Market Dynamics: Defensive Shift Amid Tech Profit-Taking Wednesday’s trading session witnessed a notable rotation out of high-flying technology and AI…
OpenAI’s newly launched ChatGPT Atlas browser is raising alarms among security researchers who call its privacy risks “insurmountably high.” Within 24 hours of release, hackers demonstrated vulnerabilities that could expose user credentials and enable phishing attacks.
OpenAI has entered the browser market with ChatGPT Atlas, a reimagined web navigation tool that sources indicate is essentially a modified Chromium browser with integrated AI capabilities. According to reports, the browser aims to transform how users interact with the web through conversational interfaces rather than traditional URLs and search terms.
Earnings Excellence Overshadowed by Sector-Wide Pressures GE Vernova’s recent quarterly performance demonstrates remarkable operational strength despite market reactions. The company…
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Security researchers have uncovered a significant vulnerability in a widely-used Rust library that affects Python’s uv package manager. The flaw enables attackers to hide malicious files in tar archives, posing supply chain threats.
Security analysts at computing security firm Edera have identified a critical vulnerability in the popular async-tar Rust crate that impacts the uv Python package manager, according to their published findings. The vulnerability involves improper handling of tar archive headers that could allow attackers to conceal additional files within archives.
Uber is launching a new Work Hub platform that enables drivers to complete brief AI-related tasks while waiting for passengers. The initiative represents a significant expansion of the AI gig economy, offering micro-jobs for data labeling and content verification. According to reports, this move addresses both driver income gaps and AI’s ongoing need for human verification.
Uber is reportedly launching a new initiative that will enable its U.S. drivers to earn additional income by completing artificial intelligence-related micro-tasks during downtime between passenger rides, according to company announcements. The program, currently being tested in India before its planned U.S. rollout, represents Uber’s entry into the rapidly growing market for human-verified AI training data.
The New Challenger in Browser Territory OpenAI has officially stepped into the competitive browser market with the launch of ChatGPT…
As artificial intelligence systems become increasingly sophisticated, distinguishing humans from bots online presents growing challenges. Worldcoin’s eye-scanning orb technology reportedly offers a sci-fi-inspired solution through privacy-focused biometric verification.
With artificial intelligence systems generating increasingly convincing synthetic content and automated bots proliferating across digital platforms, verifying human identity online has become both more critical and more challenging, according to industry analysts. Sources indicate that the ratio of bots to humans continues to shift unfavorably, creating vulnerabilities in digital trust systems and enabling new forms of AI-driven fraud.
The Limitations of Traditional Energy Storage As the world transitions toward renewable energy sources, the challenge of storing electricity for…
