In ironic twist, Midjourney bans rival AI firm employees for scraping its image data
Midjourney pins blame for 24-hour outage on "bot-net like" activity from Stability AI employee.
In ironic twist, Midjourney bans rival AI firm employees for scraping its image data
Midjourney pins blame for 24-hour outage on "bot-net like" activity from Stability AI employee.
Study finds that we could lose science if publishers go bankrupt
A scan of archives shows that lots of scientific papers aren't backed up.
Microsoft says Kremlin-backed hackers accessed its source and internal systems
Midnight Blizzard is now using stolen secrets in follow-on attacks against customers.
Tesla drivers lose class-action bid in case over exaggerated EV range
Judge upholds arbitration agreement but says Tesla can still face injunction.
visionOS 1.1 tries to make Personas less unsettling, plus other Apple OS updates
Apple starts picking low-hanging fruit in visionOS; other OSes see minor improvements.
“Disgraceful”: Messy ToS update allegedly locks Roku devices until users give in
Users are opted in automatically unless they write a letter to Roku by March 21.
41 states tell Meta that it’s time to do something about account takeovers
“Dramatic and persistent spike” in account takeovers is "substantial drain" on resources.
Review: Apple’s efficient M3 MacBook Airs are just about as good as laptops get
For Intel or even M1 upgraders, there’s a lot to like about the M3 Air.
Some teachers are now using ChatGPT to grade papers
New AI tools aim to help with grading and lesson plans—but they may have serious drawbacks.
Apple and other firms don’t have to compensate victims of forced child labor
Buying cobalt doesn't make US firms liable for abuses in DR Congo, court rules.
Hackers exploited Windows 0-day for 6 months after Microsoft knew of it
Technically, Microsoft doesn't consider such bugs as vulnerabilities. It patched it anyway.
Carmakers must bring back buttons to get good safety scores in Europe
In 2026, Euro NCAP points will be deducted if some controls aren't physical.
Researchers create AI worms that can spread from one system to another
Worms could potentially steal data and deploy malware.
HDMI Forum to AMD: No, you can’t make an open source HDMI 2.1 driver
Linux users can't hit the same resolutions and speeds as Windows—or DisplayPort.
Wikipedia downgrades CNET’s reliability rating after AI-generated articles
Futurism report highlights the reputational cost of publishing AI-generated content.
That moment when you land on the Moon, break a leg, and are about to topple over
"We hit harder than expected and skidded along the way."
Meta will start collecting “anonymized” data about Quest headset usage
Info on hand/eye tracking, "physical environment," and more could be included.
RTO doesn’t improve company value, but does make employees miserable: Study
Data are consistent with bosses using RTO to reassert control and scapegoat workers.
British comedian inspires linguistic study of slang synonyms for getting drunk
"Drunkonyms fit in well with English linguistic and humorous traditions.”
Google launches “Gemini Business” AI, adds $20 to the $6 Workspace bill
Google's AI features add a 3x increase over the usual Workspace bill.
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