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Google Vids Now Lets You Create Videos with Your Own AI Avatar

Google has expanded Google Vids with a groundbreaking feature: AI avatars that mirror your face and voice. Users simply upload a selfie and voice recording to generate a personalized digital double tied to their account. The update also integrates the multimodal Gemini Omni model, enabling text-to-video generation and multi-step editing—such as changing backgrounds, adjusting lighting, or adding special effects.

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Google Gemini to Introduce Customizable Voice Model SettingsArtificial intelligence

Google Gemini to Introduce Customizable Voice Model Settings

Google is rolling out an update for Gemini that will allow users to fine-tune voice models with customizable parameters. Currently, only preset voices like Orbit, Pegasus, and Ursa are available, but future updates will introduce adjustable settings for speed, energy, warmth, and formality. These features will enable users to tailor AI voice output to their preferences, making interactions more flexible and personalized.

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Why Employees Leave: Systemic Management Mistakes in IT CompaniesBusiness

Why Employees Leave: Systemic Management Mistakes in IT Companies

In the IT industry, talented professionals who receive promotions to management positions often face mass resignations among their teams. At first glance, the issue may seem like a lack of managerial skills in a specific leader, but the root causes frequently lie in systemic flaws within corporate culture. These recurring cases across multiple companies highlight the urgent need to rethink approaches to building management teams and delegating responsibilities.

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Verizon Cuts 500 Jobs, Sells 274 Stores in Business RestructuringBusiness

Verizon Cuts 500 Jobs, Sells 274 Stores in Business Restructuring

Verizon is undergoing a major business restructuring to enhance efficiency and regain growth momentum. The telecom giant will sell 274 of its retail stores to six partners, who will operate them as authorized Verizon resellers. Concurrently, the company will eliminate about 500 corporate positions. The changes take effect on August 16, with up to 3,000 employees potentially affected, primarily in retail roles.

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OkoBot: New Malicious Framework Steals Crypto Wallets and DataSecurity

OkoBot: New Malicious Framework Steals Crypto Wallets and Data

Kaspersky researchers have identified a new malicious platform, OkoBot, actively deployed to steal cryptocurrency wallets, login credentials, and other sensitive user data. Cybercriminals distribute the malware through ClickFix phishing attacks and fake GitHub repositories masquerading as legitimate software. For instance, one such repository offered an infected version of the Audacity audio editor disguised as SQL Server Management Studio.

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Roblox Unveils AI-Powered Game Creation Tool for Mobile DevicesArtificial intelligence

Roblox Unveils AI-Powered Game Creation Tool for Mobile Devices

Roblox has launched public alpha testing for its Build feature, an AI-driven tool that allows users to generate mobile games using simple text descriptions. By entering a prompt like 'create a cozy adventure game in a dense forest,' the system automatically produces a basic game version that users can refine and share. The feature relies on proprietary and third-party AI models to handle game mechanics, environments, characters, visual styles, and audio.

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Apple to Launch iPad mini with OLED Display: Key ChangesHardware

Apple to Launch iPad mini with OLED Display: Key Changes

Apple is preparing a major upgrade for its compact iPad mini tablet. According to Bloomberg, a new model featuring an OLED display is expected in fall 2024, marking the most significant improvement since the device's redesign in 2021. Currently, the iPad mini uses an 8.3-inch LCD screen, but the shift to OLED technology—already used in iPhones since 2017 and iPad Pros since 2024—could dramatically enhance image quality. The updated model is anticipated to hit the market in October.

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Tobu Railway Deploys Contactless Turnstiles with Facial RecognitionHardware

Tobu Railway Deploys Contactless Turnstiles with Facial Recognition

Tobu Railway has introduced innovative facial recognition turnstiles at Ikebukuro and Kami-Itabashi stations in Tokyo, enabling passengers to pass through security without tickets or cards. The SAKULaLa system, based on biometric data and integrated with existing turnstiles, simplifies infrastructure upgrades. This technology promises to accelerate passenger flow and lay the foundation for a 'hands-free' urban mobility experience.

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Linus Torvalds Endorses AI Use in Linux Kernel DevelopmentDevelopment

Linus Torvalds Endorses AI Use in Linux Kernel Development

Linus Torvalds has opposed banning artificial intelligence tools in Linux kernel development, emphasizing that the project is not "anti-AI." In a developer mailing list comment, he stated that technologies, including AI, should be leveraged to enhance code quality. Torvalds noted that tools like Sashiko, which analyzes patches, have already proven highly effective by identifying errors missed by human reviewers. His stance contrasts with some open-source projects that restrict or prohibit contributions generated using large language models (LLMs).

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Scattered Spider Hackers Sentenced to 5.5 Years for London Transport CyberattackSecurity

Scattered Spider Hackers Sentenced to 5.5 Years for London Transport Cyberattack

A UK court sentenced two key members of the cybercriminal group Scattered Spider to five and a half years in prison for breaching Transport for London’s (TfL) systems in August 2024. The attack disrupted 148 internal systems, including online payments, fare concessions, and refund services, while also exposing personal data of 8.4 million passengers. Authorities estimate potential economic losses could have reached £56 billion if the transport network had been fully paralyzed.

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