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Category Archives: Tech
Google says group behind E-ZPass, USPS text scam has been ‘shut down’ after suit
Google said it has successfully disrupted the foreign cybercriminal group behind a text scam operation within 24 hours of filing its lawsuit.
The Chinese AI Surge: One Model Just Matched (or Beat) Claude and GPT in Safety Tests
A new red-team analysis reveals how leading Chinese open-source AI models stack up on safety, performance, and jailbreak resistance. The post The Chinese AI Surge: One Model Just Matched (or Beat) Claude and GPT in Safety Tests appeared first on … Continue reading
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Blue Origin sticks first New Glenn rocket landing and launches NASA spacecraft
It’s an impressive accomplishment for the new mega-rocket launch system, and paves the way for the company to start re-using the boosters in commercial missions.
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Build Mode starts at the beginning: How Forethought AI found product-market fit
In the debut episode of the Build Mode podcast, we sat down with Deon Nicholas, co-founder of Forethought AI, to unpack what it really takes to build a lasting company with and for your customers from day one.
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Tesla recalls 10,500 Powerwall 2 battery systems due to overheating, fire risk
Elon Musk’s autos and energy business said it will replace all affected units for Powerwall 2 customers in the U.S.
MLS games head to Apple TV in 2026 as Season Pass subscription ends
Major League Soccer games will be added to the standard Apple TV streaming service, leaving behind the add on subscription package known as Season Pass.
Wall Street cools on Oracle’s buildout plans as debt concerns mount: ‘AI sentiment is waning’
Oracle shares have been hammered in recent weeks and its credit default swaps have risen as investors question the company’s reliance on debt.
Uber quietly pilots in-app video recording for drivers in India
Uber’s in-app video recording pilot is currently live in 10 cities across India.
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Apple cuts App Store fee in half for ‘mini apps’ that integrate more of its software
The Mini Apps Partner Program offers app developers the better fee in exchange for using some of Apple’s technology to build their apps.
Anthropic’s $50B AI Bet Starts in Texas and New York
Anthropic is spending $50 billion on custom US data centers in Texas and New York, teaming with Fluidstack to boost AI compute, jobs, and domestic capacity. The post Anthropic’s $50B AI Bet Starts in Texas and New York appeared first … Continue reading
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