A major survey from EY reveals a counterintuitive trend among companies successfully using AI. Instead of mass layoffs, they’re using productivity gains to hire more people and buy more AI tools.
SoundCloud has confirmed a cyberattack that impacted about 26 million users. The company’s response accidentally caused connectivity issues for some VPN users, leading to confusion.
A Stanford spinoff called EraDrive just raised $5.3 million to develop hardware-software kits that make satellites autonomous. They’re pitching it as the key to managing thousands of satellites in orbit. It’s a bold vision with some serious hurdles.
A new Google benchmark reveals a sobering truth about AI chatbots. The most accurate model, Gemini 3 Pro, is only 69% factually correct. This gap between confidence and accuracy poses real risks for businesses and users.
Researchers have finally visualized the hidden activation mechanism of the T cell receptor. The discovery, likened to a “jack-in-the-box,” overturns previous models and points to new ways to engineer better cancer treatments.
The long-running fan-favorite series Supernatural is departing Netflix on December 17th. If you have a week to cram in 327 episodes, here’s how to tackle it with themed mini-binges.
The biggest hurdle in many companies isn’t technical skill—it’s communication. Executives are often left in the dark by teams speaking a different language. The fix is simpler than you think.
Anthropic’s chief scientist, Jared Kaplan, warns humanity is approaching a critical fork in the road with AI. He says by 2030, or as early as 2027, we’ll have to decide whether to let AI models train themselves, a move that could unlock incredible benefits or spiral beyond our control.
Raspberry Pi Imager has been completely overhauled with version 2.0. The update introduces a step-by-step guided workflow, vastly improved accessibility, and integrates key customization options directly into the imaging process.
The next update for the popular Linux desktop environment is tackling some long-standing user frustrations. KDE Plasma 6.6 will introduce proper screen mirroring support and a safeguard against runaway memory consumption.
