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Meta, other tech firms ban AI tool OpenClaw over security risks
Companies are banning OpenClaw, an AI tool that controls computers, over security fears. While some explore its potential, many restrict use to protect sensitive data.
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Companies are banning OpenClaw, an AI tool that controls computers, over security fears. While some explore its potential, many restrict use to protect sensitive data.
The AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) are premium earbuds for Apple users, featuring top noise cancellation, Transparency mode, and smart features like Adaptive Audio. At $249, they offer seamless integration but are less ideal for Android users or budget buyers.
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Google releases Gemini 3.1 Pro AI, boasting improved reasoning and problem-solving, with better benchmark scores but still trailing some rivals in user-voted rankings.
F1's 2026 season features major changes: new cars, engines, and hybrid systems. Preseason testing hints at new energy management tactics and varied car designs, but reliability and fuel issues may challenge teams early on.
Newly hatched chicks, like humans, associate "bouba" with round shapes and "kiki" with spiky ones, showing this "bouba/kiki effect" is not unique to language-using animals.
Diablo II's new Warlock class offers fresh gameplay, blending melee, ranged, and summoning skills, making a fun return to the classic.
The WOWCube modernizes the Rubik's Cube with screens, sensors, and games for $399, but its tech reliance adds complexity, a high price, and a simpler 2x2 puzzle, detracting from the original's elegant simplicity.
NASA declared Boeing's 2024 Starliner crewed flight a serious "Type A" mishap, citing major technical failures and flawed decision-making that risked astronaut safety. The crew returned on a SpaceX Dragon.
A Georgia student sued OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT convinced him he was an oracle, pushing him into psychosis. This is the 11th known lawsuit alleging mental health harm from the chatbot.