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Microsoft's Copilot AI can be manipulated to leak sensitive data
Microsoft's Copilot AI, a tool designed for organizations to customize chatbots according to their needs, has been found vulnerable to hacking.
X shutters office in Brazil amid dispute with SC justice
Elon Musk-owned social media platform X, has announced it has closed its office in Brazil "effective immediately."
Why you should avoid using work laptops for personal tasks
A recent study by ESET has revealed that a staggering 90% of employees use their company-issued laptops for personal activities, potentially exposing them to significant cybersecurity risks.
AI tool meant for autonomous research modified its own code
Tokyo-based research firm Sakana AI, has unveiled a groundbreaking AI system named "The AI Scientist."
Microsoft fixes loophole used for bypassing Windows 11's system requirements
Microsoft is intensifying efforts to prevent users from bypassing system requirements of Windows 11.
Airbnb guests mine cryptocurrency worth ₹84L, leave ₹1.25L electricity bill
A group of Airbnb guests in North Carolina, US, mined cryptocurrency worth over $100,000 (around ₹84 lakh) during their three-week stay at a rental property.
Scientists discover new electromagnetic wave impacting Earth's radiation belts
A groundbreaking discovery has been made by two scientists from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Professor Emeritus Vikas Sonwalkar and Assistant Professor Amani Reddy.
NASA's quantum sensor measures ISS vibrations in a first
NASA's Cold Atom Lab (CAL) has achieved a significant breakthrough by using an ultra-cool quantum sensor to measure the subtle vibrations of the International Space Station (ISS).
Google Drive can now save your scanned documents as JPEGs
Google Drive has introduced a new feature that permits users to save scanned documents as JPEGs, in addition to the existing PDF format.
AI Overviews in Google Search no longer consider sign-in status
Google has expanded the accessibility of its AI Overviews feature, making it available to all US users regardless of their sign-in status.
Google is rolling out 'theft detection lock' to some users
Google unveiled a new set of anti-theft features for Android 15 at this year's I/O conference.
What is virtual memory and how it works on Android
Virtual memory, a crucial component of modern operating systems including Android, is often misinterpreted as a ploy to convince users that their devices have more RAM than they actually do.
Google Maps now finally works offline on Wear OS smartwatches
Google Maps has finally introduced the offline maps feature for its Wear OS app, two years after initially announcing plans to do so.
Now order for friends on Zomato without passing your phone!
Zomato, the popular food delivery platform led by Deepinder Goyal, has introduced a new feature called 'Group Ordering.'
Bill Gates hails India as global leader in innovative breakthroughs
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates, has lauded India's innovative prowess during the inaugural India Day celebrations in the Greater Seattle area.
Harvard's new AI improves protein analysis, leading to safer medications
Harvard Medical School (HMS) researchers have developed an innovative artificial intelligence (AI) tool, named PINNACLE, designed to understand the behavior of proteins within their natural cellular and tissue environments.
Do magnetic monopoles exist? Scientists eyeing potential discovery
Scientists are inching closer to confirming the existence of magnetic monopoles, using a decommissioned section of the beam pipe from CERN's Large Hadron Collider.
Solar storm opens 'two-way highway' to Earth, ignites rare auroras
In an unusual cosmic event, a "two-way highway" was formed between Earth and the Sun, facilitating the exchange of charged particles.
WhatsApp will soon allow blocking messages from unknown accounts
WhatsApp is in the process of developing a new privacy feature, aimed at enhancing user security.
ISRO's first Gaganyaan mission to launch in December: S Somanath
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is gearing up for the inaugural mission of its ambitious Gaganyaan project, set to take place in December.
This glass repairs itself after being damaged by gamma radiation
A team of scientists led by engineer Myungkoo Kang from Alfred University in the US, has successfully developed a type of glass that can self-repair after being damaged by gamma radiation.
Meet LongWriter: The AI that can write 10,000-word texts
A team of artificial intelligence (AI) researchers at China's Tsinghua University and Zhipu AI have developed a groundbreaking large language model (LLM) named LongWriter.
US company admits 3B records were leaked on dark web
National Public Data (NPD), a firm specializing in the resale of personal information for background checks, has confirmed a significant data breach.
MIT unveils hair-thin battery to power tiny robots
The main limitation of tiny robots is their size. The smaller the robot, the harder it is to develop its components.
OpenAI blocks Iranian attempts to manipulate US election using ChatGPT
OpenAI has identified and deactivated several ChatGPT accounts linked to an Iranian influence campaign.
Google's terms restricted Influencers from comparing Pixel with rival brands
Google has come under fire for its promotional strategy surrounding the Pixel 9 series.
Fortnite returns to iOS in EU via Epic Games Store
After a four-year absence, Fortnite is making its return to iOS devices in the European Union (EU).
US sues 16 popular AI sites creating explicit deepfakes
The San Francisco City Attorney's office has initiated legal action against 16 popular AI-powered "undressing" websites.
Government launches satellite system to deliver crop-related insights to farmers
The Indian government has launched a satellite-based agricultural decision support system, known as Krishi-DSS.
WhatsApp now lets you send animated stickers: Here's how
WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that allows users to send animated stickers from GIPHY, a widely recognized GIF platform.
After 30 years, Microsoft finally removes FAT32 storage limitations
Microsoft has announced plans to eliminate the longstanding 32GB size restriction for FAT32 partitions in its upcoming Windows 11 update.
Apple Macs with M4 chip: Here's when to expect them
Apple is gearing up to introduce a new range of Macs later this year, likely at an October event.
This new platform lets you chat just with your eyes
Eyechat, a novel online platform, is redefining the way people connect by enabling users to gaze into each other's eyes.
Investigation warns of a new wave of Russian cyberattacks
Hackers, allegedly backed by Russia's state security agency, have reportedly intensified their cyber activities.
WhatsApp will now let you 'like' status updates from contacts
WhatsApp is set to introduce a new feature that will allow users to 'like' status updates posted by their contacts.
You cannot downgrade to older iOS versions: Here's why
Apple recently released iOS 17.6.1 update, which is expected to be the final one before the public launch of iOS 18 next month.
MIT's AI-driven brain mapping platform ignites hope for Alzheimer's treatment
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed an innovative platform known as Neuron Tracing and Active Learning Environment (NeuroTrALE).
Gamer connects 444 consoles to TV, earns Guinness World Record
Ibrahim Al-Nasser, a video game enthusiast from Saudi Arabia, has set a new Guinness World Record by connecting an impressive 444 different gaming consoles to a single television.
Exploitable bloatware puts millions of Google Pixel users at risk
Mobile phone security firm, iVerify, has identified a significant vulnerability in Google's Pixel smartphones.
Forget PINs! You would only need earbuds to unlock devices
Earbuds, traditionally used for audio purposes, are being transformed into potential security tools.