Alibaba's Damo Academy has surpassed 6 billion shipments of its XuanTie RISC-V chips, emphasizing the company's commitment to the open standard for AI and automotive applications amid a growing global ecosystem.
Nikkei Inc. has reported its third data breach within a month, revealing that 1.83 million personal information records were exposed, with 150,000 containing sensitive details.
Atari's 1983 home computer, the 800XL, is being reintroduced with modern connections, 25 classic games, and a cartridge slot, allowing users to write their own software using Atari BASIC.
The US government is concerned that Abdulrahman Alfozan, a former OpenAI engineer, may flee to Saudi Arabia amid allegations of espionage.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani emphasized the need for New Yorkers to challenge the narrative of an inevitable AI takeover and advocate for regulations that prioritize public safety and accountability in AI development.
Psychologist Leanne ten Brinke explains that detecting lies is more complex than relying on eye contact or smiles.
The Kenko Tokina Pieni II offers a unique photography experience by eliminating instant previews, encouraging users to savor the anticipation of seeing their photos later.
WhatsApp is enhancing its in-app browser functionality, allowing iPhone users to open all links shared in chats directly within the app.
MiniMax has introduced M3.1 Flash, which reportedly cuts agent costs by 70% and halves per-token prices, although this reduction may not directly impact AI agent bills.
Nace AI has launched Drex Max, a multimodal decision model capable of interpreting text and screenshots, achieving a score of 67.59 on Decision Index 0.3.2, priced at $0.06 per 1 million input tokens.
