Dave Eggers warns OpenAI staff: ChatGPT may silence a generation
Novelist Dave Eggers told OpenAI employees that AI writing tools like ChatGPT are harming education and creativity, sparking debate over technology's impact.
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AI in Linux: The next battleground for distros
Linux users are divided over whether AI tools should be integrated into distributions, sparking heated debates about performance, ethics, and user control.
7-Zip 26.02 closes critical RCE flaw in archives
Users should update to 7-Zip 26.02 immediately to block a remote code execution flaw triggered by malicious archives.
Free macOS tool turns Xcode plist translation into a one-click task
A new free tool uses Apple’s on-device Translation framework to batch-localize Xcode plist files without cloud APIs or manual typing.
Open-weight AI models close cyber gap with frontier systems
Open-weight AI models like GLM-5.2 and DeepSeek V4-Pro now rival four-month-old frontier models in cyber tasks, cutting costs sharply.
Federal workers get TikTok back on government phones
U.S. Department of Justice lifts TikTok ban for federal staff, citing an updated risk assessment process.
DLSS Frame Generation: Why Smooth Motion still matters
Despite widespread DLSS Frame Generation support, Nvidia’s Smooth Motion adds real value for PC gamers chasing buttery-smooth visuals.
Microsoft warns of rising ACR Stealer attacks on enterprises
Microsoft reports a sharp increase in ACR Stealer malware targeting enterprise customers, aiming to steal browser data and documents.
Why AI agents need "wrong answer" documentation
AI agents can repeat the same mistakes unless teams explicitly record refuted fixes, as shown in real-world runbook failures.
China launches global AI alliance to challenge Western dominance
Beijing unveils the World AI Cooperation Organization and 5,000 training slots for Global South countries in a bid to shape AI governance outside Western influence.