Camera captures proof humans took the photos, and Noctua fans keep it running
A camera swears its photos were taken by a human, and Noctua's silent fan cools the sensor within.
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New Quantum Gas Survives Collisions, Opening Door to Strongly Interacting Matter
A quantum gas now survives collisions that once destroyed it, offering a new window into the strange world of strongly interacting matter.
Toshiba’s Answer to Samsung’s Frame TV Is $700 Off at Amazon
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Quick Tunnels Lets You Run a Public Website From Your Laptop With a Single Command
A single command turns your laptop into a public website, with no account, no config files, and no exposed ports.
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Security researchers turned to Claude to break through OpenAI’s defenses
Security researchers used Claude to hack OpenAI's systems, gaining access to its GitHub repo via a HEIF image flaw.
Hacktron’s Researchers Turned Anthropic’s Claude Into an OpenAI Breach Tool
Hacktron breached OpenAI's ChatGPT accounts using Anthropic's Claude AI, revealing vulnerabilities in its systems.
Trump’s Order Against AI Bias Is Actually Another Kind of Bias, Experts Say
Trump's new executive order targets woke AI in government procurement and private models alike, forcing Big Tech into compliance.
Why Passkeys Might Lock You Out of Your Accounts for Good
Passkeys promise safer logins, but they can lock you out forever. Here's why they're a step back for personal accounts.
A plushie shaped like a data center now exists, and it screams when you pet it
A screaming server-rack plushie named Bezzy makes data centers feel cuddly while asking hard questions about power and place.
The Download: Why Some Researchers Now Rank AI’s Existential Risk Above Nuclear War
The Download's latest edition asks whether AI could kill us all, weighs bioweapons risk, and rounds up a week of tech headlines.
OpenJev Lets You Watch a Model Generate Its Own Probability Distribution Token by Token
A cheerful demo lets you watch a model generate its own probability distribution token by token, timing reading against writing.