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QSOE 0.1 is the first public release of a QNX-inspired operating system that ships in two variants: QSOE/N on the new Skimmer microkernel and QSOE/L on seLBoth variants share the s...
Zhipu AI released GLM-5.2, an open-weight model that researchers say can match Anthropic’s Mythos in some cybersecurity and bug-finding scenarios. The model still trails top U.S. s...
A California law taking effect July 1 bans streaming services from running ads that are louder than the video content they accompany. Similar rules already apply to broadcast and c...
Suno’s new Spark program offers unsigned singers, songwriters, and producers grants, mentorship, and marketing support as it tries to become a destination for discovering artists....
Ford says it overestimated how much artificial intelligence could improve engineering work on its own. After finding AI did not reliably produce high-quality results, the company r...
The article presents an interactive dataset of historical and current memory prices, extending John C. McCallum’s classic work with downloadable raw data. It charts DRAM, NAND flas...
Enterprises are rapidly embedding LLMs into support, analytics, software development, and automation, but attackers are exploiting the gap between how these systems are designed an...
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