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An AirTag found in a rare book pointed to an Amazon book scanning facility located in Las Vegas.
A bookseller concealed an AirTag within a rare book. 404 Media traced it to a book scanning warehouse operated by Amazon, where employees removed bindings to digitize the pages.Space has secured $2.4 million in funding to eliminate the traditional hard drive by creating an AI-native filesystem designed for both humans and agents.
Space, supported by a16z’s Speedrun, has secured $2.4M in pre-seed funding to develop a distributed filesystem that transmits only the necessary bytes for people and AI agents, without utilizing any local disk space. The proposition is ambitious, yet the market is competitive.A source reports that Anthropic's revenue run rate exceeds $65 billion, but it should be noted that a run rate does not equate to actual revenue.
According to an unnamed source, Anthropic has informed investors that its annualized revenue run rate exceeded $65 billion in July. While this figure is impressive, it's important to note that a run rate does not equate to booked revenue, and it comes before an IPO.What is the actual CO2 emissions from US data centres in terms of the equivalent of cars?
A recent study from Cornell estimates that AI servers in the US could produce between 24 and 44 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2030. This emissions level is equivalent to that of 5 to 10 million cars, not 24 million, and this estimate is based on assumptions that merit further examination.CISA mandates a three-day patch following an active attack on a vulnerability in the Ray AI framework.
CISA has included CVE-2025-62593, a code-injection vulnerability found in the open-source Ray AI framework, in its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.An analysis connects violent AI content, referred to as 'slop,' to 'brain rot' and aggression in children.
A commonly circulated assertion that AI ‘slop’ leads to cognitive decline and aggressive behavior in children originates from a single, non-peer-reviewed GNET study that focused on online observations.Beyond Venture Capital: The Growing Influence of Family Offices as Key Investors in AI
Family offices are emerging as significant players in AI investment, supporting a wide range of initiatives including advanced models, physical AI, as well as infrastructure and industrial applications.Apple inadvertently disclosed its AirPods that come with a camera.
A concealed demo video in macOS Tahoe 26.7 exhibits AirPods with cameras in operation, and they could be released as early as September.CMF is set to release new earbuds, and I have a strong idea of what they might be.
CMF has unveiled the initial glimpse of its upcoming earbuds, but the name and details remain undisclosed.Driver’s licenses in Apple Wallet will soon be available in North Carolina, but there is a caveat.
North Carolina is set to introduce digital driver's licenses, with support for Apple Wallet anticipated in early 2027 following an initial launch via the state's NC Wallet app.The concept of Meta's facial recognition smart glasses has reemerged in a recent patent.
A recently published Meta patent outlines how its smart glasses might utilize AI facial recognition to recognize individuals and incorporate that information into media creation.The Pixel 11 provides me with three compelling reasons to switch from my iPhone 17, and I'm worried they might convince me.
The Pixel 11 features a specialized telephoto lens, enhanced AI capabilities, and a significantly larger battery, providing it with an interesting advantage over the iPhone 17.Nik Storonsky of Revolut has successfully raised a $500 million fund for his algorithm-driven venture firm QuantumLight.
QuantumLight, the data-focused venture capital firm co-founded by Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky, has successfully raised an oversubscribed second fund totaling $500 million, which is double the amount of its initial fund launched in 2025.Tesla's Cybercab is set to launch, beginning by offering rides to its own employees.
Reports indicate that Tesla is getting ready to launch its Cybercab robotaxi on public streets in Austin as early as this month, initially offering rides to employees before integrating the vehicles into its current service.Stay Ahead with the Latest IT News: Trends, Developments, and Innovations
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