South Korea restored every system affected by its 2025 government data-center fire. The evidence points to unsafe battery work, while a separate Onnara breach remains unattributed.
Considering buying a smart ring? You might want to pause. A bizarre and alarming incident involving the Samsung Galaxy Ring has raised immediate safety concerns for the burgeoning wearable tech category.
Anthropic says Claude authored more than 80% of its merged code by May 2026. The figure signals a major shift in implementation, but not autonomous software development.
In 1993, French electrician Émile Leré embarked on a solitary journey across the vast Moroccan desert, driving his trusty Citroën 2CV. What began as an adventurous trek soon turned dire when his vehicle struck a rock, leaving it stranded in the unforgiving wilderness. With no phone, no radio, and miles of treacherous terrain surrounding him, Leré faced a life-or-death situation. Yet, rather than succumb to despair, he tapped into an extraordinary well of ingenuity and resilience.
A curious, often tasteless, but undeniably compelling new format is sweeping through the entertainment industry: the micro-drama.
In a move that's sending ripples through Hollywood's creative corridors, the Duffer Brothers - Matt and Ross Duffer, the masterminds behind Netflix's juggernaut Stranger Things - have officially parted ways with the streaming giant.
Apple’s smart glasses remain unannounced and are reportedly targeted for late 2027. The M5 Vision Pro continues as Apple’s available face-worn computer at $3,499.
Discover how an ai art studio combines human creativity with AI tools to deliver faster, cost-effective, and innovative visual solutions.
In a striking case of irony, consulting giant Deloitte Australia has agreed to refund the final payment of a $440,000 contract after admitting to using AI—specifically OpenAI’s GPT-4o—in a report riddled with errors. The report, commissioned by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR), was meant to review an IT system for automating fines on welfare recipients.
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are legally divorced, but the final settlement does not publicly establish the widely circulated $11 million sobriety-clause payout.
The adult film industry, long glamorized as a playground of pleasure and profit, is facing a stark reality check: a severe shortage of young men willing to step in front of the camera. Producers are sounding the alarm, with auditions drawing crickets and shoots relying on a dwindling pool of "old-school" veterans. As demand for fresh faces skyrockets amid booming online consumption, the reasons for this drought are as raw as the content itself—intense pressure, rigid demands, and a cultural shift that's turning Gen Z away from the spotlight.
In a world where AI is revolutionizing everything from art to autonomous driving, one 18-year-old from Long Island, New York, has cracked the code on entrepreneurial gold - without writing a single line of original code.
Arcads still lists AI Unboxing as an active ad format. The useful update is not flawless realism, but a clearer boundary between synthetic product scenes and claims of real experience.
DeepSeek still requires AI-origin disclosures as China moves from labeling rules to enforcement. Visible notices, metadata and downstream publishing now carry distinct obligations.
In the ever-expanding creator economy, where platforms like OnlyFans have turned personal expression into a billion-dollar industry, former CEOs aren't content to rest on their laurels.
