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    Five days into the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran, the worst fears of cyber retaliation have not yet come true. Despite the lack of major attacks so far, experts warn that Iran’s cyber capabilities are still a significant threat. Iran has one of the most active and sophisticated cyber operations in the world,

    AI InfrastructureMarch 5, 2026
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    Apple has just announced a new budget-friendly laptop that could shake up the PC market. Priced at $599, the MacBook Neo is a 13-inch device powered by an A18 Pro chip. It’s a historic move because it’s the first Mac to use a mobile processor, showcasing the potential of Apple Silicon in a more affordable

    AI HardwareMarch 5, 2026
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    Google has announced that its Chrome browser will start receiving updates every two weeks beginning in September. This marks a shift from the current four-week release cycle that has been in place since 2021. The change aims to deliver improvements, security patches, and new features more quickly to users and developers alike. Why the Change

    AI in Creative ArtsMarch 5, 2026
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    Microsoft 365 users get frequent updates that bring new features, security improvements, and bug fixes. Subscribers often see these updates sooner than those who buy Office as a one-time purchase. Keeping track of all the changes can be tricky, so here’s a quick overview of the latest updates rolled out over the past year. This

    AI NewsMarch 5, 2026
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    Google is making a bold step into the industrial robotics world by officially bringing its AI-focused company, Intrinsic, into its main operations. This move signals a serious commitment to developing smarter, easier-to-use robotics technology for manufacturers. Although the deal didn’t disclose a purchase price, it shows Google’s intent to lead in this growing market. Intrinsic’s

    AI in ManufacturingMarch 5, 2026
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    Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly favoring Bitcoin as a way to store digital wealth. This shift is pushing finance leaders to rethink how their systems are built, especially as AI gains more autonomy in making economic decisions. Recent research highlights how these advanced models are likely to transact and manage capital independently, which could reshape

    AI AgentsMarch 5, 2026
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    There’s a quiet but powerful shift happening in the tech world. Instead of one big breakthrough, many developments are coming together at once. This convergence is giving rise to what’s called physical AI—machines and robots that can see, think, and act in the real world. It’s a moment that signals more than just new products;

    AI in ManufacturingMarch 5, 2026
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    Phi-4-reasoning-vision-15B is a small but powerful open-weight multimodal reasoning model. It strikes a good balance between performance, efficiency, and the amount of training data needed. Designed for natural interactions, it handles a wide range of vision-language tasks, from answering questions about images to understanding complex math and science concepts. The creators share insights from their

    AI in Creative ArtsMarch 4, 2026
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    AI is becoming more common in our daily lives, with many people using it regularly. A recent survey shows that over a third of consumers now interact with AI every day. While most see AI as helpful, many also want more say in how these systems work and access their personal data. How People Use

    AI EthicsMarch 4, 2026
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    Managing the true costs of AI in businesses can be tricky. Most organizations only see part of the picture, usually just token expenses. Revenium has introduced a new tool that aims to change that by giving companies full visibility into every dollar spent on AI workflows. This helps organizations understand not just token costs, but

    AI AgentsMarch 4, 2026
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