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Dhaka's terrible traffic is getting help from AI! They've launched a new system using cameras to catch rule-breakers. Police say, "people behind the wheel have started obeying the law." This is a big change for the super congested city, aiming to make roads safer and smoother for everyone.
Mythos models briefly appeared online, surprising users after Anthropic said they wouldn't release it publicly soon. Anthropic stated, "we look forward to making Mythos-class models available through a general release." The models were quickly removed, but this isn't the first time Mythos has surfaced unexpectedly.
Your boss's tracking software might be sending your private info to Google and Meta! A study found nine workplace apps share worker data, like names and emails, with tech giants. Researchers noted, "every single platform... shared worker data with outside companies." This means your work activity could be used in ways you don't expect.
OpenAI's hiring a researcher for a huge ₹3.7 crore to figure out how to stop AI from making itself smarter. This job is on their safety team, looking at a big future problem. They said, "stop AI from building itself," which sounds pretty important for all of us.
You can't fully turn off Google's new AI in Search, as they call it a "core Google Search feature." But, you can still reduce AI Overviews by adding "-AI" to your searches. Another trick is to click "More" and select "Web" for a classic search page.
Mercedes-AMG's new GT 4-Door Coupé is a sporty EV that aims to prove electric cars can be exciting. It boasts a powerful 1,169hp, hitting 100kmph in 2.1 seconds. The car uses Formula 1 tech, like axial flux motors, and can charge rapidly, adding 460km range in just 10 minutes.
Apple registered a new 'gen AI' web domain, hinting at big AI features for WWDC next month. They're planning a major Siri upgrade, making it smarter and able to understand context. This could include a new chatbot-like app, showing Apple is serious about AI advancements.
Watch out, iPhone users! A new scam is tricking people who lost their phones. Scammers pretend to be Apple Support and send fake messages with bad links. They want your Apple ID and OTP to steal your account. The I4C warned, "Avoid clicking links received via SMS." Always use Apple's real "Find Devices" service.
Spyware attacks are common, even hitting journalists. Apple and Google now offer special features to help protect your phone from these sneaky hacks. These tools add extra security, though they might limit some regular functions. They are "free" and can keep your data safer.
Ferrari is teaming up with IBM to use AI for making F1 fans feel more connected. They want to turn race data into engaging stories for fans. Stefano Pallard said the goal is "making each of them feel like we know them." This partnership aims to boost fan involvement through a revamped Ferrari app.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said, "It's very clear that AI is going to impact every industry." He stressed that every nation must make AI a national strategy, comparing its influence to electricity and the internet. Countries investing in AI will lead, while others risk falling behind in this transformative technology.
Elon Musk seems to be shifting away from solar power on Earth. A recent SpaceX filing shows a focus on space-based solar, touting it can generate "more than five-times the energy" of Earth-based systems. While Tesla's Master Plans aimed for a solar electric economy, Musk's xAI is now using natural gas turbines.