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Articles by Tanmay Puri
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OpenAI's New AI Receives Highest Cybersecurity Rating: Can Hack Hardened Systems Without Human Help
OpenAI's Astra AI model reaches the highest cybersecurity capability level, identifying unknown vulnerabilities and developing exploit chains, prompting enhanced safeguards before its release.
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John Ternus' $58M Apple CEO Pay Comes With Conditions: How Does It Compare With Tim Cook?
John Ternus has succeeded Tim Cook as Apple's CEO, with new compensation packages reflecting their roles. Ternus' salary and equity awards surpass Cook's as executive chairman.
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Waymo Robotaxis Are 'Replacing Human Workers': Uber and Lyft Workers Demand a Transition Fund
Atlanta rideshare drivers urge city leaders to curb Waymo's robotaxi service, citing reduced earnings and longer waits. They propose a fee to support driver transition and seek airport restrictions.
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Google Maps Changed Lake Ontario to 'Lake America': Will Apple Give In to Trump as Cook Steps Down?
Google Maps has renamed Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' for US users following an executive order by Trump, sparking controversy and pressure on Apple to follow suit.
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Billionaire CEO Rejects Bill Gates' Charity Model: 'Rehabilitate' Image? 'I'm Not Going to Do That'
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong questions the effectiveness of billionaire philanthropy, suggesting that charities can be ideologically driven and potentially harmful.
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Homemade Driverless Car Crashes Into Cop Van Right After Bragging About 'Talent in Pakistan': Watch
A homemade driverless car crashed into a police van in Pakistan due to internet disruption, sparking viral social media reactions and highlighting the need for caution with experimental technology.
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'It Is Not Inhumane': Police Chief Defends Electric-Shock Gloves Used To Force People To Comply
The use of electric-shock gloves by police, including on students, has sparked national debate over their safety and ethics.
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OpenAI, Google and Anthropic Sound the Alarm: AI Hackers Could Soon Threaten Hospitals and Power Grids
Over 100 tech companies, including OpenAI and Microsoft, warn that AI could escalate cyber threats, urging governments and businesses to enhance defenses against AI-enabled attacks.
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He Makes Money Helping Sellers Remove Negative Reviews, But Says Some Bad Ones Should Stay
Shane Barker of TraceFuse emphasizes the importance of keeping genuine negative reviews on Amazon, highlighting their role in providing valuable feedback for both consumers and sellers.
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Can You Be Sued Over a Google Review? Woman Faces $25,000 Defamation Claim Over One-Star Post
An Ohio woman is being sued for defamation after posting a one-star Google review about Starr Manufacturing. The lawsuit seeks over $25,000 in damages.
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Ox Alpha Emerged as a Powerful OpenAI Rival Before Its Creator Was Revealed: China's Z.ai Was Behind the Model
Discover Ox Alpha, the AI model by Z.ai, known for its advanced coding and multimodal capabilities. Initially anonymous, this model challenges AI industry norms with its large context window and innovative features.
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After Dolly Parton's Death, Fake AI Images Are Flooding YouTube in a Grim New Trend
Following Dolly Parton's death, AI-generated images falsely depicting her hospitalization spread on YouTube, highlighting concerns about digital misinformation.
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Is Twitter Back? New Social Media Platform Launches as Elon Musk's X Files Lawsuit Over Its Name
Twitter.now, launched by Operation Bluebird, aims to reclaim the Twitter brand amid ongoing legal disputes with X over trademark rights. The platform offers paid early access.
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Facebook Marketplace Scams Are a Growing Concern: Here's How To Spot the Red Flags Before You Buy or Sell
Facebook Marketplace scams are on the rise, with fraudsters using fake profiles and payment confirmations. Learn to identify warning signs and protect yourself from losing money.
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New Zealand Is Banning Social Media for Kids Under 16: Why the Government Is Taking Drastic Action
New Zealand plans to ban social media for children under 16, requiring platforms to verify ages. The proposal faces political opposition but aims to protect young users from harmful content.
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What Is Enflame and Why Is China Betting Nearly $900 Million on Its AI Chip Rival to Nvidia?
Enflame Technology plans a £654 million IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market to fund AI chip development, highlighting China's push for domestic semiconductor growth amid US rivalry.
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Elon Musk's AI Data Centers Accused of Driving Family From Land They Have Owned for More Than 100 Years
Krystal Polk's family land in Southaven, Mississippi, faces noise and pollution from a SpaceXAI power plant, sparking community opposition and legal battles over environmental and health concerns.
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Microsoft's Secret Pay Data Leaks Online: The Eye-Watering Sums Some AI Workers Are Getting
Microsoft employees reveal compensation details, highlighting significant earnings through stock awards, especially in AI and cloud sectors.
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Zelenskyy Gives Elon Musk Ukraine's Top Honour for Starlink Role Despite Years of Tensions
Elon Musk receives Ukraine's Order of Freedom for Starlink's critical role in military operations, despite tensions over its use in Russian territories.
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Trump Officials Go Wild on TikTok With Nicki Minaj, Glowing Eyes and Explicit Rap Lyrics
Trump administration officials are using TikTok to engage younger audiences, featuring creative content that has sparked both praise and criticism.
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What Is Instinct? The Viral AI Startup That Just Hit a $2.5 Billion Valuation
Instinct, a new AI assistant, is gaining popularity in Silicon Valley, raising $250 million in Series B funding at a $2.5 billion valuation, while addressing security and privacy concerns.
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Here's Why the UN Is Testing a New AI That Could Reduce Reliance on Google, Microsoft and Amazon
The UNDP and DFINITY Foundation are collaborating to test decentralized AI and sovereign cloud infrastructure for public services.
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IPhone 18 Pro, Foldable iPhone and More: Everything Apple Is About To Unveil in Its September Event
Apple's 2026 event will unveil the iPhone 18 Pro, the foldable iPhone Ultra, and new Apple Watch models. This marks John Ternus' first event as CEO, succeeding Tim Cook.
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GTA 6 Leak Hunt Escalates As Rockstar's Parent Company Targets Google and X To Unmask Cyberleek
Take-Two Interactive is pursuing legal action to identify Cyberleek, the source of unauthorized Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay leaks, by requesting subpoenas against Google and X Corp for user data.
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Inside ICE Detention Centres: 911 Calls Reveal Surge in Medical Emergencies, Suicide Attempts and Sexual Assault Allegations
An investigation into US immigration detention centers reveals alarming reports of medical emergencies, suicide attempts, and sexual assault allegations.
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Teen, 19, Jumps off Cliff After Row With Parents Over Unpaid iPhone Bill, Then His Parents Fall Too
A 19-year-old and his parents died after a dispute over an iPhone led to a tragic fall from a 250ft cliff in India. The incident is under investigation.
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US Proposes $103,265 Fee for Foreign Workers: What It Could Mean for America's Tech Jobs
The Trump administration proposes a $103,265 fee for H-1B visa applications, potentially impacting tech companies reliant on international talent.
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GTA 6 Leak Mystery Deepens: Who Is Cyberleek and Why Are They Targeting Rockstar?
CyberLeek, an unidentified group, has leaked alleged GTA 6 footage, sparking controversy over digital preorders and game preservation. The authenticity of the footage remains unconfirmed by Rockstar.
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A Robot Made His $17 Cocktail, Then Asked for a 10% Tip: Welcome to America's New Tipping Problem
As robots increasingly serve in the service industry, the question of tipping them arises. While some argue it's for human workers, others see it as unnecessary. The decision lies with consumers.
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PS6 Could Cost a Staggering $1,000 Unless Sony Drops This Key Feature
Sony may release the PS6 without a disc drive to manage rising component costs, potentially pricing it at $1,000.
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