Author: Zach_Wilson
Some of the world’s biggest tech firms have signed up to the EU’s promise for safe AI
The EU has revealed over a hundred companies have signed up to its new Artificial Intelligence Pact, including tech giants such as Microsoft, Google, and Vodafone. The pact outlines a commitment to three core actions. The first is to adopt a governance strategy to encourage the deployment of AI in…
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Hacker creates false memories in ChatGPT to steal victim data — but it might not be as bad as it sounds
Security researchers have exposed a vulnerability which could allow threat actors to store malicious instructions in a user’s memory settings in the ChatGPT MacOS app. A report from Johann Rehberger at Embrace The Red noted how an attacker could trigger a prompt injection to take control of ChatGPT, and can…
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SteelSeries is launching $160 gaming earbuds for your Xbox, PlayStation, or PC
SteelSeries has created new earbuds that are designed to pair with Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch consoles, or even PCs and mobile phones. The $159.99 Arctis GameBuds include active noise cancellation (ANC), Qi wireless charging, and the ability to instantly swap between mobile Bluetooth usage and console or PC gaming. I’ve…
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SteelSeries announces new Arctis GameBuds designed for every beat of a modern gaming lifestyle
SteelSeries has announced its first-ever set of true wireless gaming earbuds and their features really look like they could offer a one-and-done solution for anyone scouting for the best gaming earbuds for their setup this year. Taking on the likes of Sony‘s Inzone Buds and PlayStation Pulse Explore earbuds, the…
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Nintendo jumps on AI images of Mario shared on X
The free-for-all of AI image creation on X had a rude wakeup this week when Nintendo’s copyright infringement hunter Tracer, as first reported by the Verge, laid takedown notices on several users who had shared images of Mario built using X’s Grok-2 AI model. Tracer sent dozens of users the notices under…
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Intel is releasing another microcode update to protect crashing Raptor Lake CPUs
While there’s still no fix for chips that are already crashing, the company is now releasing microcode update 0x12B to motherboard manufacturers to help prevent one of the root causes of damage. In this case, it prevents the Intel CPU from asking for too much power when it’s just sitting…
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