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IEEE Launches Global Registry of Verified Medical Mobile Apps

Patients using mobile apps to treat depression, chronic pain, and other conditions often lack clarity on whether these programs have undergone independent review. Most of the over 55,000 therapeutic apps remain unevaluated by regulators for safety, efficacy, or data protection compliance. The IEEE Standards Association has launched a global registry to help users, physicians, and insurers distinguish verified solutions from marketing-driven products.

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Uber Revisits Strategy: AI Spending Does Not Guarantee Product Success

Uber’s President and COO Andrew Macdonald has expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of large-scale investments in artificial intelligence. He noted that there is no evidence yet that higher spending on AI tokens leads to consumer-demanded features. This statement comes amid growing industry skepticism about the real returns from large language models (LLMs).

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AI-Based Virtual Sensors: Modeling and Implementation in Embedded Systems

AI-powered virtual sensors unlock new possibilities for estimating parameters that are difficult or cost-prohibitive to measure directly. For instance, determining battery state of charge (SOC) in battery management systems (BMS) can be achieved without additional hardware. These solutions reduce equipment costs and enhance device reliability by modeling data instead of deploying physical sensors. During a recent webinar, experts demonstrated how to integrate AI models into system design workflows, validate their effectiveness, and adapt them for embedded processors.

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Dun & Bradstreet Restructures Database for AI Agents

Dun & Bradstreet, a company with decades of experience building commercial databases for analysts, faced a challenge: its infrastructure was not suited for AI agents. The system, designed for humans, struggled with machine demands—low latency, dynamic relationships, and scale. To address this, the company undertook a global modernization, adapting data for automated workflows in credit, procurement, and risk management.

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Social Engineering: How Technologies Shape User Behavior

Social engineering has long transcended cyber fraud and become an integral part of digital technologies. Originally conceived as a way to optimize human systems, it is now used for covertly managing user behavior—from recommendation algorithms to app interfaces. The history of the concept reveals how a tool for progress can transform into a control mechanism, with modern technologies amplifying this effect, making manipulations less noticeable but more large-scale.

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Logitech MX Master 3S Bluetooth Edition: 20% Discount on Amazon JapanHardware

Logitech MX Master 3S Bluetooth Edition: 20% Discount on Amazon Japan

Amazon Japan has launched a limited-time sale for the popular Logitech MX Master 3S Bluetooth Edition wireless mouse, offering a 20% discount that reduces its price to ¥12,980. The model features an ergonomic design optimized for prolonged use, along with silent buttons to minimize distractions in office or home environments. Its built-in fast-scrolling mechanism enables instant navigation through long documents or web pages, making it particularly valuable for professionals handling large data volumes.

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Huawei Unveils New Kirin Chip with Innovative Architecture for Mate 90 Series

At ISCAS 2026, Huawei Semiconductor CEO He Tingbo announced the Kirin processor, featuring groundbreaking logic folding technology. This dual-layer architecture boosts transistor density and energy efficiency, setting new benchmarks for mobile chips. The Mate 90 series, launching in autumn 2026, will compete directly with Apple’s iPhone 18. Huawei also unveiled the 'Tau Scaling Law,' a roadmap aiming for 1.4nm-equivalent transistor density by 2031, promising transformative advancements in AI and automotive applications.

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Anker PowerExpand 9-in-1: PC Docking Station with 40% Discount

A lucrative offer has hit the market for users looking to optimize their workspace: the Anker PowerExpand 9-in-1 docking station is now available at a 40% discount, reducing its price to 5000 ₽ The device supports multiple peripherals, including 4K monitors, USB accessories, and network cables, making it a versatile solution for laptop and desktop PC owners.

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Anthropic to Release Limited-Risk Claude Mythos Model Despite Security ConcernsArtificial intelligence

Anthropic to Release Limited-Risk Claude Mythos Model Despite Security Concerns

Anthropic, a leading generative AI developer, is preparing to release its experimental Claude Mythos model, despite significant security risks to corporate and government IT systems. First announced in April, the model has been flagged for potential threats to software stability, though its specific risk mechanisms remain undisclosed. Internal sources suggest Mythos may integrate with the Claude Code ecosystem, raising cybersecurity concerns. Access will likely be restricted to a limited user base with enhanced controls. While Anthropic has not confirmed a release timeline, preparations are underway. Experts warn that large-scale deployment of Mythos could require stringent safeguards, particularly in critical infrastructure sectors.

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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: 29 195 ₽ Off Tickets Ends in 5 Days

The Early Bird discount for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 will expire in just five days. Organizers are offering up to 29 195 ₽ off tickets, but the deal ends on May 29. The event will take place in San Francisco from October 13–15, gathering over 10,000 attendees, including startup founders, investors, and industry experts. This is a unique opportunity for networking, securing funding, and exchanging insights with leaders in the tech sector.

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New LGBTQ+ Dating Apps Challenge Grindr with Privacy-Focused Approach

The gay and bisexual dating app market is undergoing a transformation as new services emerge to address privacy concerns and data monetization issues plaguing established platforms. These startups are redefining online dating by emphasizing decentralized architectures, end-to-end encryption, and transparent algorithms. Their goal is not only to compete with industry giants like Grindr but to establish a more ethical and secure interaction model. By giving users greater control over their data and reducing reliance on invasive tracking, these apps aim to build trust in an ecosystem often criticized for exploitative practices.

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IEEE Expands TryEngineering OnCampus Program to Seven UniversitiesArtificial intelligence

IEEE Expands TryEngineering OnCampus Program to Seven Universities

The IEEE TryEngineering OnCampus program, aimed at engaging students early in engineering disciplines, expanded from two to seven universities worldwide last year. Supported by IEEE Educational Activities and the IEEE Innovation Committee, the initiative offers hands-on workshops for students aged 10–18 in cutting-edge fields like artificial intelligence, robotics, quantum computing, and IoT. The projects are hosted at leading universities across Europe, Asia, and Africa, where students not only learn theory but also tackle real-world challenges under expert guidance.

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