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OpenAI Group PBC has reportedly floated the idea of giving a 5% stake to the U.S. government. Sources told the Financial Times today that the ChatGPT developer’s executives made the suggestion during talks with Trump administration officials. According to the report, the discussions are at an early
Google LLC has disrupted NetNut, one of the largest residential proxy networks in operation, degrading a service that had turned more than 2 million home devices worldwide into relays for other people’s internet traffic. The action was carried out in coordination with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Inve
Japanese technology conglomerate Softbank Group Corp. and its telecommunications subsidiary SoftBank Corp. are planning to launch a new neocloud business in the U.S. that will rent access to artificial intelligence chips to hyperscalers and other businesses in need of compute resources. The company
Pocket is listed in app stores but seemingly unavailable in the US.
True Anomaly and Rocket Lab are performing Top Gun-style satellite fly-bys for the U.S. military.
If you're going to apply for Startup Battlefield Australia, now is the time. Applications close July 6, and once the deadline passes, the opportunity is gone.
At an internal meeting, the Meta CEO reportedly said that AI development efforts were not moving as quickly as anticipated.
Age likely has little to do with the speed of your drive
Amazon has been building up its own Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation for a while now, even calling it Amazon Leo (Low Earth Orbit, get it?). This is inevitably going to compete with SpaceX's Starlink, which is currently the largest satellite constellation. Today, Amazon's VP in charge of Leo,
A new iOS 27 framework will help apps fight back against social engineering scams as they unfold via voice calls, text messages, emails, and more. Here are the details.
1. The Problem It Solves Decision Trees are simple, easy to understand, and work well on non-linear data. The problem is that a single Decision Tree is very unstable. A small change in the training data can produce a completely different tree. Left unchecked, it can also memorize the training data i
1. The Problem It Solves In many real-world problems, we don't have labeled data. We may have thousands of customers, products, or transactions, but no information about which ones belong together. For example: Which customers behave similarly? Which products attract similar buyers? Which users are
In this guide, you’ll learn: Why traditional scraping approaches fail against modern anti-bot systems, even when using rotating User-Agents or browser automation. How enterprise websites actually detect and block automated traffic through fingerprinting, reputation scoring, behavioral analysis, and
React signup flows look simple until email verification joins the party. The UI submits, the API responds, and everyone feels good for a minute. Then staging starts sending verification links to personal inboxes, old seed accounts, or shared aliases nobody really owns. That is where a "working" flow
The Attack Is Simpler Than You Think Researchers at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 documented a technique they're calling phantom squatting: attackers register domain names that LLMs consistently hallucinate, then sit back and wait for the traffic. No zero-days. No exotic exploit chains. Just a spreadsh
You Don't Need MIDI-OX Anymore: Building a SysEx Librarian with the Web MIDI API If you own a Yamaha DX7 or a Roland Juno-106, you already know the ritual. Install a utility from 2003. Fight USB-MIDI drivers on Windows 11. Open MIDI-OX. Configure ports. Pray the SysEx buffer doesn't choke mid-dump.
Shipping a libmpv-based video player on the Mac App Store Most well-known mpv-based Mac players, including IINA, distribute outside the Mac App Store. When I built Reel, a local-video player/library app for macOS, I wanted to know why, and whether it could be done. It can. It took a month from first
Most developers use AI like autocomplete. The best developers use it like a software engineer. Over the past year, AI coding assistants have become part of our daily workflow. Whether you're using ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot, they can generate code in seconds. But here's t
very IT tech I know has the same ritual. New machine lands on the bench, or you're at a client site, and before you can actually fix anything you spend twenty minutes assembling the same handful of tools. Download this. Extract that. Oh, this one wants .NET. Oh, this box has no internet. Oh, the cli
Improved institutional safeguards and stricter regulations have pushed the burdens of protection and risk reduction on to Australian businesses.
