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Chinese Drivers Fool Tesla Autopilot Safety Systems with Dummies

A troubling trend is emerging in China where drivers are bypassing Tesla Autopilot's safety mechanisms using simple yet effective tricks. By employing plastic mannequin heads, flashing screens, and other homemade gadgets, they trick the system into detecting a driver's presence. This allows them to ignore warnings about distracted driving, creating significant road safety risks. Experts warn that such practices undermine trust in semi-autonomous technologies and could lead to catastrophic consequences.

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TSMC to Raise 3nm Process Prices by 15% in Second Half of 2026Hardware

TSMC to Raise 3nm Process Prices by 15% in Second Half of 2026

The world’s largest contract chipmaker, TSMC, continues to grapple with a persistent shortage of 3nm process capacity, even as production volumes rise. Demand for advanced semiconductors, particularly in the artificial intelligence sector, continues to outpace supply. According to supply chain sources, the company is preparing for another price hike in the second half of 2026—up to 15%. This move reflects intensifying competition for access to cutting-edge manufacturing capabilities.

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Google Unveils Android Figurine in Chrome Dino FC Soccer Uniform

Google has expanded its lineup of themed collectibles by introducing an Android figurine dressed in Chrome Dino FC soccer attire. Previously exclusive to the UK Google Store, this limited-edition Bugdroid mascot figurine is now available in the U.S. for 1800 ₽—significantly cheaper than its 2900 ₽ equivalent in Britain. The design, inspired by the fictional Chrome Dino FC football club, has sparked high demand among collectors and brand enthusiasts. Industry reports indicate rapid sell-outs, suggesting the item may soon disappear from shelves.

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Google Sues Chinese Cybercrime Network Using AI for Mass Scams

Google has initiated legal action against the Chinese cybercrime network Outsider Enterprise, which leveraged artificial intelligence to create phishing websites and distribute fraudulent messages. According to the company, the attackers sent 2.5 million SMS messages to Android users within two weeks, impersonating Google and other major brands. Hundreds of thousands of individuals fell victim to the scams, with damages estimated in the millions of dollars. Google employs its own AI tools to combat such threats, blocking over 10 billion fraudulent messages monthly.

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Jeff Bezos' Prometheus Startup: Physical AI and Emerging Technologies

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has launched a new startup, Prometheus, which will focus on advancing physical artificial intelligence. The project has already secured significant investments and is among the most funded in this promising niche. Unlike traditional AI models that process data, Prometheus will integrate artificial intelligence into real physical systems and processes. This could unlock new opportunities for automation and optimization across industries, including manufacturing and robotics.

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US State Shuts Down Data Breach Notification Portal Due to Fake ReportsSecurity

US State Shuts Down Data Breach Notification Portal Due to Fake Reports

Authorities in the U.S. state of Maine suspended the public portal for data breach notifications after fake reports of cyber incidents appeared on the site. The incident prompted a review of moderation and platform protection procedures. Access to the service is expected to be restored only after additional security measures are implemented and existing reports are verified for authenticity.

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RDNA 4 Gains Traction: RX 9070 XT Outpaces RTX 5080 in Steam Stats

AMD's RDNA 4 GPUs have made their first appearance in the Steam Hardware Survey for May. The flagship RX 9070 XT secured the 25th spot with a 1.35% user share, trailing Nvidia's RTX 5080 by just 0.17%. Other RDNA 4 models, including the RX 9070 and RX 9060 XT, also debuted in the rankings but with significantly lower adoption rates. This trend highlights the growing interest among gamers for AMD's latest graphics cards.

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MetaPlanet to Launch Brokerage for Bitcoin-Based Financial Products

MetaPlanet has acquired Siiibo Securities for ¥2.1 billion (963,7 млн ₽), marking a strategic move to enter the financial services market. The deal will lead to the creation of MetaPlanet Securities, a new subsidiary focused on developing and promoting bitcoin-based investment products. This aligns with the company’s broader strategy of integrating cryptocurrency assets into traditional financial instruments. The rebranding process is expected to conclude following the deal’s closure.

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Dark Web Exposes Software Supply Chain Threats

Cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging underground forums to orchestrate attacks on software supply chains. Experts at Flare have identified data repository leaks, GitHub access sales, and API key theft as critical indicators of impending threats. These signals enable attackers to infiltrate developer infrastructure and distribute malware through legitimate channels. Early detection of such red flags can prevent large-scale security incidents.

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Hundreds of Malicious Packages with Rootkit Found in Arch Linux Repository

The Arch User Repository (AUR) has been compromised with over 400 malicious packages distributing Linux malware. Attackers embedded a rootkit and infostealer designed to steal user credentials and access tokens. The threat primarily affects users installing packages from unofficial sources, highlighting the critical need for security verification before software installation.

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