Technology

Google warns of sophisticated phishing tricks via Microsoft Teams

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Users face the risk of being hijacked when hackers take advantage of Microsoft Teams to spread malware.

Americans lose $2.1 billion due to social media scams

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Facebook leads the list of online fraud-related platforms in the US, where users lose billions of USD due to sophisticated shopping and investment tricks.

US military tests software to track soldiers in real time

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The US military is testing Guardian software to track soldiers in real time, replacing manual methods and improving command efficiency.

Social network Letterboxd seeks new owners after booming growth

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According to information from TechCrunch, the social networking platform for movies Letterboxd is said to be looking for a new owner.

Google will build an artificial intelligence complex in South Korea

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South Korea and Google have agreed on the construction of an artificial intelligence (AI) complex in Seoul in the near future.

AI agent explodes, Tencent takes advantage of WeChat as a springboard

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AI agents explode, Tencent takes advantage of WeChat as a springboard to integrate virtual assistants, expand the ecosystem and accelerate technology competition in China.

Research shows that speaking speed can reveal early risk of Alzheimer's disease

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A new study has shown that changes in speech may be an early sign of Alzheimer's disease.

Cursor's Composer 2 model is controversial about transparency

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The new product of AI programming company Cursor is facing controversy when it is said to be built on a platform from an open source model.

Quickly handle people's feedback through the i-HaTinh application

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Ha Tinh - Deploying the Ha Tinh digital citizen application integrating the field feedback platform (i-HaTinh), many people's feedbacks have been quickly processed.

Employers face new challenges from AI

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Employers face new challenges as AI can create fake candidates, forcing them to tighten procedures and enhance identity verification.

Anthropic launches Claude Code Channels, accelerating remote programming

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Anthropic launches Claude Code Channels, allowing remote programming via Telegram, Discord, expanding the interaction between programmers and AI.

Pinterest CEO goes against Big Tech with attention-grabbing proposal

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Pinterest CEO goes against Big Tech when proposing to ban children under 16 years old from using social networks, sparking debate about platform responsibility with young people.

Google Translate helps users pronounce like natives

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A feature about to be launched on the Google Translate application will help you speak a new language like a native speaker.

Anthropic reveals how the world perceives AI

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Anthropic conducted a global survey and showed that users expect AI to help improve performance, but are still concerned about reliability and the risk of job loss.

OpenAI accelerates recruitment, aiming for 8,000 personnel by 2026

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In the context of many technology companies continuously cutting personnel in recent years, OpenAI is going in the opposite direction.

Atomic energy is strengthened management, sharply increased penalties

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Decree No. 71/2026/ND-CP was issued to complete the legal framework for sanctioning administrative violations in the field of atomic energy.

Race to use AI and invisible pressure in the workplace

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The race to use AI is turning into a measure of productivity, as technology workers spend thousands of USD just to prove their work efficiency.

Amazon wants to turn phones into personal AI assistants

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Amazon restarts smartphone ambitions with new AI-integrated project, expecting to change shopping, entertainment and virtual assistant interaction methods.

Google strengthens security, Android users face difficulties

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Google adds a more complex APK installation process, requiring 24 hours of waiting to increase security but causing controversy about freedom on Android.

US military launches cheap 3D-printed UAV

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The US military introduces SPARTA, a cheap 3D-printed UAV designed by soldiers, aimed at mass production and flexible use on the battlefield.