You know that image you have, of a day when Photoshop might work like the computer in “Star Trek”? Choose a lighting, say, snap your fingers and there you go: It shifts the shadows; moves stuff around; cleans up text; hell, maybe it even whirls your sketch into something akin to a finished poster? Well, the moment

Google’s Antigravity development tool for creating artificial intelligence agents has been out for less than 11 days and already the company has been forced to update the known issues pages after security researchers discovered what they say are vulnerabilities. According to a blog from Mindgard, one of the first to discover problems with Antigravity, Google

OpenAI has suffered a significant data breach after hackers broke into the systems of its analytics partner Mixpanel and successfully stole customer profile information for its API portal, the companies have said in coordinated statements. According to a post by Mixpanel CEO Jen Taylor, the incident took place on November 8 when the company “detected

It was supposed to be a routine Tuesday. Employees trickled into the office of a mid-sized logistics company; some grabbed coffee, others settled at their desks. As they tried to access their shipment-tracking dashboards, schedule pickups, or even log in to the HR portal, critical systems inexplicably went offline. Chaos ensued. The IT team scrambled

Prepare to be surprised when we compare Python and Kotlin for simple programs, loops, imports, exceptions, and more. You can also get a super early preview of Python’s next-generation (Python 3.15) sampling profiler, get up close with AWS’s new AI-powered Zed editor, and explore your options for AI/ML programming outside of the Python ecosystem. Find these stories

A portmanteau of “development” and “operations,” devops emerged as a way of bringing together two previously separate groups responsible for the building and deploying of software. In the old world, developers (devs) typically wrote code before throwing it over to the system administrators (operations, or ops) to deploy and integrate that code. But as the

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Data privacy campaigners have warned that any celebration of the news that the European Union (EU) has abandoned its plans to break end-to-end encryption in mobile messaging apps could be short-lived.  According to one expert, this announcement should be a “red flag” to organizations operating within Europe. There has been a long-standing threat to end-to-end

Companies are tossing AI agents onto existing processes, but a transformative change — where AI is the boss — is still far away. That was the view of IT leaders at this year’s Microsoft Ignite conference who’ve been putting AI agents to work, mostly with legacy processes. The IT leaders discussed their efforts during a conference panel at the

The next frontier for edge AI medical devices isn’t wearables or bedside monitors—it’s inside the human body itself. Cochlear’s newly launched Nucleus Nexa System represents the first cochlear implant capable of running machine learning algorithms while managing extreme power constraints, storing personalised data on-device, and receiving over-the-air firmware updates to improve its AI models over time. For AI