Jeff Bezos learns being good at YouTube is not so easy.
Spools of cable are critical for internet infrastructure and jam-proof drones but skyrocketing costs are making it hard to field them.
We got Haotian AI, the Chinese-language deepfake software powering scams. We also talk about a man finding $1 million of Yu-Gi-Oh cards, and how the AI hard drive shortage is impacting internet archiving.
“It's making me dumber for sure.”
The comments made by a senior ICE official at a trade show highlight how Palantir is increasing the speed at which ICE operates. Most people detained by ICE have no criminal conviction.
The logic behind Polymarket, Kalshi and sports betting apps can be traced back to the inner workings of the slot machine.
AI writing is impossible to avoid, is making everything sound the same, and is driving us crazy.
A commencement speaker at the University of Central Florida was booed, with graduating humanities students yelling out, "AI SUCKS!"
Scientists analyzed over 900 marriages within the ’Ndrangheta, one of the most infamous mafia syndicates, to understand how “matrimonial ties relate to power and cohesion within the organization.”
The University promised “to pursue all rights and claims for necessary relief” if a small Michigan community won’t pump water into a data center.
This week, we discuss storage, RSS, and a big reporting project.
Messages could include "medical circumstances, accessibility accommodations, disputes, sexual assault allegations," and more.
A DHS official and another person who attended a recent conference described the plans to 404 Media.
404 Media has obtained a copy of ‘Haotian AI’, a popular piece of realtime deepfake software marketed to scammers. It can turn a fraudster's face into anyone else's on WhatsApp, Zoom, and Teams.
“We really had no idea what we were getting ourselves into,” said one researcher involved in the first-of-its-kind study that dosed fish with psilocybin, the component in magic mushrooms.