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In a first, a ransomware family is confirmed to be quantum-safe
Mystery solved: Anthropic reveals changes to Claude’s harnesses and operating instructions likely caused degradation
Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for April 24, #578
Samsung Brings Ikea Smart Home Support to Its Platform, With One Important Caveat
Parents Can Now See What Their Kids Are Asking Meta AI About
A well-meaning feature leaves millions of Dell PCs vulnerable
Enlarge / Dell has released a patch for a set of vulnerabilities that left as many as 30 million devices exposed. (credit: Artur Widak | Getty Images) Researchers have known…
How AI is changing the nature of analytics
At its core, artificial intelligence is an analytics tool. AI is useful because it can parse large amounts of data and add context.Read More
Pentagon UFO report makes aliens boring, memes and jokes almost save it – CNET
Shout-out to that one deflating balloon.
Three arrested in Japan for posting short versions of full films to YouTube – CNET
The suspects are charged with using copyright material to create “fast movies,” thus violating copyright law.
Tesla taxi fleet put on hold by NYC licensing rules – Roadshow
Revel would have to buy out existing vehicle operation licenses to put its Model Ys on the road.
How reverse ETL can lighten your data load
Reverse ETL tools focus on customer data and are best used when combining data across websites, digital products, and cloud applications.Read More
Driver in custody after runway car chase at Los Angeles International Airport – Roadshow
The driver’s motives are unclear, though they had taped “SOS” on the hood of their Mazda3.
Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years for Floyd murder that prompted global protests – CNET
The former Minneapolis police officer was convicted in April.
Pentagon UFO report: ‘UAP threaten flight safety, lack a single explanation’ – CNET
The truth is finally here, kind of. They’re still not saying it’s aliens.
NFC flaws let researchers hack an ATM by waving a phone
Enlarge (credit: Chalongrat Chuvaree | Getty Images) For years, security researchers and cybercriminals have hacked ATMs by using all possible avenues to their innards, from opening a front panel and…