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Experts warn millions of email servers could be vulnerable to attack

Research reveals millions of servers without TLS encryption are at risk. [...]

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Thomson Reuters Wins First Major AI Copyright Case in the US

The Thomson Reuters decision has big implications for the battle between generative AI companies and rightsholders. [...]

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Logitech G unveils PowerPlay 2 wireless charging pad for gaming mice

Logitech G has unveiled PowerPlay 2, a wireless charging mouse pad targeted at recharging gaming mice as you play. [...]

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The evolution of language from ancient origins to the third wave of Agentic AI

Discover how agentic AI is transforming communication, collaboration, and the future of work. [...]

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Today's NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Saturday, Feb. 15

Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Feb. 15. [...]

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Malicious URLs and phishing scams remain a constant threat for businesses - here's what can be done

Hackers are moving away from delivering malware via email and are focusing on URLs and ClickFix scams, report warns. [...]

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Ozempic is coming to Thanksgiving

The holidays will feel a little different this year as millions of Americans embrace new weight loss drugs. Here's how hosts and guests should navigate it [...]

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DOGE planning “hackathon” to build a “mega API” for accessing all IRS and taxpayer data

DOGE reportedly wants to streamline access to sensitive IRS data with a new “mega API”. [...]

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Warmer-sounding LLMs are more likely to repeat false information and conspiracy theories

A research team at the University of Oxford set out to make language models sound warmer and more empathetic, but ran into some unexpected side effects.<br /> The article Warmer-sounding LLMs are more likely to repeat false information and conspiracy theories appeared first on THE DECODER. [...]

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