Your Computer Mouse Can Now Eavesdrop on You
Researchers from the University of California, Irvine have demonstrated a surprising new security threat: an ordinary optical computer mouse can be turned into a covert microphone capable of listening to your conversations.
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- Stranger Things Is Heading to the Kitchen: Netflix Turns Overcooked into Its Next Big Franchise Play
- Showmax Shutdown Leaves African Screen Industry in Crisis — Filmmakers Now Bet Everything on Mobile Micro-Dramas
- Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi Just Said What Every Other Executive Is Too Scared to Admit: AI Will Replace 70-80% of Human Work
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Proposes Paying Engineers with AI Tokens
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The AI Scientist Hits Nature: Scaling Scientific Discovery Like Code
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YouTube Is Tightening the Screws: Unskippable Long Ads Are Coming — Even If You Don’t Like It
YouTube has officially decided to stop pretending.In a move that many saw coming but hoped would never actually happen, the platform is rolling out longer, unskippable ads — and they’re starting with the TV app.
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Showmax Shutdown Leaves African Screen Industry in Crisis — Filmmakers Now Bet Everything on Mobile Micro-Dramas
The mood across Africa’s film and TV community is unusually somber. After months of losses, Canal+ has officially pulled the plug on Showmax, its once-ambitious pan-African streaming service. The closure marks another major retreat by global platforms from the continent, leaving local creators wondering who will fund and distribute African stories in the years ahead.
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi Just Said What Every Other Executive Is Too Scared to Admit: AI Will Replace 70-80% of Human Work
While most corporate leaders are busy preaching the comforting gospel of “AI creates more jobs than it destroys” and “it’s a tool, not a replacement,” Uber’s CEO Dara Khosrowshahi just went full truth mode.
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The Delve Scandal: How Two 21-Year-Old Forbes 30 Under 30 Founders Built a $300M “AI Compliance” Unicorn — And Are Now Accused of Selling Fake Reports
The Delve Scandal: How Two 21-Year-Old Forbes 30 Under 30 Founders Built a $300M “AI Compliance” Unicorn — And Are Now Accused of Selling Fake Reports
China Just Approved the World’s First Commercial Brain Chip — And It’s a Narrow, Invasive One That Actually Works
While the world was watching Elon Musk’s Neuralink trials and debating the ethics of mind-reading implants, a Chinese startup quietly crossed the finish line that everyone else is still sprinting toward.