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Ford EV and software chief Doug Field announces departure. Ex-Tesla engineer Alan Clarke succeeds him, aiming to accelerate next-gen EV development.
As generative AI rapidly proliferates, the protest method of data poisoning is gaining attention. This article explores its background and challenges.
New benchmark "BiasIG" measures multi-dimensional social bias in text-to-image models. A key step toward enhancing generative AI transparency.
Spotify launches physical book sales alongside audiobooks. Available via Android app through Bookshop.org partnership.
Tom's Guide unveils a new homepage. Achieves a smart shopping experience through AI and video content.
YouTube announces new setting to completely disable "Shorts." A zero-minute viewing limit option is added, improving user experience.
The new benchmark "LABBench2" has been unveiled to measure AI's progress in scientific research, enabling practical AI performance evaluation in biology.
A new study examines the potential of large language models like GPT-4 to function as educational tools in low-resource settings using Nepal's K-10 curriculum.
Linus Torvalds rejected two patches proposed during Linux 7.1 development. We delve into the background and his stance on engineering.
Microsoft decides to cease production of the large touchscreen "Surface Hub." What does this mean for the future of enterprise collaboration devices?
Microsoft has decided to cease production of its massive touchscreen display "Surface Hub." Launched in 2015 alongside Windows 10 as a digital whiteboard and a symbol of hybrid work, the device is being discontinued due to its high price and shifting market dynamics.
Waveshare unveils the compact, palm-sized Raspberry Pi handheld "PocketTerm35" featuring a retro PC-inspired design.
Ubuntu 26.04 achieves significant performance improvements on AMD Strix Point processors, particularly with RDNA 3.5 graphics benchmarks.
The US FCC has conditionally allowed Netgear to import routers made in Asia until 2027, bypassing manufacturing restrictions. Insights and implications.
Anthropic has unveiled its new AI model, "Claude Mythos." Due to its destructive hacking capabilities, access will be restricted, issuing a major security warning to the tech industry.
California's A.B. 2047 bill mandates censorship software on all 3D printers and criminalizes using open-source alternatives. It repeats the mistakes of Digital Rights Management (DRM), stifling innovation and threatening consumers with new harms like surveillance and platform lock-in.
Mercedes-Benz's luxury EV "EQS" makes a comeback in the U.S. with improved range and charging capabilities, heating up the electric vehicle market.
The EFF has updated its guide about surveillance technology at the U.S.-Mexico border. What do surveillance towers and hidden cameras reveal?
Reports suggest Apple is testing four smart glasses prototypes. Could this be a groundbreaking new device symbolizing AR technology's evolution?
MSI's latest gaming laptop, equipped with an RTX 5080 GPU, Core Ultra 9 CPU, and a 240Hz QHD+ display, is making waves with its competitive $2,000 price tag.