between the companies. Samsung says it will continue offering repair parts through a different provider. While iFixit will still stock aftermarket Samsung parts and publish repair guides, it won’t collaborate with the phone maker on repair manuals. Samsung has shared an
Read MoreImage: Netflix You would think that a sci-fi movie where Jennifer Lopez partners with a smart-ass, sentient mech suit to fight against her evil AI brother would be a little more fun. Alas, Atlas — Netflix’s latest attempt at a hit streaming action movie — takes itself far too seriously. It also fails to really
Read MoreThe IRS has extended the Free File program through 2029, “continuing its partnership with a coalition of private tax software companies that allow most Americans to file federal taxes for free,” reports CNBC. From the report: This season, Free File processed 2.9 million returns through May 11, a 7.3% increase compared to the same period
Read MoreImagine you want to iterate on a shock-absorbing structure design in plastic. You might design something in CAD, print it, then test it on a rig. You’ll then note down your measurements, and repeat the process again. But what if a robot could do all that instead, and do it for years on end? That’s
Read MorePolitical consultant Steven Kramer faces a $6 million fine and over two dozen criminal charges for using AI-generated robocalls mimicking President Joe Biden’s voice to mislead New Hampshire voters ahead of the presidential primary. The Associated Press reports: The Federal Communications Commission said the fine it proposed Thursday for Steven Kramer is its first involving
Read More“Google as an illegal monopolist will have to pay some penalties,” US federal judge James Donato said Thursday, in a hearing discussing next steps after a jury found the company breached antitrust laws.
Read MoreSpeaking of Samsung, samleecole shares a report about the contract the South Korean firm requires repair shops to sign: In exchange for selling them repair parts, Samsung requires independent repair shops to give Samsung the name, contact information, phone identifier, and customer complaint details of everyone who gets their phone repaired at these shops, according
Read MoreGoogle has published Angular 18, a major upgrade of Google’s TypeScript-based web app development framework that brings server-side rendering improvements and experimental support for zoneless change detection. The release also moves deferrable views and declarative control flow out of developer preview to a stable stage. Angular 18 was released May 22. It can be accessed
Read MoreDeleted photos reappeared on some iPhones running iOS 17.5, and Apple has finally clarified how that might occur — it isn’t iCloud. Deleted photos were reappearing in people’s Photos app The iOS 17.5.1 update that fixed the reappearing photos bug had a brief description involving a corrupted database. Apple has clarified what exactly that meant
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from Quartz: Mark Zuckerberg has assembled some of his fellow tech chiefs into an advisory council to guide Meta on its artificial intelligence and product developments. The Meta Advisory Group will periodically meet with Meta’s management team, Bloomberg reported. Its members include: Stripe CEO and co-founder Patrick Collison, former
Read MoreGoogle has published Angular 18, a major upgrade of Google’s TypeScript-based web app development framework that brings server-side rendering improvements and experimental support for zoneless change detection. The release also moves deferrable views and declarative control flow out of developer preview to a stable stage. Angular 18 was released May 22. It can be accessed
Read MoreCredit: Damien Wilde / Android Authority Nothing CEO tweeted photos about updates coming to Nothing OS, but the phone in the images featured a fourth button. This fourth button has never been seen on a Nothing Phone before, hinting that it could be the upcoming Nothing Phone 3. Apple’s iPhone 16 series is also rumored
Read MoreWe’ve all been there. You left your Walkman at home and only have your trusty Game Boy. You want to take a break and just listen to some tunes. What to do? [orangeglo] has the answer now with the Orange FM cartridge. This prototype cart features an onboard antenna or can also use the 3.5
Read MoreBen Schoon reports via 9to5Google: After first appearing earlier this year, YouTube once again appears to be rolling out a new redesign for its website that everyone hates. In mid-April, Google started testing a redesign to YouTube’s website, which moved the title of the video, its description, and the comments to the side of the
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