AI Just Cracked a 158-Year-Old Math Challenge, What This Means for the Future
Google and OpenAI’s AI models win gold at the International Mathematical Olympiad, solving 5 out of 6 toughest problems like top human students. In an…
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Microsoft warns businesses, governments of ongoing server software cyberattack
Microsoft has issued a warning about ongoing cyberattacks targeting server software used by government agencies and businesses for internal document sharing. The company urged users…
YouTube monetisation tweaks spark concern
YouTube has updated its monetisation policy, renaming “reused content” to “inauthentic content” and clarifying guidelines on overly produced material. Experts say the changes are minor…
Alaska Launches Next-Gen Graphite Batteries Designed for Extreme Heat
Amid a market flooded with routine promises of innovation and reliability, Alaska Batteries is setting a new benchmark by launching a graphite-enhanced lead-acid battery specially…
Netflix Embraces Generative AI with ‘El Atonata’ Breakthrough
Netflix has officially entered a new era of content creation by integrating “generative artificial intelligence ” into its production pipeline, with the first application featured…
New Study Shows AI Friends Becoming Integral to Teen Social Lives
Nearly 75% of American teenagers have interacted with AI companions, and over half are considered regular users, even as concerns about the safety of these…
Sega Revives Its Legacy to Tap Into Nostalgia-Fueled Demand
Japan’s Sega aimed to revitalize its brand by tapping into nostalgia through remakes of classic games, movie adaptations, and themed merchandise stores, following a downturn…
Meta’s Grand AI Gambit: A Vision Beyond Human Intelligence
WASHINGTON: Mark Zuckerberg announced on Monday that Meta Platforms plans to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in building several large-scale AI data centers to…
Tech Giants Race to Tackle AI’s Growing Energy Demands
The artificial intelligence industry is scrambling to reduce its massive energy consumption through better cooling systems, more efficient computer chips, and smarter programming all while…
Earth could have up to six ‘minimoons’ orbiting at any moment
New research suggests that at any given time, Earth may temporarily capture up to half a dozen fragments from the moon, known as minimoons, before…