A lot of money is flowing into building data centers for AI. Investors are betting big that AI will keep growing. But some experts warn this surge might not be as solid as it seems. The Bank of England recently sounded the alarm about the risks tied to this rapid expansion. The bank published an
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Apple warns that intense lobbying by politicians in Europe might push the company to disable a key privacy feature for users there. This could leave European consumers more exposed to targeted ads and data collection. The feature in question is called App Tracking Transparency (ATT), which helps users see what data apps want to collect
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A strange new phishing scam is trying to trick LastPass users into giving away their master passwords. The scam plays on a sensitive situation—when someone passes away, their family might struggle to access their password manager. Scammers are taking advantage of this by sending fake messages that look like they come from LastPass, hoping to
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A browser promising speed and privacy might sound like a great find, but it turns out it could be hiding some serious risks. Researchers have uncovered unsettling links between the Universe Browser, illegal online gambling in Asia, and cybercrime networks involved in everything from money laundering to human trafficking. What’s Really Going on with the
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Tesla has introduced a new driving mode called “Mad Max” in a recent software update, and it’s drawing the attention of federal regulators. This mode is designed to make the car accelerate faster and weave through traffic more aggressively. It’s meant to get you to your destination quicker, but safety concerns are now coming into
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The European Union has raised concerns with Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, accusing it of breaking rules under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The EU claims that Meta isn’t making it easy enough for users to report illegal content, like child abuse or terrorist material. They also say Meta doesn’t provide a
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It’s not every day you hear about billionaires from the tech world playing a role in city security decisions. Recently, former President Donald Trump revealed that some of Silicon Valley’s wealthiest leaders have been calling the shots behind the scenes. Trump said he was planning to send troops into San Francisco but changed his mind
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The US government is thinking about new rules that could stop many products made with American software from being sent to China. This move could be one of the broadest trade actions taken by Washington in recent years. If it happens, it could cause big disruptions in the worldwide tech supply chain and make things
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Reddit has taken legal action against several companies accused of scraping millions of its posts without permission. The lawsuit, filed in a New York federal court, targets Perplexity, Oxylabs UAB, AWM Proxy, and Serp Api. Reddit claims these firms collected vast amounts of user-generated content to profit from it, often bypassing protections to steal data.
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OpenAI just released a new AI-powered browser called Atlas, but experts say companies should hold off on using it right now. It’s a cool tool, but it comes with some security risks that could make businesses hesitant to adopt it widely. Atlas is only available for Mac computers for now. It’s designed to automate web
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