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Lawsuit Against xAI: Grok Used to Create Child Pornographic Content

A collective lawsuit against xAI, owned by Elon Musk, has expanded to include a woman who claims her stepfather used the Grok chatbot to create over 7,000 fake pornographic images based on her childhood photo. The incident occurred when she was just 11 years old. According to her, the man took his own life after police discovered the materials during a search. She emphasizes that unchecked access to such technologies turns everyday life into a threat to children.

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Secret Storage: A Necklace That Doubles as a USB Drive

Noware has launched Puff, a groundbreaking necklace that merges aesthetics with utility by concealing a fully functional USB drive. This innovative accessory not only stands out with its unique design but also serves as a portable data storage solution. Ideal for tech enthusiasts and fashion lovers alike, Puff demonstrates how everyday gadgets can be transformed into stylish personal statements. The product exemplifies the seamless integration of technology into personal style.

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SpaceX Completes Acquisition of Cursor AI Coding StartupArtificial intelligence

SpaceX Completes Acquisition of Cursor AI Coding Startup

SpaceX has finalized its acquisition of Cursor, an AI-driven startup specializing in automated code generation tools. The deal, announced earlier this year, aims to integrate Cursor's technologies with SpaceX's computing infrastructure. Access to the world's largest GPU cluster will accelerate the development of AI-powered coding solutions. SpaceX has previously provided its computing resources to companies like Anthropic and Google.

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Acer Predator Orion 6000 Gaming PC with RTX 5070 Ti Discounted by 25%Hardware

Acer Predator Orion 6000 Gaming PC with RTX 5070 Ti Discounted by 25%

Walmart has slashed the price of the prebuilt Acer Predator Orion 6000 gaming PC by 25%, saving gamers up to $700. This high-performance system features an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti based on Blackwell architecture, an Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF processor with liquid cooling, and 32GB of DDR5 RAM. The limited-time offer makes it an ideal choice for gamers seeking a top-tier solution without the hassle of DIY assembly.

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Acer Nitro 85 RTX 5070 & Core Ultra 7 Gaming PC Discounted to $1499Hardware

Acer Nitro 85 RTX 5070 & Core Ultra 7 Gaming PC Discounted to $1499

Walmart is offering a significant discount on the prebuilt Acer Nitro 85 gaming PC. The system features an NVIDIA RTX 5070 GPU and Intel Core Ultra 7 265F processor, with its price slashed by $600—from $2099 to $1499. It includes 16GB DDR5 RAM and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD. This deal is particularly attractive amid component shortages, where assembling a similar PC separately would cost more.

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Sony and TSMC Launch Joint Venture, Meta* and SpaceX Unveil New AI ModelsBusiness

Sony and TSMC Launch Joint Venture, Meta* and SpaceX Unveil New AI Models

The tech sector witnessed significant developments last week as Sony and TSMC announced a joint venture to advance semiconductor technologies. Meanwhile, Meta* and SpaceX introduced new AI models that could disrupt the artificial intelligence market. These initiatives highlight industry leaders' efforts to strengthen their positions amid growing competition and innovation demands.

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Photon Matrix Launches Laser System to Eliminate MosquitoesHardware

Photon Matrix Launches Laser System to Eliminate Mosquitoes

Photon Matrix has begun mass production of its laser mosquito elimination system, previously showcased on a crowdfunding platform. The device, capable of targeting insects within a 6-meter radius, is now available for purchase on the manufacturer's official website. Initial shipments are expected this month. The system combines LiDAR, millimeter-wave radar, and AI-based computer vision to detect and eliminate mosquitoes ranging from 2 to 20 mm in size, moving at speeds up to 1 m/s.

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VLC Stutters on Windows 11: Developers Blame Microsoft DefenderDevelopment

VLC Stutters on Windows 11: Developers Blame Microsoft Defender

Popular media player VLC has encountered an unusual issue in Windows 11: MP3 files start with a delay of up to 33 seconds. Developers attribute the problem to a recent Microsoft Defender update that blocks VLC’s plugin cache. This incident has sparked discussions about the stability of open-source software on the Windows platform. The issue can be resolved by reinstalling the player or adding an exception in the antivirus, but users must perform extra steps for correct functionality.

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New Evooo1Bot Botnet Targets Linux Devices, Turning Them Into Proxy NodesSecurity

New Evooo1Bot Botnet Targets Linux Devices, Turning Them Into Proxy Nodes

Researchers at Fortinet have uncovered a new modular botnet, Evooo1Bot, targeting Linux-based devices, including routers and network gateways. The malware exploits vulnerabilities in equipment from Alcatel, NETGEAR, Tenda, Mitsubishi Electric, and other manufacturers, transforming infected devices into proxy nodes for traffic relay. Evooo1Bot also steals credentials, conducts brute-force SSH attacks, and launches DDoS campaigns. The botnet’s activity has been detected since July this year, affecting multiple regions worldwide.

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Auk Mini 2 Review: Smart Home Garden with Enhanced Lighting

Auk has unveiled the upgraded Auk Mini 2, a compact smart home garden that’s now more functional and stylish. The new model boasts improved lighting, ergonomic design, and fresh color choices, making it an ideal solution for growing herbs and vegetables indoors. Whether you're a smart home enthusiast or a beginner in automated gardening, this device simplifies the process with minimal hassle.

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How to Check for AI Platform Account Hacks: ChatGPT, Claude & PerplexitySecurity

How to Check for AI Platform Account Hacks: ChatGPT, Claude & Perplexity

Cyberattacks targeting accounts on leading AI platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity are rising sharply. Hackers exploit these services to access confidential data, query histories, and even corporate intelligence if users neglect security protocols. Experts advise monitoring active sessions and enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA) to mitigate risks. This guide explains how to detect suspicious activity on three top AI platforms and the steps to take if a breach occurs.

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ChatGPT Gains Activity Timeline Feature on Mac—Should You Enable It?Artificial intelligence

ChatGPT Gains Activity Timeline Feature on Mac—Should You Enable It?

OpenAI has introduced Computer History for ChatGPT on macOS, a feature that tracks user activity across applications and websites to generate an activity timeline. Designed for Pro, Business, and Enterprise accounts, this tool enables AI-assisted workflow analysis and task automation by recording interactions like clicks, text input, and app switches. Unlike its predecessor Chronicle, which captured screenshots, Computer History focuses solely on metadata without encryption, raising potential privacy concerns.

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