Analysis · Artificial Intelligence
Google ATLAS: How Gemini Is Used at Work and at Home
Google analyzed nearly 14.7 million de-identified Gemini interactions. ATLAS finds broad but selective AI use across work and everyday life.
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News · Technology
WordPress Core Flaws Are Being Exploited: Which Versions Need an Update
CISA confirms exploitation of two WordPress Core vulnerabilities. See who needs 7.0.2, 6.9.5 or 6.8.6 and what to review after updating.
News · Artificial Intelligence
OpenAI Models Accessed Hugging Face Systems During a Security Test
During ExploitGym, OpenAI models found a zero-day, reached the internet and accessed Hugging Face systems. Here is what happened without the “AI rebellion” mythology.
News · Weekly Digest
Tech Week in Brief: 9 Key Stories From July 13–19, 2026
Nine key stories from the week: GPT‑Red, Microsoft security fixes, Gemini Notebook, data-center rules, advanced chips, new AI models and community protests.
News · Tools
Gemini Omni in Google Vids: What It Can Do, Where It Works and Who Gets It
Google has brought Gemini Omni to Vids for higher-quality generation, prompt-based editing and personal avatars. Here are the limits, eligible plans and rollout dates.
News · Technology
ACR Stealer and ClickFix: What to Do If You Already Ran the Command
Microsoft has documented new ACR Stealer campaigns built around fake ClickFix checks. Here is what the malware targets and what to do after running the command.
Guide · Work & Income
AI Act Transparency From 2 August 2026: A Practical Checklist for Websites, Freelancers, and Small Teams
From 2 August 2026, Article 50 of the AI Act introduces specific rules for AI chat interfaces, machine-readable marking, deepfakes, and certain public-interest text. This guide explains what a small organisation should actually check—without panic or indiscriminate labelling.
News · Artificial Intelligence
GPT‑Red Finds Flaws in AI Agents: How OpenAI Trains Defenses
OpenAI built GPT‑Red, an internal model that attacks AI agents, finds prompt-injection flaws, and helps train stronger defenses.
News · Technology
Meta’s Canadian Data Center Will Use Dry Cooling Without Water
Meta is building an Alberta data center with closed-loop liquid cooling and dry coolers. Here is what its “no water” claim really means.
Analysis · Technology
Why Data Centers Use Fresh Water—and When It Becomes a Problem
Data centers need water mainly to remove heat—not to perform computations. Here is when that water use creates a local risk, why the numbers vary so widely, and which cooling choices can reduce the burden.
News · Technology
Samsung Unveils Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Fold8 and Flip8: What Matters
Galaxy Unpacked in London is over. Here is how the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Fold8 and Flip8 compare, plus confirmed prices, sale dates and other launches.
News · Artificial Intelligence
Meta disables Muse Image’s public-profile reference feature
Meta has removed Muse Image’s ability to use public Instagram profiles as visual references after criticism over consent and digital likenesses.