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- MashableChatGPT now lets you generate GIFsSource: Mashable ·
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- TechCrunchApple is reportedly cutting budgets for its internal AI usageSource: TechCrunch ·
- TechCrunchAfter the midterms, a bigger clash over data centers could be comingSource: TechCrunch ·
- Mashable$6 billion Binance hack started with a fake job interviewSource: Mashable ·
- MashableA lifetime license for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more is only $49.97Source: Mashable ·
- MashableFewer pop-ups, a lot more privacy — this AdGuard bundle is just $39.97Source: Mashable ·
- MashableMidterms deliver clear message: The AI reckoning is hereSource: Mashable ·
- TechCrunchAI PACs spent millions trying to shape Congress — here’s how they faredSource: TechCrunch ·
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- TechCrunchNothing CEO says company’s mysterious AI-first device is dropping next monthSource: TechCrunch ·
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- TechCrunchAlmost no one uses AI agents to book their Uber, company saysSource: TechCrunch ·
- NeowinNothing CEO reveals release date for secret AI-native deviceSource: Neowin ·
- TechCrunchSnapchat surpasses 30M paid subscribersSource: TechCrunch ·
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- TechCrunchOpenAI is already trying to shape the 2028 electionSource: TechCrunch ·
- TechCrunchMeta acquires AI coding startup ConductorSource: TechCrunch ·
- TechCrunchHackers stole DreamHost customer files and inboxes during months-long attackSource: TechCrunch ·
- NeowinXbox Nano Controller gets direct Wi-Fi cloud gaming supportSource: Neowin ·
- The ConversationNASA’s Swift telescope has burned up, months after a robot sent to save it failed – here’s why it’s so hard to boost a satelliteSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
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- TechCrunchOpen source AI is booming. Hugging Face explains who profits.Source: TechCrunch ·
- TechCrunchDuckDuckGo pitches itself to schools amid backlash over Google’s AI policySource: TechCrunch ·
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- NeowinSony delays PS5 exclusive God of War Laufey out of FebruarySource: Neowin ·
- MashableVoters approved more than 40 measures to slow or ban data center growthSource: Mashable ·
- TechCrunchWaymo confirms it’s shaking up its Uber relationship in January 2028Source: TechCrunch ·
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- NASANASA Announces Ka-Band Satellite Relay Awards for Space CommunicationsSource: NASA · Public domain ·
- MashableIs YouTube getting a separate social networking app?Source: Mashable ·
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- NeowinSave 93% on a Windows 11 Pro or Home digital licenseSource: Neowin ·
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- The ConversationNASA’s Swift Observatory has burned up in the atmosphere – the indispensable telescope helped astronomers track fast-moving events in spaceSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationHow space weather powers auroras in the sky and threatens power grids on the groundSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationMeta’s $25B fine left out accountability for harm from the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandalSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- NCSCCyber chief: UK facing AI-powered attacks on critical infrastructure within two yearsSource: NCSC · OGL v3.0 ·
- NCSCArtificial intelligence and cyber intrusionSource: NCSC · OGL v3.0 ·
- NASAThe Pacific’s Busy Storm SeasonSource: NASA · Public domain ·
- The ConversationWhy do galaxies rotate?Source: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationHow to prepare your online life for your deathSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationZombies are real – just ask the parasites taking over the bodies and brains of insects and rodents, leading them to their doomSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationFiguring out where cosmic neutrinos come from is tricky - radio telescopes could help find where these ‘ghost particles’ originateSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationPhiladelphia’s Academy of Natural Sciences just closed – a blow for budding young scientists like meSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationWe discovered an organism that lives at blistering temperatures – but what allows it to take the heat?Source: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationDriverless 18-wheelers are on a few highways, but widespread use is a long way down the roadSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- The ConversationFalcon 9 ushered in the modern space economy – retiring it could leave the industry vulnerableSource: The Conversation · CC BY-ND 4.0 ·
- NCSCFrom industry concern to practical action: the value of working with regulatorsSource: NCSC · OGL v3.0 ·
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