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Waymo Develops Virtual Driver to Test Reactions to Road SurprisesArtificial intelligence

Waymo Develops Virtual Driver to Test Reactions to Road Surprises

Waymo, a leader in autonomous vehicle development, has published a study in Nature Communications detailing its new cognitive model, ReD. This system mimics human driver behavior in critical situations, enabling the evaluation of autonomous vehicle safety. Built on neuroscience principles, ReD analyzes how drivers make decisions when facing unexpected road hazards. The model aims to set a benchmark for comparing the safety of autonomous systems and fostering industry-wide standardization.

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INIU Pocket Rocket P50: Compact Power Bank with 45W Fast ChargingHardware

INIU Pocket Rocket P50: Compact Power Bank with 45W Fast Charging

INIU has launched the Pocket Rocket P50, a compact power bank combining a 10,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging in a pocket-sized design. Weighing just 160 grams, it fits easily in a pocket or small bag and comes in six vibrant colors. The device supports multiple charging standards, including Power Delivery and Qualcomm Quick Charge, making it ideal for smartphones, tablets, and portable gaming consoles. With a built-in digital display and integrated USB-C cable, it offers both functionality and style for tech-savvy users.

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Watch Duty Adds Flood Tracking Feature in the U.S.

Watch Duty, an independent app known for wildfire alerts, has expanded its functionality to include flood tracking across the U.S. The developers integrated data from the National Weather Service, FEMA, and other agencies, presenting it in a simple and intuitive interface. The new feature allows users to quickly assess risks in their region and receive real-time updates on floods, dam breaches, and other hazardous situations.

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Xiaomi and Leica Unveil Leitzphone with Advanced Camera SuiteHardware

Xiaomi and Leica Unveil Leitzphone with Advanced Camera Suite

Xiaomi has launched two flagship devices with Leica cameras: the Xiaomi 17 Ultra and the Leitzphone. Both smartphones share similar technical specifications but differ in camera functionality. This review delves into the Leitzphone’s capabilities and the Photography Kit Pro, an accessory bundle that unlocks new creative potential for photographers. These devices enable emotional and professional shots, thanks to Leica’s signature style.

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AI Agents Vulnerable to Phishing Attacks: Varonis StudySecurity

AI Agents Vulnerable to Phishing Attacks: Varonis Study

The rise of AI agents capable of autonomously performing tasks on user devices unlocks new automation opportunities. However, this advancement also introduces risks: what happens if such an agent encounters a phishing attack? A study by U.S. cybersecurity firm Varonis, published on June 9, found that AI agents do not always detect fraudulent schemes and may become targets for cybercriminals. This raises concerns about the security of deploying such systems in corporate environments and underscores the need for additional protective measures.

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RoguePlanet Zero-Day Vulnerability in Microsoft Defender Grants SYSTEM PrivilegesSecurity

RoguePlanet Zero-Day Vulnerability in Microsoft Defender Grants SYSTEM Privileges

An independent cybersecurity specialist has released an exploit for a previously unknown zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Defender, dubbed RoguePlanet. This flaw enables attackers to gain maximum system privileges—SYSTEM level—posing severe risks to infected machines. The discovery follows Microsoft's June 2026 patches, which addressed two other critical vulnerabilities in its antivirus solution. The expert emphasized that RoguePlanet can bypass security mechanisms and execute arbitrary code with elevated rights, making it a highly dangerous exploit.

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Waymo Unveils New Model to Evaluate Autonomous Taxis Against Human DriversArtificial intelligence

Waymo Unveils New Model to Evaluate Autonomous Taxis Against Human Drivers

Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, has collaborated with Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) to create a new computer model for assessing the performance of its autonomous taxis against human drivers. Named Reference Driver, the model is based on the theory of active inference, which posits that drivers continuously predict potential scenarios and select the safest actions.

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How Leaders Adapt Businesses to the Era of Hybrid Human-AI TeamsBusiness

How Leaders Adapt Businesses to the Era of Hybrid Human-AI Teams

The integration of AI agents into corporate processes is redistributing workloads: routine tasks are automated, allowing employees to focus on creative and cross-functional work. Experts emphasize the need to maintain human oversight over AI, particularly when handling sensitive data. This shift demands new governance approaches, including enhanced security measures and dedicated AI committees. The transition to hybrid teams is reshaping not only job responsibilities but also the skills in demand across the labor market.

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Career Leaps in IT: When Should Engineers Change Jobs?Business

Career Leaps in IT: When Should Engineers Change Jobs?

Switching jobs in IT can be a powerful tool for salary growth and career advancement, but it isn’t always justified. Engineers who time their moves strategically often outpace peers in earnings and achievements. However, too-frequent transitions prevent them from seeing long-term consequences of their decisions and limit opportunities for senior-level promotions. Experts recommend balancing mobility with stability to avoid missing real career breakthroughs.

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Meta and Reliance Launch India’s First AI Data CenterArtificial intelligence

Meta and Reliance Launch India’s First AI Data Center

Meta and Reliance Industries have partnered to build India’s first AI-focused data center, marking a significant milestone in the country’s tech infrastructure. The 168-megawatt facility in Jamnagar, Gujarat, will support Meta’s global AI workloads while reinforcing India’s position as a leading hub for AI and cloud investments. Major tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are already expanding their presence in the region, driven by government incentives and a growing demand for AI services.

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How AI is Transforming the Business Model of Restaurant Aggregators: Challenges and ProspectsBusiness

How AI is Transforming the Business Model of Restaurant Aggregators: Challenges and Prospects

The rise of generative artificial intelligence is radically transforming the landscape of digital platforms, including restaurant aggregators. The traditional 'send-client' model, which has underpinned the business of such services for decades, is facing significant challenges. AI tools enable users to receive personalized recommendations without intermediaries, reducing reliance on aggregators and altering the industry's economics. This shift forces platforms to rethink their monetization strategies and adapt to evolving consumer behaviors.

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Apple Overcomes Memory Limits for On-Device AI AgentsArtificial intelligence

Apple Overcomes Memory Limits for On-Device AI Agents

At WWDC26, Apple introduced AFM 3, the third generation of its foundational models, addressing a critical bottleneck in on-device AI: limited RAM capacity. Previously, developers faced a trade-off between cloud-based solutions and underpowered local models due to the inability to fit large models into DRAM. The new architecture stores model weights in NAND flash, unlocking 20-billion-parameter models without sacrificing performance.

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