AI has become central to geopolitics, security, and economy, with governments and companies racing to control its influence amid growing concerns.
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LinkedIn user hides AI prompt injection in bio to force recruitment spam to be sent in Olde English prose — bots also also manipulated to address user as ‘My Lord’
A LinkedIn user inserted a prompt injection into their profile, causing AI-driven recruitment messages to address them in Old English, highlighting AI manipulation risks.
An AI hate wave is here
A significant increase in anti-AI sentiment has emerged online, sparking debate about the societal impact of artificial intelligence.
Digital Microscopes Explained for Hobbyists and Professionals
Digital microscopes offer high-resolution imaging and user-friendly features that make it easy…
Largest plant for converting coal to key chemical to be built in Xinjiang
Hengyi Petrochemical plans the largest coal-to-chemical plant in Xinjiang, aiming for supply stability amid Middle East oil tensions. Construction confirmed, details ongoing.
High energy prices could derail Europe’s AI race with U.S. and China
Rising energy costs in Europe could hinder its ability to compete with the U.S. and China in AI data center development, experts warn.
Advanced Micro Devices: AI Dream Faces Market Jitters
Market jitters surround AMD’s AI ambitions as investor confidence wavers amid recent volatility and uncertain outlook for its AI initiatives.
AI tool for radiotherapy can support the global effort to eliminate cervical cancer
A large international trial shows AI can plan cervical radiotherapy with high accuracy, potentially expanding access and aiding global elimination efforts.
VoIP brings back old-fashioned pay phones to rural Vermont (2025)
Engineer Patrick Schlott installs old-fashioned pay phones using VoIP technology across Vermont, restoring a piece of telecom history for public use amid modern needs.
AI Wearables Are Coming but They’ll Need to Pass the Coffee Shop Test to Survive
New AI wearables are on the horizon but must pass the ‘coffee shop test’ to gain mainstream acceptance, according to industry experts.
