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Amazon humanoid delivery robots are coming

According to reports, these human-like robots would hitch a ride on the back of Amazon's Rivian electric vans. [...]

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Bumble will replace swiping right with... something

The company previously announced it was working on an AI assistant that can make matches. [...]

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I tested the LG C6 OLED for a week, and its color accuracy and contrast levels left me in awe

LG's flagship OLED TV got a refresh with the C6, and continues to prove why OLED is worth the high asking price. [...]

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Trump’s pick for a key Fed slot says he wouldn’t quit his White House job. That’s unprecedented

Stephen Miran says he’ll take only unpaid leave from the White House if confirmed to the FOMC — a plan a former official called “the opposite of independence” [...]

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Who's watching who? Experts reveal criminals using fake enterprise software to gain access to company systems

Someone put in a lot of effort to hide a RAT in plain sight, and even make money along the way. [...]

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The head of the World Economic Forum steps down over Jeffrey Epstein ties

Borge Brende resigns following review of his connections with the convicted sex offender, saying the WEF work needs to continue "without distractions" [...]

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SK Hynix will spend $51bn on a new NAND factory to catch the AI memory wave

SK Hynix will spend 80 trillion won, or roughly $51.46 billion, building a new NAND flash memory factory in Cheongju, South Korea, with production targeted to begin in the first half of 2029. Chief executive Kwak Noh-jung announced the plan at an event attended by President Lee Jae Myung, folding the new fab, called M17, […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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OpenAI launches Codex Security, an AI agent designed to detect vulnerabilities in software projects

OpenAI's new Codex Security agent automatically hunts for vulnerabilities in code and has already found gaps in OpenSSH and Chromium.<br /> The article OpenAI launches Codex Security, an AI agent designed to detect vulnerabilities in software projects appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, September 9 (game #1324)

Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions. [...]

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