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Vulnerability with severity rating of 9.8 out of possible 10 still live on >8,000 sites.

Telcos reportedly aren't telling users about call metadata taken in Chinese hack.

Device could be integrated into clothing, harvest body heat to power gadgets.

We may owe our tiny sliver of Neanderthal DNA to just a couple of hundred Neanderthals.

An AI version of old St. Nick arrives as a seasonal character in popular chatbot app.

Streaming uncertainty has some people clinging to their discs.

No pricing or availability, but there's new competition in headsets and glasses.

Intel has solved the biggest problems with its Arc GPUs, but not the timing.

Italian scientists designed a neural network to analyze spectral data from handheld Raman spectroscopy devices.

Pharmaceutical companies are already cashing in on their other health benefits.

$83/mo price lines up with Hulu TV Live, and not as far below traditional cable.

Mom, can we have a Starlink? Mom: We have a Starlink at home.

"You can get into a rhythm of using all of these providers to get things up very quickly."

A brief history of the privacy you never really got.

The big two-door electric sedan impressed on the road, less so on track.

Secret Blizzard has used the resources of at least 6 other groups in the past 7 years.

Software reference could point to a release sooner rather than later.

Class action could foil Photobucket's plan to turn old photos into AI goldmine.

TCL to "heavily promote" original short films with gen AI animation, characters.

Google barrels ahead with a push into AI systems that take action for you.

Nearly 3 months in, Apple has added most of the initial Intelligence features.

Add to a charity haul that's already raised nearly $9,500 in just a couple of days.

Engineers are already beginning to plan for possible follow-on missions.

Microsoft gatekeeping OpenAI models saddles AI rivals with costs, report says.

A textbook example of shifting the standards of evidence to suit its authors' needs.

Several recent schemes were uncovered, so should players everywhere be concerned?

GM decides to cut its losses, will focus on partial automation for passenger cars.

Taking stock of spaceflight one-quarter of the way through the 2000s.

Embodied says it will try to refund recent purchases but makes no promises.

Company boasts "AI workers" that never complain about work-life balance.

Micron's NY fabs are the only CHIPS projects undergoing full environmental review.

Leaked form shows how Fog Data helps cops find where suspects have been and when.

Amazon Autos has gone live in 48 US cities.

The game that was asking lots of questions about AI ethics 10 years ago is back.

Attack bypasses AMD protection promising security, even when a server is compromised.

Rise in cases amplifies concerns about consolidation in agriculture.

"Whatever you believe your mission was, it's worse than you thought."

Blue Origin needs to fly the New Glenn rocket to identify where the vehicle has margin.

Understanding the gravity of the situation: driving Lucid's serious new SUV.

Parents suing want Character.AI to delete its models trained on kids' data.

Getting the desktop experience from my tiniest computer.

Energy management will be key for electrified vehicle fleets.

Apple knowingly ignoring child porn is a "never-ending nightmare," lawsuit says.

A boulder engraved with a turtle, good acoustics, and torch lighting-what more do you need for a good time?

"Reddit Answers" will answer questions with AI-generated summaries of user content.

Data plans compared to a "tasting menu, a buffet, or unlimited soup and salad."

It's a big launch, but AI video-synthesis competition has heated up over the past 10 months.

You asked, so we built it!

US ban would also impact tens of millions of global users, TikTok claimed.

Using almost the entire chip for a logical qubit provides long-term stability.