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SecurityAttackers are deceiving users with links to fake OpenAI outage pages. Under the guise of updating or restoring ChatGPT access, they distribute malware disguised as a legitimate desktop application. Security experts warn of a surge in such attacks targeting users of popular AI services. These schemes highlight the risks of downloading software from unverified sources.
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Artificial intelligencePinterest CTO Matt Madrigal revealed details of the AI system optimization for visual search. The company replaced the standard vision layer of the Qwen3-VL model with custom multimodal embeddings. This not only cut costs by 90% but also improved recommendation quality by 30%. The approach relies on deep customization of open-source models tailored to the platform’s unique data. Such innovations ensure scalability and efficiency for Pinterest’s 620 million monthly users.
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SecurityThe California Attorney General’s Office has filed a lawsuit against Chrome Holding Co. (formerly 23andMe) for failing to protect customer data. In 2023, cybercriminals accessed genetic and personal information of nearly 7 million individuals through a credential-stuffing attack. The breach ranks among the largest in DNA-testing industry history, with sensitive data later sold on the dark web, particularly affecting users of Chinese and Ashkenazi Jewish descent.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle has announced the public release of its Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro models, which now support advanced image processing features. The standout update is in Nano Banana 2, which introduces an experimental video-to-image generation function. These updates continue the expansion of Google’s AI-powered multimedia content tools, enhancing capabilities for creators and developers.
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SecurityIBM and Red Hat have announced the launch of Lightwell, a large-scale initiative to enhance open-source software security using artificial intelligence. The companies plan to invest 356,9 млрд ₽ and engage 20,000 engineers to create a centralized system for identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in critical components that underpin modern IT infrastructure. The project will begin with the Maven/Java ecosystem before expanding to other popular repositories such as PyPI and npm.
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DevelopmentSpotify is actively expanding the social features of its platform. Upcoming updates will allow users to change auto-generated usernames and add custom bios. These changes aim to strengthen interactions among listeners and foster a more engaged community within the platform. The new features are expected to make each user’s profile more personalized and recognizable, enhancing the overall user experience.
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Artificial intelligenceGemini’s integration into Android Auto has revolutionized daily commutes for a ZDNet contributor over two months of testing. The AI assistant not only streamlined routine tasks but also made travel time more productive and entertaining for the whole family. Now, instead of dull conversations or smartphone screen searches, users can handle work matters or entertain children without taking their eyes off the road.
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HardwareAt a presentation on Thursday, BYD Chairman Wang Chuanfu introduced China’s first 4-nanometer chip for autonomous driving. The Xuanji A3 supports L3 and L4 autonomy levels and has already entered mass production. The company highlighted that a three-chip configuration delivers over 2100 TOPS of combined computing power, unlocking new possibilities for self-driving technology in the automotive industry.
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SecurityMicrosoft has accused an independent security researcher of publishing unpatched vulnerabilities in its products, including Defender and BitLocker, and threatened legal action. The incident has drawn widespread criticism from the professional community, reigniting long-standing debates over the ethics of vulnerability disclosure and vendor accountability toward researchers. The case highlights the tension between corporate policies and the role of security experts in safeguarding users.
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BusinessContractors at Meta*’s European headquarters have voiced concerns over unequal layoff conditions, which starkly differ from those offered to full-time employees. While permanent staff receive generous severance packages, including extended healthcare and bonuses, contractors are left with minimal compensation. The issue has escalated amid widespread layoffs in the tech industry, raising questions about fairness in workforce reductions during economic uncertainty.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle Drive has enhanced its built-in document scanner with new AI-driven features and on-device data processing. Users can now scan multiple pages in a row without manually capturing each sheet, as the system automatically selects the best frames and eliminates duplicates. The update is available on flagship Android devices with 8GB RAM or more, streamlining workflows for receipts, contracts, and business documents.
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SecuritySYOS startup has announced the SU10 underwater drone designed for monitoring and protecting subsea infrastructure, including communication cables. The drone can dive to depths of up to 500 meters and is equipped with AI for autonomous operation. It can function independently for up to four hours or indefinitely when tethered to a surface vessel for power and data transmission via fiber-optic cable. The solution is positioned as a cost-effective alternative to traditional subsea communication protection methods.
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