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Five signs data drift is already undermining your security models
Apple Reportedly Testing Glasses AI in Several Frame Styles
Family Dollar Issues Recall Over Rodent Infestation – CNET
The recall includes some food products, cosmetics and medical products sold in six states.
5 top data and analytics trends to watch in 2022
Companies are reinventing themselves culturally and technologically. These data and analytics trends could take center stage in 2022. Read More
OpenSea Says at Least $1.7M in NFTs Stolen in Phishing Attack – CNET
The NFT marketplace says 17 users were impacted by the attack.
Apple’s Foldable iPhone Is Reportedly Delayed Until 2025 – CNET
Previous rumors suggested the device would debut in 2023 at the earliest.
Outlander Season 6: What to Remember Before You Watch – CNET
Pour yourself a dram. After two long years, the historical drama Outlander is finally back.
George R.R. Martin Says ‘Game of Thrones’ Prequel Has Wrapped Filming – CNET
The GoT author weighs in on rough cuts of House of the Dragon: “The writing, the directing, the acting all look terrific.”
Become Your Best Self With This $10 Productivity and Development Course Bundle – CNET
This 12-course bundle covers can help you develop confidence, find fulfillment in your work or help you overcome procrastination.
Running multiple APIs side-by-side with AI paves way to hyperautomation for business
Running existing APIs side-by-side can cut costs while reducing inefficiencies, but it requires a critical missing piece – AI.Read More
New Ford Ranger Raptor Debuts Monday Night: How to Watch the Livestream – Roadshow
This pumped-up midsize truck promises to be all kinds of awesome, and you can check out its live unveiling right here.
NASA’s Hubble Spots a Heavy Metal Jupiter Where It Rains Liquid Gems – CNET
WASP-121b becomes a muse for astronomers, who find uncut gems could precipitate from its dark side.