Author: Zach_Wilson
Microsoft challenges you to hack its LLM email service
Microsoft is offering $10k prize for hackers who can exploit vulnerabilities in its LLM The challenge will focus on prompt injection defenses Software developers and hackers often work together to discover and fix flaws Are you an experienced hacker looking to make a little extra money this Christmas? Well you…
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OpenAI’s video generator Sora is launching today
OpenAI’s highly-anticipated AI text-to-video generator, Sora, will become available to everyone today. In a video posted on Monday, Marques Brownlee confirmed its imminent release and detailed his experience using Sora over the past few weeks, calling the results “horrifying and inspiring at the same time.” OpenAI first revealed Sora in…
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Google sues US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau over federal supervision order for Google Pay
US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently put Google under supervision The federal action comes amid consumer complaints Google says the regulation would be a burden The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently announced it has placed Google Payment Corp, a division of Google under federal supervision, citing consumer complaints. In…
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Popular Python AI library hacked to deliver malware
A PyPI package for an AI model was compromised and used to deliver malware Victims were getting XMRig, a popular cryptominer, installed The attack has since been addressed, but users warned to be on their guard Ultralytics YOLO11, an AI model for computer vision and object detection, was compromised in…
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Bose Smart Soundbar review: Using earbuds as surround sound speakers
No discussion of a new midrange soundbar would be complete without a mention of its biggest competition, so even though this is a review of a Bose product, let’s address that from the start. Sonos has consistently been our top pick for best midrange soundbar for years. The company’s Beam…
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TikTok tried to save itself with the First Amendment — and failed
A law that could ban TikTok in the US doesn’t violate the Constitution, a panel of judges unanimously — and forcefully — ruled on Friday. The decision suggests TikTok, which has evaded attempts at a ban or sale for over four years, really could be forced out of the US, unless…
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