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The Next Web’s Michael Ronis argues the future of hiring is faster search, plus human judgment for the messy parts.
A security flaw Oracle flagged, tied to a cybercrime gang campaign, is pushing boards to audit exposure fast.
Lag compensation changes, new gameplay options, and a big cosmetic drop are the real “still alive” proof.
A new AI coaching layer can forecast open-play dynamics from broadcast visuals, and Palmeiras is the first to run it live.
The weather-device maker acknowledges problems in its new companion app and moves the switch deadline to fix them.
A PeopleSoft PeopleTools remote takeover via CVE-2026-35273 is being used in the wild, with data theft and extortion claims.
A DSN stress test in late 2022 hit science downlinks, but Artemis II launched April 1 with fewer data demands.
A diffusion-style language model could shift local AI workloads and pressure cloud inference economics.
Reddit’s comment system just gained video posting. Here’s what it changes for creators, advertisers, and moderation teams.
New disclosure lands as regulators and employees push for limits, testing how big AI buildouts stay legal and credible.
NYU-led research compresses input before the decoder prefill, shrinking compute and memory costs for long-context agents.
The robotaxi operator turns rider frequency into subscription leverage, bundling priority, credits, and limited free cancellations.
