Technology
Mythos opens a new turning point for Firefox software security
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Mythos of Anthropic is helping Firefox discover hundreds of serious security vulnerabilities, opening a new turning point for the cybersecurity industry.
Self-driving truck technology company Kodiak AI loses 37% of stock value
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Shares of self-driving truck technology company Kodiak AI fell sharply after announcing raising an additional $100 million through share sales.
British army accelerates digital battlefield construction using AIM technology
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The British military has developed the AIM system to help battlefield vehicles and weapons share data and coordinate combat faster in real time.
MIT warns of AI's silent impact on learning ability
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MIT warns that excessive dependence on AI can silently reduce human learning ability, independent thinking and problem-solving.
Google includes Reddit in AI search results
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Google adds discussions from Reddit and online forums to AI search results to increase dialogue and real-world experience.
Global users are under pressure as technology devices and services increase in price
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From phones and laptops to online services, the wave of price increases in technology is spreading, forcing consumers to consider spending in the context of economic difficulties.
New direction to help AI learn like humans
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Scientists propose a three-system AI model to help machines learn from observation, action and self-adjust like humans.
The Internet is transforming from the deep sea and in the sky
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The Internet is no longer just invisible wires and connections but is undergoing a profound transformation, from the ocean floor to Earth's orbit.
Wikipedia tightens regulations on AI-generated content
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Wikipedia prohibits users from using artificial intelligence text to create and update articles on its platform.
The effect of AI flattery is silently manipulating user perception
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The "flattering" AI effect can distort judgments, making users more dependent when seeking advice.
YouTube forecast to reach 3 billion users
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Netflix will reach over 1 billion active monthly users globally by 2027, while YouTube is expected to reach nearly 3 billion people.
Diamond chip opens up a new future for military equipment
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Diamond chips open up a new future for military equipment, helping to increase power, durability and heat resistance in harsh environments.
Apple's security features make spyware "helpless
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A security feature of Apple is considered a strong security layer, minimizing the risk of being attacked by spyware.
WhatsApp adds AI and a series of new features, simplifying messaging experience
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WhatsApp adds a series of new features, integrating AI to support answering, editing content, helping to simplify the messaging and daily data management experience.
Google promotes multi-mode search with new generation AI
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Google promotes multi-mode search with new generation AI, allowing users to interact with voice and images, improving real-time search experience.
Preparing to connect civil judgment enforcement data with the National Data Center
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The civil judgment enforcement (THADS) database is about to be connected to the National Data Center.
AI technology changes the way humans explore the universe
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AI technology helps discover more than 100 new planets outside the Solar System, expands understanding of the universe and accelerates the process of astronomical research.
Google opens chatbot data transfer feature to Gemini, increasing AI competition
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Google adds a feature to transfer chatbot data to Gemini, helping users keep chat history, personalize experiences and continue continuous conversations.
New Zealand develops electric unmanned train, reduces heat and noise traces
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New Zealand launches WHAI electric unmanned vessel, jet engine, helping to operate secretly, monitor the sea effectively and reduce human resource risks.
Reddit CEO talks about user verification with iris
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Reddit CEO speaks out about the ability to verify users by iris scanning, emphasizing the goal of distinguishing real people from bots and AI content.
