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‘Safer, smarter and more connected’: Apple’s Vision Pro used in world’s first VR-assisted surgery and could be the future of medicine

Apple’s Vision Pro headset was used in a world-first operation It has since been used in hundreds of similar operations It could help to transform operating theatres, believes a surgeon If you need surgery, your surgery can be performed by a surgeon the next time you go under the knife, using an Apple Vision Pro […]

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‘We should be interested in what these people are like and how they behave’: These AI-slop-pooping robot dogs with the heads of Musk and Bezos by artist Beeple are on view at a Berlin museum – and they raise nuanced questions about tech ethics

A new installation at Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie features robotic dogs with hyperrealistic silicone heads Some of technology’s biggest figureheads, including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, are pictured They also “poop” out printed images taken with integrated cameras and augmented with custom AI If you haven’t already seen videos of American artist Beeple’s (Mike

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Apple removes AdGuard’s TrustTunnel from the Russian App Store amid censorship

Apple removes AdGuard’s TrustTunnel client from Russia’s App Store The open source tool does not have built-in workarounds Russia is expanding its efforts, while Google opposes similar removals AdGuard’s open source VPN client, TrustTunnel, has been removed from the Russian version of Apple’s App Store. The app, which was taken down from the Russian App

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AWS and OpenAI confirm cloud partnership – a day after ChatGPT maker ended its Microsoft exclusivity

Microsoft lost its exclusivity as a cloud partner yesterday – today AWS is getting a major OpenAI upgrade GPT-5.5 and other models, including Codex, will be available to Amazon Bedrock customers Available in limited preview for now, this is only “the beginning of a deeper collaboration” A day after OpenAI revealed that Microsoft would no

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‘You don’t cook a Thanksgiving turkey in the microwave’: Pentagon confirms Defense Department will use Google Gemini for ‘classified projects’ – US military to expand AI vendors as ‘overreliance on one vendor is never a good thing’

The Pentagon confirms that it is expanding the use of Google Gemini Gemini will be used for classified projects as part of the agreement Over 700 Google employees have signed an open letter opposing the deal Pentagon AI chief Cameron Stanley has confirmed that the Department of Defense (DoD) has secured the use of Google’s

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ChatGPT has just announced that it can finally pass the simple ‘how many “r”s are in strawberry’ test, but users are still triggering it by switching to ‘cranberry’

ChatGPT passes the “strawberry” test but fails when switched to “cranberry” AI still struggles with simple letter counting despite wider improvements Sanity tests like “car wash” still reveal holes in AI logic There are a number of viral posts from people who are amazed that chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude can solve complex equations, but

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A GTA 6 competitor that just launched with customizable cars and a wanted level system – it’s even free on PS5

Neverness to Everness is launched for PC, PlayStation 5 and mobile It’s a free open world game with a huge city to explore It has a wanted level, custom cars and more Needs some open world action first Grand Theft Auto 6 launch later this year? This new free PlayStation 5 game should be on

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“The challenge is no longer identifying bots. It’s understanding what the bot, agent or automation is doing’: New report marks 40% of all internet traffic now bad bots

Automated bots now account for over half of global internet traffic, with malicious bots close to 40% AI-powered bot attacks increase more than twelvefold by 2025, blurring the lines between legitimate automation and abuse A growing share of attacks are targeting APIs, with financial services seeing nearly half of last year’s account takeovers It’s been

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Hackers exploit simple SVG uploads in DotNetNuke to quietly take over servers and turn harmless images into powerful backdoor delivery tools

Malicious SVG uploads in DotNetNuke execute JavaScript when clicked Attacks require only one admin click to trigger full server compromise XSS flaws allow attackers to act using the victim’s authenticated session Cybercriminals can now chain together exploits and gain control of web servers by exploiting a critical cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the DotNetNuke CMS.

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Ask now, pollute later: Report claims data centers harm the environment by $25 billion and impose a debt on the health of current and future generations

Data centers and their energy needs cause pollution This pollution causes great costs to the health system and the environment A cost of as much as $25 billion is theorized, but it could be higher The sharp rise in artificial intelligence and its demand for data centers could cost the US economy $25 billion in

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