#Tech News

Bliro, a Munich-based startup, presents an AI app that transcribes conversations in real-time without creating audio recordings, ensuring privacy.

Exo enables distributed AI inference, running LLMs on multiple devices, making powerful AI more accessible regardless of device age.

AI's growing capabilities challenge data privacy, risking deanonymization. Solutions like encryption-based methods offer new safeguards.

Jeep's 'ad glitch' reveals broader implications of in-car advertising. Stellantis claims the issue is isolated, yet many drivers are affected.

Amazon introduces Alexa+, enhancing interactions and smart home management. Available in March with Prime members enjoying free access.

Rumors suggest Valve will soon introduce its next wireless VR headset, after a six-year gap, with a potential release as early as this year.

Lonestar aims to provide disaster recovery services from the Moon, with plans to launch a physical data center on February 26, 2026.

Amazon's new quantum computing approach uses two types of qubits to improve error correction, enhancing the potential for complex computations.

Hackers are leveraging AI to breach systems quickly, opting for data exploitation over ransom demands. This shifts the cybersecurity threat.