LinkedIn has said it will start using some member profiles, posts, resumes and public activity to train its AI models from November 3, 2025. From a report: Users are rightly frustrated with the change, with the biggest concern isn’t the business networking platform will do so, but that it’s set Read more…
The Supreme Court has temporarily allowed President Trump to fire Rebecca Slaughter, the last Democrat on the FTC. “The court’s action is technically temporary, since the justices said they will hear arguments in the case in December, but every indication is that the conservative court majority will use the case Read more…
The US will charge companies $100,000 for each new H-1B visa starting February 2026 under Project Firewall. According to a new analysis, the fee exceeds average H-1B salaries at firms like TCS where engineers earn $105,000 annually. Previous visa costs ranged from $2,000 to $33,000. Indians hold an estimated 70% Read more…
A student taking an online quiz sees a button appear in their Chrome browser: “homework help.” Soon, Google’s artificial intelligence has read the question on-screen and suggests “choice B” as the answer. The temptation to cheat was suddenly just two clicks away Sept. 2, when Google quietly added a “homework Read more…
When Meta finally unveiled its newest smart glasses, CEO Mark Zuckerberg “drew more snickers than applause,” Meta chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth later explained the funny reason their demo didn’t work, while answering questions on Instagram: “When the chef said, ‘Hey, Meta, start Live AI,’ it started every single Ray-Ban Read more…
A July combat training exercise involved a satellite dish-style antenna that “could fire enough electromagnetic energy to fry the satellite 22,000 miles away,” reports the Washington Post. But “Instead, the salvo would be more covert — millisecond pulses of energy that would subtly disrupt the satellite’s signals, which U.S. military Read more…
A software update rolling out to Samsung’s Family Hub refrigerators in the US is putting ads on the fridges for the first time. The “promotions and curated advertisements” are coming despite Samsung insisting in April that it had “no plans” to do so. Samsung is calling it a pilot program Read more…