The concept of “evil” AI typically refers to models designed for malicious purposes, including criminal activities. However, even legitimate AI tools can be compromised and manipulated. Hackers often attempt to corrupt these systems by introducing skewed data, with objectives ranging from introducing biases to generating dangerous inaccuracies. Ultimately, AI remains Continue Reading
Breakup of Google’s Search Monopoly Might Spell Doom for Firefox
While the recent ruling against Google may appear beneficial for its competitors, it poses significant risks to some, particularly Mozilla. The US Department of Justice is now pushing for Google to cease its practice of paying to be the default search engine in third-party browsers like Firefox. This could lead Continue Reading
Microsoft to Phase Out Authenticator’s Password Manager Features in the Near Future
If you currently use Microsoft’s Authenticator app on your mobile device as a password manager, there is some unfortunate news to share. Microsoft has decided to discontinue the “autofill” password management feature in the Authenticator app. Beginning in June, users will no longer be able to store new passwords within Continue Reading
PCWorld: Alexa+ Surpasses 100,000 Quiet Users, Highlighting Unique Engagement Trends
Amazon has initiated a gradual rollout of its new AI-enhanced version of Alexa, known as Alexa+. However, feedback from users who have experienced the new features remains surprisingly scarce. Reports indicate that Andrew Jassy, during an earnings call, mentioned that users seem to be enjoying the new version, but those Continue Reading
Crypto Millionaires in Europe Face Kidnapping Threats, Warns PCWorld
The accumulation of wealth can make individuals significantly vulnerable to crime, and the rise of cryptocurrency has added a new layer of risk due to its potential for anonymity. Recent developments in western Europe reflect a troubling trend where wealthy cryptocurrency investors are increasingly becoming targets for kidnappers. Law enforcement Continue Reading
Microsoft Confirms Upcoming Support for Both New and Classic Outlook Apps
Users have shown a lukewarm response to the new Outlook, leading to a slower adoption and migration process. Many are opting to stick with the classic Outlook app, much to Microsoft’s disappointment. In response to this feedback, Microsoft appears to be making concerted efforts to accommodate user preferences. The company Continue Reading