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Users aren’t opting out of AI Overviews or AI Mode. If your content disappears from those experiences, someone else will take its place.
Google just released an AI opt-out feature. Your competitors hope you use it. Read More »
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NeuralTrust, a Barcelona startup, has raised $20mn to secure the AI agents that big companies are now deploying faster than they can keep track of. The seed round, worth €17.2mn, was led by Munich’s Alstin Capital, with VentureFriends, Seaya, Kibo Ventures, Banc Sabadell, the EA Ventures Plug and Play Fund and Finaves, plus public money […]
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NeuralTrust raised $20M to police the AI agents companies can’t even count Read More »
Midjourney is working on an full-body ultrasonic scanner. For real. Read More »
NASA is partnering with Relativity Space, the rocket company run by former Google chief Eric Schmidt, to fly a science mission to Mars. Announced on June 17, the mission is called Aeolus, the first flight in Relativity’s new Interplanetary Sciences Program. The company will build the spacecraft, provide its Terran R rocket, and fly the […]
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NASA picked Eric Schmidt’s Relativity Space to fly to Mars. It has never reached orbit. Read More »
Rusk Media bags Rs 100 Cr funding to expand content play Read More »
Robots are still surprisingly bad at remembering where things are. You might recall that your keys were on the kitchen counter last night. A robot working beside you would struggle to connect that object and location in a useful way. MIT researchers built a system called DAAAM to fix that. DAAAM stands for Describe Anything, […]
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MIT built a memory system that lets robots remember where you left your keys Read More »
Security researchers have uncovered a sprawling cache of stolen credentials for Fortinet firewalls, exposing login details for tens of thousands of organisations around the world. The dataset, dubbed “FortiBleed,” contains plaintext usernames, emails and passwords for 73,932 unique Fortinet FortiGate firewall and VPN devices across 194 countries, touching more than 21,000 domains. Researchers estimate that […]
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Attackers cracked 75,000 Fortinet firewalls with old passwords, not a zero-day Read More »