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Munich-based defence AI company Helsing has closed a $1.8 billion Series E at an $18 billion valuation, according to Tech.eu . The round was oversubscribed, with the company stating that investor demand significantly exceeded the available allocation.
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Rumours of Switch 2 upgrades continue to pour in following talk of Nintendo looking to upgrade the console's LCD panel. Now, a major Korean technology website is claiming serious talks are underway at the Japanese giant about exploring the possibility of an OLED model. Read more Read more ›
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Если вы когда‑нибудь общались с популярными чат‑ботами или заглядывали на Character.ai, легко поддаться иллюзии, будто на той стороне экрана сидит живой человек. ИИ искусно шутит, сопереживает, злится и подыгрывает. Ведёт себя почти как человек. Но может ли за всем этим скрываться настоящее сознание и душа?Если говорить кратко и прямо — за экраном только пустота и холодные математические расчеты.Любая современная языковая модель представляет собой сложный калькулятор статистики, который предсказывает следую Read more ›
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Google has struck a deal to purchase a major solar project's entire electrical output to offset its fossil fuel emissions. Read more ›
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Вступление: или откуда ноги растутЕсли вы когда‑нибудь работали с результатами сканирования OpenSCAP или любого другого OVAL‑совместимого сканера, то знаете эту боль: получаете XML‑файл под сотню мегабайт, внутри — тысячи определений уязвимостей. Открыть его в браузере? Бесполезно. В текстовом редакторе? Глаза сломаешь. В Excel? Он просто зависнет, а если и откроет, то структура будет нечитаемой.Мне, как сотруднику поддержки, пришлось анализировать такие отчёты по запросу нашей РБ службы. Ну как всегда, им. Read more ›
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Singapore-based investment firm Temasek Holdings has sold 3.56 Cr shares, or a 2.05% stake, in omnichannel eyewear retailer Lenskart through… Read more ›
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Michael Dell has developed one of the more visible and steady corporate relationships of President Donald Trump's second term in the White House. Read more ›
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Google has announced the rollout of Chrome's latest AI features to Mac and PC users in the U.K., indicated by a new "Ask Gemini" button with a sparkle icon in the upper right side of the browser. Gemini in Chrome can work across multiple tabs, which is supposed to make it useful for comparing and summarizing information from several websites at once. It also integrates with Google services such as... Read more ›
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It may have taken me a while to admit it - and I certainly pushed back for a time, but I worry I am getting too old for Call of Duty. Not the series as a whole; I find a lot of entertainment in the ooh-rah campaigns, and I am especially fond of the gameplay and engine evolutions of some of Activision's post-Modern Warfare 2019 efforts. I dabble in Zombies... Read more ›
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Ramp CEO Eric Glyman said he hired a candidate because of their Minecraft business. He said that Ramp wanted leaders of "bizarre fringe communities." Read more ›
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Intel has announced a €5 billion ($5.7 billion) capital investment at its Leixlip campus in Ireland, marking the next phase in the site’s capacity expansion. Global demand for AI and high-performance computing is driving the need for advanced silicon to power AI Factories, and Intel is scaling capacity in Ireland to deliver Intel Xeon 6 […] Read more ›
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Open a social platform and it appears that millions of people are speaking at once. Arguments rise, phrases repeat, a video format spreads and an opinion begins to feel unavoidable. Yet the feed is not a census of what users think. It is a display assembled from the activity of a highly unequal minority, selected ... Read more Read more ›
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Private buyers are increasingly outbidding museums for fossils. That’s making it difficult—or even impossible—for researchers to improve our understanding of the past. Read more ›
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Researchers created a programmable thermal material that steers heat and retains its state without power, a breakthrough that could benefit AI chips, silicon photonics, and infrared devices. Read more ›
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Сейчас почти все представляют AI-разработку одинаково. Агент пишет код. Разработчик открывает diff, делает code review и разрешает релиз. То есть мы заменили программиста на AI, но сам процесс практически не изменился.Но меня не покидает одна мысль. Есть известный принцип утки: если что-то плавает как утка, крякает как утка и выглядит как утка — скорее всего, это утка.Почему бы не применить этот принцип к разработке? Если после изменений система проходит все... Read more ›
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Five out of every six farms on Earth cover less than two hectares. Together, according to research published by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), they produce roughly 35% of the world’s food while working just 12% of its farmland. That gap between land and output is the whole story of smallholder agriculture in one ... Read more ›
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“The traveler sees what he sees. The tourist sees what he has come to see.” The line is attributed everywhere online to G.K. Chesterton, usually dated to around 1927, and it has the compressed, paradoxical shape that made Chesterton the most quotable Englishman of his generation. It is worth saying plainly, though, that the exact ... Read more Read more ›
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The people reaching for a pen over a keyboard are often written off as sentimental, clinging to a slower tool out of habit. Yet the more interesting explanation has nothing to do with feeling. When a hand moves a pen across paper, the brain appears to do something distinct from what it does at a ... Read more Read more ›
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Retirement advice often assumes the point is to stay busy — that the calendar needs filling. The research on who ends up happy in retirement points somewhere narrower. Two patterns keep showing up in the surveys and the long studies, and neither is really about the size of the schedule. A note on what follows. ... Read more Read more ›
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The loneliest I have ever felt was at the opening of my own restaurant. Packed floor, good music, every table turning over, people three deep at the bar telling me it was the best night of the year. I stood in the corner by the pass, watched all of it, and felt like I was ... Read more Read more ›
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I first watched my mother disappear at a dinner party about three years ago. Nobody was rude. That is the strange part. She was sitting right there, glass in hand, and the conversation simply flowed around her, the way a river goes around a rock. Someone asked me about a restaurant. Someone asked my niece ... Read more Read more ›
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My father is almost seventy and he has no close friends. Not one. No mate he rings on a Sunday, no old colleague he meets for a beer, nobody who would notice, in the first day or two, if he went quiet. For years this frightened me. So I did what you do. I tried ... Read more Read more ›
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For years, the moment anxiety hit, my hand went to my phone before my brain had finished registering what was happening. Not to call anyone. Not even to look anything up. Just to hold it, unlock it, scroll it, as if the object itself were a stress ball with a battery in it. It never ... Read more Read more ›
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What follows is editorial reflection on research about how people read and affect one another, not psychological guidance. We are writers reading the literature, not clinicians or psychologists. The studies cited here describe patterns across groups, and population-level findings are not prescriptions for any one reader’s social life. The most magnetic person in a room ... Read more Read more ›
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When I first arrived in Vietnamm more than a decade ago, my calendar filled up fast. There was a big group of us, most weeks had at least one meetup, and I thought this was just how expat life worked. Five years on, the number of people I would make plans to see had shrunk ... Read more Read more ›
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Halfway through 2026, cybersecurity has stopped functioning as a technology beat and started functioning as a geopolitics beat. Read more ›
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