Photo by imgix on Unsplash So, remember when Elon Musk kept talking about Dojo — the in-house supercomputer that was supposed to be Tesla’s secret weapon in the race to full self-driving cars? Well, that chapter just closed. What Happened? Tesla has officially broken up the team behind its ambitious Dojo project, according to a […]
Photo by Taylor Grote on Unsplash It’s not every day you hear that companies like Google, Louis Vuitton, and Cisco all fell for the same scam. But that’s exactly what happened — and the hackers didn’t even need to break any code. Instead, they just picked up the phone. The scam starts with a call
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Photo by Lukasz Wojcik on Unsplash OpenAI users discover key GPT models like GPT-4o and GPT-3.5-turbo mysteriously missing from ChatGPT, stirring concern about access, stability, and the future of free AI tools. In a move that caught many users off guard, OpenAI has quietly removed access to some of its most popular chatbot models—GPT-4o, GPT-4o-2024-05-13,
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Ever picked up your phone and heard a loved one’s voice on the other end, panicked and asking for help? What if I told you it might not be them—and they might not even know the call happened? Welcome to the unsettling world of deepfake voice phishing, or as
Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash OpenAI just dropped something big: a set of new open source models called “gpt-oss.” And depending on who you ask, it’s either a bold step forward or a confusing move that raises more questions than it answers. Let’s talk about what’s actually going on, and why some people are
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Photo by Vimal S on Unsplash Imagine being able to track any Bluetooth-enabled device, anywhere on the planet — even the middle of the ocean or remote mountains — using just a tiny chip and a satellite in low Earth orbit. That’s what Seattle-based startup Hubble Network is building, and their newest upgrade makes that
Photo by Travis T on Unsplash Edward “Big Balls” Coristine—yes, that’s really what folks call him—found himself in the middle of a violent encounter this past weekend, and the tech world is paying attention. Coristine, a teenage software engineer and former Neuralink intern, first rose to public attention as a standout figure in the Trump
Photo by Zulfugar Karimov on Unsplash Imagine being able to fine-tune a chatbot’s tone—not just its answers, but how it sounds when it talks to you. Formal or casual. Witty or warm. Blunt or diplomatic. That’s exactly what Anthropic is working on with something they’re calling “persona vectors.” I know, it sounds like something out
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Photo by Paolo Giubilato on Unsplash You might finally be able to give your iPhone a personal touch—without hacking it. According to recent reports, Apple is gearing up to bring a major update to iOS 18 that could let users customize their home screens more freely than ever. While Android users have enjoyed this kind
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Image by BoliviaInteligente on Unsplash For the first time ever, OpenAI’s models are now available on Amazon Web Services (AWS). If you’ve been following the cloud wars and the tug-of-war over AI dominance, this move is a big deal—and not just for developers. Here’s what’s happening and why it matters. OpenAI + AWS = A
