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    A developer accidentally gained control of more than 10,000 DJI devices

    An AI strategist recently demonstrated to The Verge how he accidentally gained sweeping control over thousands of DJI robot vacuums and other connected devices scattered across the globe. A remote-control app he had vibe-coded gave him visibility into strangers’ homes, revealed their locations, and allowed him to command their vacuums… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    Apple shifting some Mac mini production from Asia to Texas this year

    The announcement came from Sabih Khan, Apple’s chief operating officer. During a tour of the Foxconn facility in North Houston, Khan told The Wall Street Journal, “We’re very excited to tell you that later this year we will be beginning Mac mini manufacturing right here in this space.” Read Entire Article Source link More

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    UK data hoarder flies to America to buy hard drives, saves $2,000

    In sharing the story, Redditor cgtechuk said he was running out of space after upgrading to four 16TB drives purchased from Amazon UK in 2020. Unfortunately, the 28TB replacement drives he had been eyeing were skyrocketing in price locally. Having previously purchased hardware in the US before, he decided to… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    Tofu brine could power safer batteries that last decades, researchers say

    The design replaces the complex, flammable chemistry of lithium-ion batteries with an electrolyte that’s as safe as saltwater. In lab tests, the prototype endured more than 120,000 charge cycles, an endurance record that far exceeds today’s commercial standards. Typical electric-vehicle batteries degrade after just a few thousand cycles – even… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    Lab-grown brain tissue successfully solves a classic AI training problem

    In a small lab at the University of California, Santa Cruz, clusters of mouse brain cells have taken on a task normally reserved for computer algorithms: keeping a simulated pole balanced upright. The experiment, which used real biological tissue to tackle a classic test problem in control engineering, shows that… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    Minecraft Java Edition is finally moving from OpenGL to multi-threaded Vulkan

    Although Mojang has not provided a precise timeline for transitioning Minecraft to Vulkan, players and modders can begin testing the new renderer in Java Edition in the coming months. To ensure a smooth transition for Java Minecraft’s robust modding community, the company will initially release updates on OpenGL and Vulkan,… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    New discovery lets sodium-ion batteries store more energy while purifying water

    University of Surrey researchers discovered a compound known as nanostructured sodium vanadate hydrate (NVOH) – a layered sodium-based material that naturally contains water within its crystalline structure. Traditionally, researchers treat such compounds with heat to evaporate that water, assuming it weakens the material’s stability. The Surrey team tested that assumption… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    The US just got an AI layer for immigration. The rules are still loading.

    What originated as a narrow procurement notice has grown into a broader effort that links machine-learning models with government and commercial records, creating an enforcement infrastructure with few historical parallels. As the software moves from early pilot to wider operational use, the arguments around it have hardened. Read Entire Article Source link More

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    Microsoft replaces Xbox heads Phil Spencer and Sarah Bond with AI exec

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently announced that the company’s CoreAI Product president, Asha Sharma, has become the CEO of Xbox, replacing retiring Xbox boss Phil Spencer. Former Xbox president Sarah Bond Spencer was long thought to be the 38-year veteran’s replacement as head. However, Bond has recently resigned from the… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    ATMs are getting hacked the old-fashioned way: with keys and USB drives

    Banks across the United States are grappling with a wave of physical malware attacks on their ATMs, according to a new cybersecurity alert from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The agency’s report warns that attackers are bypassing both digital and physical safeguards by exploiting outdated technology and generic maintenance hardware… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    Fake faces generated by AI are now "too good to be true," researchers warn

    Think you can quickly identify fake faces generated by AI models? Think again. According to a recently published study by Australian researchers, AI-generated faces are now essentially too difficult to spot – except for a small minority of people who are exceptionally skilled at analyzing facial features. As a result,… Read Entire Article Source link More

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    AI-powered defenses help Google shield Android users from malicious apps

    According to Vijaya Kaza, Google’s VP of app and ecosystem trust, the company rejected more than 1.75 million potentially harmful apps during the review process and blocked over 80,000 developer accounts for various policy violations. Both figures are significantly lower than in 2024, when 2.36 million apps were rejected and 158,000 developer accounts were blocked. […] More

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    Low-noise microwave amplifiers bring quantum computers closer to scale

    It is a crucial component in superconducting quantum architectures, where even minimal noise can overwhelm a qubit’s delicate state. In conventional designs, energy losses in dielectric materials have been a primary source of excess noise, adding more than a photon’s worth during amplification and blurring qubit measurement results. Read Entire Article Source link More

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