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Facebook's AI Makeover Won't Fix Its Gen Z Problem
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Facebook's AI Makeover Won't Fix Its Gen Z Problem

Facebook launches AI-powered animated profiles and photo editing tools to attract younger users. But can flashy features solve the platform's deeper generational divide among its 2.1 billion daily users?

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When AI Actors Lock Eyes and Tell Your Life Story
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When AI Actors Lock Eyes and Tell Your Life Story

Ian McKellen and Golda Rosheuvel are brought back to life through AI to deliver personalized stories that know unsettling details about your life. The future of entertainment is getting personal.

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The $120M Bet Against Splunk's Security Empire
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The $120M Bet Against Splunk's Security Empire

Two-year-old Vega Security raises $120M Series B to challenge Splunk's SIEM dominance with AI-native approach that processes security data where it lives, not in centralized repositories.

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Windows Quietly Swaps Out 15-Year-Old Security Keys
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Windows Quietly Swaps Out 15-Year-Old Security Keys

Microsoft begins automatic replacement of Secure Boot certificates expiring in 2026, marking a generational shift in Windows security infrastructure affecting billions of devices.

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The Great ChatGPT Exodus: When AI Users Vote With Their Wallets
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The Great ChatGPT Exodus: When AI Users Vote With Their Wallets

QuitGPT campaign sparks mass subscription cancellations as users protest OpenAI's political ties and performance issues. A new form of tech activism emerges.

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Kia's PV5 Could Be the iPhone of Commercial Vans
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Kia's PV5 Could Be the iPhone of Commercial Vans

Kia's first electric van PV5 introduces modular design to the commercial vehicle market, promising to transform everything from delivery fleets to camper conversions with a single adaptable platform.

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To Protect Your Privacy, Google Needs to Know Your Secrets First
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To Protect Your Privacy, Google Needs to Know Your Secrets First

Google upgraded its privacy tools to detect more personal information, but there's a catch - you must share your sensitive data with Google first to get protected from others online.

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Google Will Now Delete Your Social Security Number From Search
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Google Will Now Delete Your Social Security Number From Search

Google expands personal info removal tools to include driver's license, passport, and SSN deletion from search results. A privacy breakthrough or just damage control?

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Chinese Hackers Breached Singapore's Big Four Telecoms Simultaneously
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Chinese Hackers Breached Singapore's Big Four Telecoms Simultaneously

Chinese state-backed hacking group UNC3886 infiltrated Singapore's four major telecom companies in a months-long campaign, accessing critical systems without disrupting services or stealing personal data.

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The $30B Fake Luxury Problem Just Met Its Match
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The $30B Fake Luxury Problem Just Met Its Match

Veritas develops 'hack-proof' chips to authenticate luxury goods, targeting $30B counterfeiting losses and $210B second-hand market verification needs

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The TV Wars Heat Up: Why Your Next Screen Costs Less But Does More
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The TV Wars Heat Up: Why Your Next Screen Costs Less But Does More

From OLED to QLED to mini-LED, TV technology advances faster than ever while prices plummet. What does this mean for consumers navigating the crowded market?

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$1 Trillion Savings vs $38 Trillion Loss: Trump's Climate Gamble
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$1 Trillion Savings vs $38 Trillion Loss: Trump's Climate Gamble

Trump's EPA moves to repeal greenhouse gas regulations that have governed US climate policy for 17 years. Automakers split, China gains ground, markets fragment.

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