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Wednesday September 11, 2024. 12:10 PM
ISC2 argues security training needs to steer toward what hiring managers want The shortfall between the number of working security professionals and the number of security job openings has reached 4.8 million – a new high, according to cyber security non-profit ISC2.…
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: A group of Democratic senators is urging the FTC and Justice Department to investigate whether AI tools that summarize and regurgitate online content like news and recipes may amount to anticompetitive practices. In a...
A cash-strapped city in rural Texas will soon be home to the world’s largest bitcoin mine. Local protesters are “raising hell.”
Service with endless scalability, at least that's the plan Enterprises that need to worry about compliance have yet another fresh option, as Civo enters the appliance game with its FlexCore private cloud solution.…
Ofcom research shows TV remains more trusted news source in social media age TV has lost its crown as the most popular source of news in the UK, according to research from Ofcom.…
When deadlines are looming and projects are piling up, Microsoft Project 2021 Professional is the ultimate tool to keep everything in check. With an easy-to-use interface and powerful features, you can break down even the most complex tasks, manage your resources, and stay...
Life’s hectic, and finding time to read a full book can feel next to impossible. That’s where Instaread steps in. Offering over 3,000 book summaries, Instaread gives you access to the key points of bestsellers in just 15 minutes. Whether you’re into drama or...
Brush up on your ‘Delvish’ – the lingo that flatters LLMs into a sort of submission Column Despite growing evidence that generative AI creates more work for humans than it saves, organizations are deploying it in frontline roles like customer service chatbots and...
Scientists at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory have observed the first neutrino interactions in the Short-Baseline Near Detector (SBND), marking a significant milestone in their efforts to explore neutrino oscillations and search for a potential fourth neutrino flavor...
Alternaleaf now has an outsized tech team, a build-not-buy mentality, and a love of FOSS When Myles Lawlor took the job as chief technology officer at Alternaleaf, Australia's largest online alternative health clinic, he started calling industry contacts to talk about the...
Trying for 3 grams, only 880 tons to go! Video On Tuesday, a robot began entering the Unit 2 reactor at the defunct Fukushima nuclear power plant, in an attempt to retrieve a tiny piece of the fuel that melted down in 2011.…
Minister reckons dedicated cops necessary to protect digital transactions India has announced a plan to train a specialized wing of 5000 'Cyber Commandos' in the next five years, as part of its efforts to address cyber crime.…
After tonight's ABC presidential debate, Taylor Swift announced her support for Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election after AI-generated images falsely depicted her endorsing Donald Trump. 'Recently I was made aware that AI of 'me' falsely...
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Data Center Dynamics: Google has signed a $10 million deal to pull 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide out of the air. The company will buy direct air capture (DAC) credits from startup Holocene, to be delivered in the early 2030s. The...
Foxcon and Sharp imagine a sofa and television in a connected electric van Japanese electronics giant Sharp and its majority stakeholder, Foxconn, have unveiled an electric vehicle that features, among other mod cons, an 'extended living room.'…
CISA wants you to leap on Citrix and Ivanti issues. Adobe, Intel, SAP also bid for patching priorities Patch Tuesday Another Patch Tuesday has dawned, as usual with the unpleasant news that there are pressing security weaknesses and blunders to address.…
Ars Technica's Benj Edwards writes: In an age when you can get just about anything online, it's probably no surprise that you can buy a diamond-making machine for $200,000 on Chinese eCommerce site Alibaba. If, like me, you haven't been paying attention to the diamond...
With electricity demand from AI becoming so 'crazy,' Oracle's Larry Ellison announced the company is designing a data center that will be powered by three small nuclear reactors capable of providing more than a gigawatt of electricity. 'The location and the power place we've ...
Isn't saying how much they'll cost or when they'll fire up Oracle is going nuclear over growing demand for AI datacenters, and that's not a metaphor for Larry Ellison's mood.…
Titanium doesn’t mean a thing—and it definitely doesn’t mean “crack-proof.” Be smart and add some protection.
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