#Technology

The Russo brothers support AI's use in films and TV for its creative potential but caution against its misuse, highlighting ethical concerns. They employ an AI expert to enhance creativity while acknowledging AI's growing impact and dangers in the industry.

Researchers from Cybernews discovered hardcoded secrets in over 156,000 iOS apps, potentially exposing sensitive user data and financial information. Despite many low-sensitivity secrets, critical ones like Stripe keys pose significant risks, highlighting vulnerabilities in iOS app security.

NymVPN launches claiming to be the world's most secure VPN by offering a decentralized service that protects metadata and content using mixnet technology, aiming to combat AI-driven surveillance. Available across major platforms, it emphasizes privacy as a fundamental right.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to launch with a bonus offer of free Gemini Advanced access, enhancing its AI capabilities. This promotion adds to Samsung's strategy of bundling advanced AI features with its phones, similar to offers with Google Pixel 9 handsets.

ServiceNow's Yokohama release introduces AI agents for automating mundane tasks, enhancing meta-observability, and targeting CRM improvements. It streamlines employee onboarding, reducing complexity and increasing efficiency across organizations.

AI's promise to revolutionize gadgets falls flat as Siri, Alexa, and other virtual assistants fail to deliver the seamless, transformative experiences predicted. Despite heavy investment, AI hasn't significantly changed how people interact with their devices.

NASA's SPHEREx telescope, launched by a SpaceX Falcon 9, will map the celestial sky in 3D over two years, analyzing galaxies and stars through spectroscopy. It aims to uncover cosmic history post-Big Bang, while PUNCH satellites will study the sun's corona and solar wind.

Meta is testing its first in-house AI training chip, the MTIA, to reduce infrastructure costs and NVIDIA dependency. This chip focuses on AI tasks, aiming for deployment by 2026, starting with AI recommendations and eventually generative products.

France has rejected a proposed law requiring encryption backdoors for law enforcement access, preserving digital privacy. Despite calls from officials citing crime prevention, experts warn that backdoors weaken security. Similar debates continue in other countries.