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OpenAI Halts Development of Astra Model Due to Cybersecurity RisksArtificial intelligence

OpenAI Halts Development of Astra Model Due to Cybersecurity Risks

OpenAI has announced a pause in the development of its advanced AI model, Astra, following an internal assessment that revealed the system’s capability to independently identify and execute cyberattacks on real-world secured infrastructures. According to the company’s "Preparedness Framework," this necessitated enhanced security measures. OpenAI emphasized that the model has not been used for unauthorized access, including in the recent Hugging Face platform incident.

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Logitech MX Brio: Flagship Webcam Now Compatible with Nintendo Switch 2 at Record Low PriceHardware

Logitech MX Brio: Flagship Webcam Now Compatible with Nintendo Switch 2 at Record Low Price

Logitech MX Brio, one of the most advanced webcams on the market, is now available at a discounted price of $170—down from $200. The device supports 4K resolution at 30fps and Full HD at 60fps, making it ideal for streaming, video conferencing, and gaming sessions. The model is compatible with Nintendo Switch 2’s new GameChat feature, ensuring sharp video transmission during in-game communication. Built-in noise-canceling microphones and a physical privacy shutter add to its user-friendly design.

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Scientists Create 16 New Viruses Using Artificial IntelligenceArtificial intelligence

Scientists Create 16 New Viruses Using Artificial Intelligence

An international research team used artificial intelligence algorithms to develop 16 previously unknown viruses capable of targeting bacteria resistant to conventional antibiotics. This breakthrough offers promising new avenues for medicine, particularly in phage therapy, where viruses are deployed to destroy pathogenic bacteria. However, experts warn that the rapid advancement of such technologies outpaces existing regulatory frameworks, potentially leading to unforeseen risks.

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New York Assembles IT Team to Modernize City ServicesBusiness

New York Assembles IT Team to Modernize City Services

New York City is recruiting seasoned IT professionals from leading tech firms and federal digital services to modernize its municipal platforms. Led by Council Member Zohran Mamdani, the team aims to optimize municipal workflows, enhance resident engagement, and implement cutting-edge technological solutions. The project mirrors broader digital transformation initiatives but prioritizes practical implementation and rapid results.

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Roku Launches TV Channel with Fully AI-Generated ContentArtificial intelligence

Roku Launches TV Channel with Fully AI-Generated Content

Streaming platform Roku has expanded its lineup of free ad-supported TV (FAST) channels with a new 24/7 channel entirely composed of AI-generated content. The project is a collaboration with startup Fairground, which specializes in creating short videos using neural networks. The channel offers diverse content, ranging from anime to fantasy and horror, though video quality remains subpar. Experts suggest this approach may appeal to audiences seeking background content but is unlikely to replace traditional entertainment formats.

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Satechi ChargeView 240W: Compact Charger with Six USB-C PortsHardware

Satechi ChargeView 240W: Compact Charger with Six USB-C Ports

Satechi has unveiled the ChargeView 240W, a compact charger designed to replace bulky power adapters on your desk. The device features six USB-C ports, with two supporting up to 140W of power. Unlike many competitors, the ChargeView 240W includes a built-in display showing the current power output of each port, enabling real-time charging monitoring. Its sleek design allows for both vertical and horizontal placement, making it a convenient solution for users with multiple gadgets.

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How to Protect Your SIM Card from Swapping: US Carrier SettingsSecurity

How to Protect Your SIM Card from Swapping: US Carrier Settings

SIM swapping attacks are on the rise, with cybercriminals hijacking phone numbers to bypass two-factor authentication and access sensitive data. This enables them to compromise not only mobile accounts but also services protected by SMS codes. Major US carriers offer built-in tools to mitigate such risks, but these features are often disabled by default. Users must manually activate the relevant settings in their online accounts or mobile apps to safeguard their information.

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Alibaba Enhances Qwen App with Task Scheduler and Office AssistantArtificial intelligence

Alibaba Enhances Qwen App with Task Scheduler and Office Assistant

Alibaba has rolled out a major update for its AI-powered mobile app Qwen, introducing a task scheduler for automating repetitive processes, an office assistant with deep calendar and email integration, and cross-device workflows. The update also adds voice call support, a research mode, an agent marketplace, and access to the Qwen3.8-Max flagship model. These enhancements are designed to streamline workflows for corporate users and AI developers.

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Where to Buy Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7: Current Deals & PricesHardware

Where to Buy Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7: Current Deals & Prices

Following the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8, demand for the previous model, the Galaxy Z Flip 7, surged—but finding it in stock has become challenging. Retailers have reduced inventory, and direct discounts are nearly nonexistent. However, trade-in options, carrier deals, and refurbished devices remain viable alternatives. The more affordable Flip 7 FE, which shares key features, is still available with minor discounts. This guide covers current offers and selection tips.

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Why AI Model Benchmarks Fail to Reflect Real Usage CostsArtificial intelligence

Why AI Model Benchmarks Fail to Reflect Real Usage Costs

Alibaba’s Qwen 3.8-Max launch sparked debate over AI benchmark objectivity. While the company touted it as a top performer, independent tests using VulcanBench showed results hinged entirely on testing conditions. Time limits ranging from 45 minutes to 12 hours drastically altered outcomes, with Qwen 3.8-Max delivering mediocre results under default settings and poor performance in standard configurations. Traditional metrics like cost-per-token ignore real-world inefficiencies, where models may burn through tokens without delivering results, leading to wasted spending.

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Wacom Movinkpad 11: Affordable Tablet for Digital ArtistsHardware

Wacom Movinkpad 11: Affordable Tablet for Digital Artists

Japanese tech leader Wacom has unveiled the Movinkpad 11, an Android-based tablet designed for digital artists and designers. Priced at $500, this device features an 11.45-inch display, 8GB RAM, and 128GB storage, offering a budget-friendly alternative to pricier models like the iPad or Wacom Cintiq Pro. The included Pro Pen 3 stylus boasts customizable side buttons and replaceable nibs, while its lightweight 600g design ensures portability. Preinstalled Wacom Canvas software lets users dive straight into creativity, with optional Clip Studio Paint licenses for advanced features.

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Rippling Unveils AI Spend Console to Control Enterprise AI CostsArtificial intelligence

Rippling Unveils AI Spend Console to Control Enterprise AI Costs

Rippling, an HR software developer, has launched AI Spend Console to help businesses monitor and optimize AI spending. The tool emerged after Rippling faced a 40% surge in AI token costs, consuming 40% of its R&D budget. Analysis revealed that 10–15% of employees generated 60% of all AI expenses, with one engineer spending $50,000 monthly. The new solution integrates a gateway system to automatically select cost-effective AI models, cutting token costs by 62% while maintaining usage levels.

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