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Why I Swapped Google for DuckDuckGo and Perplexity in My BrowserArtificial intelligence

Why I Swapped Google for DuckDuckGo and Perplexity in My Browser

A ZDNet contributor shares why they ditched Google in favor of DuckDuckGo for privacy-focused searches and Perplexity for AI-driven queries. The author argues that splitting tasks between two tools yields more accurate results, as DuckDuckGo ensures privacy while Perplexity specializes in smart AI responses without replacing traditional search. The transition proved simpler than expected and significantly improved search quality.

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Superhuman Acquires AI Detection Startup GPTZero to Enhance AI Content DetectionArtificial intelligence

Superhuman Acquires AI Detection Startup GPTZero to Enhance AI Content Detection

Superhuman, renowned for its advanced email client, has acquired GPTZero, a startup focused on detecting AI-generated text. Founded by Princeton graduate Edward Tian and his high school friend Alex Zou, GPTZero has grown from a student project into a profitable business with 19 million users and 2,2 млрд ₽ in annual revenue. The acquisition will strengthen Superhuman's existing AI content detection tools, previously integrated after its 2023 purchase of the email service. This deal marks another step in Superhuman's expansion of AI-powered text solutions.

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Google Meet Now Works in Safari on iPhone Without App InstallationDevelopment

Google Meet Now Works in Safari on iPhone Without App Installation

Google has introduced full support for the Safari mobile browser in its Google Meet video conferencing service on iPhone devices. iOS users can now join meetings directly from their browser without installing the Google Meet or Gmail apps. Simply click a link and enter your name—no Google account authorization is required. The update is rolling out now and requires no device configuration. This change streamlines meeting participation for iPhone owners, especially in time-sensitive situations.

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US Utilizes Only Half of Its Power Grid Capacity: How Technology Solves the ProblemHardware

US Utilizes Only Half of Its Power Grid Capacity: How Technology Solves the Problem

The US power grid faces surging electricity demand from data centers and industrial growth, yet operates at only 40–55% of its capacity. The issue stems from designing grids for peak loads, which occur just a few days annually. Experts propose leveraging modern technologies to optimize existing infrastructure, avoiding billions in new capacity costs and reducing consumer tariffs while enhancing reliability and sustainability.

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Microsoft Slashes Surface Laptop Price to 62 308 ₽ in SaleHardware

Microsoft Slashes Surface Laptop Price to 62 308 ₽ in Sale

As part of its ongoing sale, Microsoft has reduced the price of its flagship laptop, the Surface Laptop, to just 62 308 ₽ This makes it one of the most competitive offers on the market. The device is popular for its blend of performance, sleek design, and ease of use. The promotion presents an excellent opportunity for those planning to upgrade their tech.

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MIT Launches Free Math Education Initiative for U.S. SchoolsBusiness

MIT Launches Free Math Education Initiative for U.S. Schools

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has introduced the MIT4America Calculus Project, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at bridging the gap in advanced math education for students in resource-limited regions. The program offers free remote calculus courses taught by MIT students and alumni, with 14 school districts already participating in 2025 and plans to expand to 20 by summer. By providing access to high-quality STEM education, the project empowers talented teens to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics despite systemic educational disparities.

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Tata Electronics Confirms Cyberattack and Data LeakSecurity

Tata Electronics Confirms Cyberattack and Data Leak

Indian electronics manufacturer Tata Electronics has officially confirmed a cyberattack that compromised parts of its IT infrastructure. The incident resulted in a data leak, with hackers later publishing the stolen information online. The company has not disclosed attack details but stated it is taking measures to mitigate impacts and investigate the breach. The leak may affect internal data as well as customer and partner information.

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Menlo Ventures Raises Record 221,3 млрд ₽ Fund Backed by Anthropic BetBusiness

Menlo Ventures Raises Record 221,3 млрд ₽ Fund Backed by Anthropic Bet

Menlo Ventures, a U.S.-based venture capital firm, announced the closure of a 221,3 млрд ₽ fund—the largest in its 50-year history. The primary driver of growth was its strategic investment in Anthropic, an AI model developer whose valuation skyrocketed to 988,5 млрд ₽. In 2024, Menlo took a bold risk by injecting 55,4 млрд ₽ into Anthropic’s Series D round, a move that initially seemed daring but has since delivered exponential returns. These investments not only solidified Menlo’s position in the AI sector but also enabled collaborations with Anthropic on joint initiatives.

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Cyberattacks Exploiting Cisco Unified CM Vulnerability: CVE-2026-20230 Under FireSecurity

Cyberattacks Exploiting Cisco Unified CM Vulnerability: CVE-2026-20230 Under Fire

Cisco has confirmed that threat actors are actively exploiting a critical Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-20230, in its Unified Communications Manager (Unified CM) platform. This flaw enables remote attackers to execute arbitrary code without authentication, posing severe risks to corporate voice and video communication systems. Cybersecurity experts urge administrators to apply security patches immediately, as attack volumes continue to surge. Failure to act could result in data leaks, system disruptions, and operational downtime.

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Apple Watch Series 11: 30% Discount on the Year's Best ModelHardware

Apple Watch Series 11: 30% Discount on the Year's Best Model

In 2026, Apple Watch Series 11, hailed as the best smartwatch by experts, are now offered at a 30% discount. This is the most competitive price of the year, making the offer particularly appealing for those planning to upgrade their device. The promotion allows significant savings on a device with advanced health monitoring and performance features.

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Hollywood Avoids Criticism of Big Tech: Film About OpenAI Left Without DistributorArtificial intelligence

Hollywood Avoids Criticism of Big Tech: Film About OpenAI Left Without Distributor

Hollywood studios Netflix, A24, Focus Features, and Warner Bros. Clockwork have declined distribution rights for the biopic *Artificial* about OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman. Directed by Luca Guadagnino, the film faced an uncertain future after Amazon MGM abruptly withdrew, despite completed post-production and planned theatrical release. The decision coincided with Amazon’s 3,7 трлн ₽ investment in OpenAI, raising concerns about Big Tech’s influence over the creative industry.

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Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5: New Test Version Available for PixelDevelopment

Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5: New Test Version Available for Pixel

Google has rolled out the fifth beta version of Android 17 QPR1 for Pixel devices. Build CP31.260608.007 now re-enables support for Pixel 6 and 6 Pro models, which were previously excluded from testing. The update focuses primarily on bug fixes rather than introducing new features. Users enrolled in the Android Beta program can install it immediately. However, those planning a seamless transition to the stable Android 17 release should avoid this beta version to prevent potential data loss.

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