Both Claude 4 models are hybrid systems, designed to provide responses that range from quick answers to more in-depth solutions that involve deeper reasoning. They excel in following user instructions accurately and are capable of utilizing various tools simultaneously, enhancing their versatility. Claude 4 Opus stands out for its remarkable Continue Reading
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Mozilla to Cease Operations of Pocket and Fakespot, Reports PCWorld
In 2015, a tool was integrated into Firefox, and in 2017, it was acquired by Mozilla, continuing to operate as an independent subsidiary. However, it has been announced that Pocket will cease operations on July 8, 2025. Users of Pocket will have the opportunity to export their data until October Continue Reading
Digg Founder Proposes Mozilla Acquire Pocket for Enhanced Future
Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg.com and a venture capitalist, has shown interest in reviving the once-popular news aggregator site. He is currently reaching out to Mozilla with a proposal for Digg to take over Pocket, a subscription service that enables users to save online articles and posts for later Continue Reading
OpenAI Pauses For-Profit Plans Following Backlash: Industry Reactions
The non-profit organization that established OpenAI will maintain its operations as they have been. In December 2024, plans were announced to transition to a for-profit model, driven by the need for substantial funding to advance the development of costly artificial general intelligence (AGI). However, rather than fully converting to a Continue Reading
Avoid These 3 Critical Windows Security Blunders That Could Damage Your PC
When you first start up your PC with Windows, it is secure, but over time, that security can erode due to common mistakes. Cybersecurity experts are well aware of the habits that can compromise your protection. During discussions with representatives from Microsoft at this year’s RSAC Conference, the conversation highlighted Continue Reading
Microsoft Introduces Offline Calendar Support for the New Outlook App
Microsoft has recently introduced several new features to its Outlook email application. One notable enhancement is the support for offline calendar access; however, this functionality is limited to the new Outlook app. Users who prefer to stick with the classic version of Outlook will find themselves needing a constant internet Continue Reading
4 Tips from a Microsoft Security Expert to Identify a Compromised AI Chatbot
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