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DuckDuckGo Sees 30% Surge in Installs Following Google Search ChangesArtificial intelligence

DuckDuckGo Sees 30% Surge in Installs Following Google Search Changes

Following Google Search’s recent update, which replaced traditional results with an AI assistant, many users have expressed dissatisfaction. In response, DuckDuckGo, a privacy-focused alternative search engine, has reported a significant increase in installs. The company noted an average 18% weekly rise in U.S. app downloads, peaking at 30.5%. The growth was even higher on iOS, reaching 69.9%. Users are actively migrating to noai.duckduckgo.com, where all AI features are disabled, reflecting growing demand for control over search experiences.

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AI and the Job Market: Why Panic Is PrematureArtificial intelligence

AI and the Job Market: Why Panic Is Premature

Debates about artificial intelligence eliminating millions of jobs in the near future are gaining momentum. However, economic data does not support such pessimistic forecasts. According to experts, AI’s impact on the job market remains minimal, and its transformation will take time. This provides an opportunity for businesses and governments to prepare for changes instead of succumbing to panic.

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China Tightens Control Over AI Specialists' Travel from Private CompaniesArtificial intelligence

China Tightens Control Over AI Specialists' Travel from Private Companies

China has expanded controls on international travel for artificial intelligence specialists. Employees of private companies, startups, and even business founders must now obtain government approval before traveling abroad. Previously, such restrictions applied only to civil servants, scientists, and executives of state-owned enterprises, but now they extend to the private sector. The move reflects concerns over the leakage of key technologies and talent to foreign competitors.

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Low Outgassing Adhesives for Aerospace and Optical SystemsHardware

Low Outgassing Adhesives for Aerospace and Optical Systems

Outgassing is a critical issue in high-precision technological systems, where even minimal contamination can disrupt equipment operation. Specialized adhesives that meet NASA’s stringent requirements prevent the release of volatile substances that could settle on sensitive components. These materials are indispensable in aerospace, optical instrument manufacturing, and semiconductors, where cleanliness and reliability are paramount.

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Nvidia Discontinues Legendary Control Panel After 20 YearsHardware

Nvidia Discontinues Legendary Control Panel After 20 Years

After two decades, Nvidia officially retires its iconic Control Panel, replacing it with a new unified app. GeForce GPU driver updates will no longer include the classic control panel, except for RTX Pro professional solutions. The old Control Panel enters maintenance mode but remains available for download via Microsoft Store.

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Acer Prepares Predator Atlas 8 Gaming Handheld with Intel Arc G3 ChipsHardware

Acer Prepares Predator Atlas 8 Gaming Handheld with Intel Arc G3 Chips

Acer is working on the new Predator Atlas 8 gaming handheld, featuring Intel Arc G3 processors based on the Panther Lake architecture. The 8-inch device will compete with the MSI Claw 8 and is set to debut at Computex 2026. This marks Acer’s fourth portable device but the first under the Predator brand, signaling the company’s serious ambitions in the gaming handheld market.

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American Airlines Selects Starlink for 500 AircraftBusiness

American Airlines Selects Starlink for 500 Aircraft

American Airlines has announced a partnership with SpaceX: starting in early 2025, over 500 Airbus A321XLR and A320neo aircraft will be equipped with Starlink satellite internet. This move strengthens SpaceX’s competitive edge against Amazon Leo and Viasat in the in-flight telecom market and marks another step toward Starlink’s anticipated IPO, which could be the largest in history.

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IBM Launches First Quantum Chip Foundry in the U.S. with 143,1 млрд ₽ InvestmentHardware

IBM Launches First Quantum Chip Foundry in the U.S. with 143,1 млрд ₽ Investment

IBM has announced the creation of Anderon, the first independent quantum chip foundry in the U.S. The project is backed by 143,1 млрд ₽ in federal funding under the CHIPS Act and IBM’s own investments. The foundry will produce 300mm quantum wafers and offer services to third-party manufacturers, aiming to become the TSMC of the quantum industry. However, experts highlight risks for competitors due to potential technology transfers from IBM.

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US: Anti-AI Activism May Lead to Intelligence SurveillanceSecurity

US: Anti-AI Activism May Lead to Intelligence Surveillance

According to a Wired investigation, the FBI, US Department of Homeland Security, and local counterterrorism centers have begun monitoring 'anti-technology violent extremism.' This category includes actions criticizing AI development and surveillance of data center infrastructure. Documents obtained by the publication reveal that even photographing such facilities may be deemed suspicious activity.

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