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Thursday October 16, 2025. 01:18 PM
GenAI meets Gen Z – only one gets the job ai-pocalypse The UK tech sector is cutting graduate jobs dramatically – down 46 percent in the past year, with another 53 percent drop projected, according to figures from the Institute of Student Employers (ISE).…
The Trump White House is planning a military celebration at Camp Pendleton that may require closing a chunk of I-5 that carries 80,000 people daily between Orange and San Diego counties. The reason? Navy ships reportedly need to fire live ordnance over the freeway onto the...
Proton Mail gives you encrypted email, but more importantly, it puts you in the driver’s seat of your inbox.
Your browser sends a lot of information with each website you visit. That can be used to track you across the internet.
“We were the targets.” WIRED spoke to seven Tesla Cybertruck owners about their most controversial purchase and why they're proud to drive it.
Well, this is highly irregular. For the first time in many moons now, Google’s giving us not one but two new full-fledged Android versions in a single year. Android 16 officially arrived into the world this summer, and it’ll soon be followed by another release this fall. ...
The U.S. passport dropped out of the top 10 most powerful passports globally for the first time since the Henley Passport Index began tracking rankings 20 years ago, according to data released this week. The passport now sits at No. 12, tied with Malaysia, offering visa-free ...
Mozilla hardens its browser and toys with AI search while closing the door on legacy systems New versions of both Mozilla's browser and its subsidiary MZLA's messaging client are here – with some bad news for users of older kit.…
Trump's building a ballroom funded by people who need things from the government, and he threw a party to congratulate himself. The guest list is a who's who of companies currently terrified of regulatory oversight. Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Lockheed Martin all...
Shopping for tiny people is intimidating. Good news: We did it for you.
Microsoft is expected to sidestep a French antitrust probe into its search business after regulators signaled plans to dismiss a complaint by local rival Qwant, easing scrutiny of the US tech giant even as Europe ramps up enforcement of digital competition rules. France’s...
Apple’s alleged decision to suspend development of a lighter and cheaper Vision Pro device sounds a lot worse than it actually is, because in a short time the product will be seen as the Newton of the AR age. Why the Newton? Vision Pro is ahead of its time. To build it,...
Workers say they are saving an average of two hours per day thanks to AI use. But these perceptions of productivity gains are at odds with the reality experienced by many organisations according to a new report. A study from the Adecco Group draws on insights from 37,500...
GrapheneOS, the privacy-focused Android fork once exclusive to Google Pixels, is partnering with a major Android OEM to bring its hardened, de-Googled OS to Snapdragon-powered flagship phones. Android Authority reports: Until now, GrapheneOS has been available only on Pixel...
The AI gold rush is so large that even third place is lucrative Feature The generative AI revolution has exposed a brutal truth: raw computing power means nothing if you can't feed the beast. In sprawling AI datacenters housing thousands of GPUs, the real chokepoint isn't...
Musk's moonshot still missing orbit, refueling, landing Comment SpaceX is celebrating two consecutive Starship launches without unplanned explosions, yet the business faces a daunting path forward before the spacecraft can deliver astronauts to the lunar surface.…
Typing questions into a chatbot is nice, but speaking often feels more natural. In fact, some experts encourage people to talk to generative AI instead of typing, in part to get out of the habit of using them as glorified search engines. “If you haven’t tried voice...
Big changes to the license used by the popular open source key/value store Redis prompted a fork, with the launch of Valkey. In the time since that fork in March 2024, the two projects have diverged. The Valkey project is concentrating on performance improvements, with...
IT operations have long been defined by one overriding goal: keep applications running at all costs. Success was measured in uptime. Agentic AI systems break that assumption. Unlike traditional applications, agents are ephemeral, spinning up in response to a prompt or...
Oracle slurps your data whether you like it or not... for the good and bad of the planet Comment If you're an Oracle customer – throw a pebble into a crowd of 100 CIOs and you're bound to hit one – then Big Red has vectorized you. Or, more accurately, it has vectorized...
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