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A comic depicting the blunders of new employees misusing generative AI—copyright violations, data leaks, and more—is sparking conversations. The article explores common pitfalls in workplace AI usage and outlines governance measures companies should adopt.
U.S. consumers have filed a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo, alleging unjust enrichment due to hardware price hikes citing tariffs. The lawsuit follows the Supreme Court's ruling that deemed the tariff policy illegal.
OpenAI unveils "GPT Image 2.0," a model capable of generating everything from product images to descriptive texts, marking AI's shift from entertainment to practical applications.
Space Shift has added an "Embankment Detection AI" to its satellite data analysis brand SateAIs. The AI automatically extracts areas with potential embankments by analyzing subtle surface changes, offering applications for urban planning and disaster prevention.
A developer exposed SSH Port 22 to the internet for 54 days, revealing a large number of automated attacks and unauthorized access attempts. Key lessons in security explored.
A pivotal 1995 interview with Steve Jobs during his NeXT era is being revisited. He described computers as "bicycles for the mind" and warned of the dangers of companies focusing on process over content—insights that remain strikingly relevant today.
China's Taichu Electronics Technology is recruiting a System Architect to lead the development of an OS for high-performance heterogeneous multicore accelerators. The company's efforts to build an independent AI infrastructure are drawing attention.
UGREEN has launched the slim card-shaped tracker "FineTrack Slim" compatible with Apple's "Find My" network. It supports magnetic wireless charging, eliminating the need for battery replacement. Available on Amazon for a discounted price of 3,224 yen.
Next week, seven major US tech companies, including Apple and NVIDIA, will announce quarterly earnings. Coinciding with the Fed's interest rate meeting, it will test whether the over 13% rebound can sustain.
Microsoft has made significant changes to its Windows 11 update policy, allowing users to endlessly defer updates in 35-day increments.
X, led by Elon Musk, accelerates its transformation into a super app by integrating financial services, offering cashback and high interest rates to merge social networking with finance.
AI-generated fruit-themed videos trending on TikTok are sparking concerns about a decline in content quality and negative impacts on users’ intellect. Delve into the background and implications.
Anker's ultra-compact 47W USB-C charger is now at its lowest price of the year. With dual ports for simultaneous charging, it's perfect for on-the-go use.
Anker's ultra-compact 47W charger has hit its lowest price of the year. Featuring two USB-C ports, it combines portability and high output at an affordable price.
AI company Anthropic successfully tested a marketplace where AI agents act as sellers and buyers, trading actual goods and money. A groundbreaking step toward an autonomous AI-driven economy.
Colorado's age verification bill has advanced to its final review, now featuring exemptions for open-source OS and app stores. We explore its impact on the developer community and the future of legal frameworks.
Supply chain attacks target essential libraries and tools in software development. They have surged in recent years, causing significant damage to businesses. This article comprehensively explains the mechanisms, real-world cases, and the latest effective defenses as of 2026.
The Linux GPU management tool LACT has released version 0.9, adding a voltage-frequency curve editor for NVIDIA and revamping its UI. Open-source GPU management enters a new era.
Maine's governor has vetoed the nation's first data center construction moratorium bill. The decision highlights tensions between the tech industry's concerns over AI and cloud service development and residents' worries about environmental impact.
Sam Altman of OpenAI has officially apologized for failing to notify police about a ChatGPT account linked to the Tumbler Ridge shooting suspect. Although the account was banned prior to the incident, law enforcement was not informed.