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Amazon Drops the Wall Adapter From the Fire TV Stick 4K, Too (opens the original)
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Looking to elevate an older TV with a media hub? Amazon just announced a new 4K Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Remote. The $59.99 Fire TV Stick 4K is a slim device that Amazon claims is 20-40% faster than similar devices. It features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, 8GB of storage, and up to 2160p output at 60fps. The Fire TV Stick 4K uses Amazon’s Vega OS and comes with Alexa+. Earlier this year, Amazon also updated its Fire TV Stick HD with a slim design, performance improvements, and direct power
Some iPhone 18 Pro Users Hit With Face ID Reboot Glitch (opens the original)
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New phone launches often include a few bugs, and Apple's iPhones are no exception. Some iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max buyers are reporting a glitch that causes unresponsiveness and system reboots. As spotted by 9to5Mac, failed Face ID attempts are causing some new smartphones to freeze and reboot. It doesn't happen when using Face ID to unlock a phone, but within protected apps, such as Passwords, Wallet, or a hidden app. Reddit users report that after a failed Face ID attempt, pressing "T
Security Researchers Hacked OpenAI Using Anthropic's Claude (opens the original)
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In July, independent security researchers used Anthropic’s Claude to hack OpenAI, the Wall Street Journal reported. The researchers, participating in OpenAI's bug-bounty program, were able to take over an OpenAI employee’s ChatGPT account, giving them unauthorized access to sensitive information and the ability to suggest changes within OpenAI’s software. The breach was conducted by Hacktron, a security startup specializing in software vulnerability detection. The team confirmed that they could
PSA: Don't Bring a Gun in Your Waymo (opens the original)
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Waymo employees pulled over one of its driverless cars to facilitate a "high-risk vehicle stop" for the San Francisco Police. Two juveniles were later arrested for illegal possession of a firearm. The incident occurred on Sept. 3 around 4 a.m. in San Francisco’s Outer Richmond neighborhood. Waymo tells the Los Angeles Times that it stopped the robotaxi due to a “violation of our terms of service involving a firearm." Officers detained the two passengers after seizing a “loaded, AR-styled assault
Researchers Mapped a Fruit Fly Brain. Software Engineers Got It to Play Doom (opens the original)
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Researchers recently used AI to create a brain map of a male fruit fly, and what better way to take advantage of that breakthrough than to use it to play Doom? The team from HHMI Janelia, Google Research, and other collaborators say their "years-long project," which includes more than 166,000 neurons, "promises to be a foundational resource for neuroscience for years to come." But as PC Gamer reports, it also inspired people like Coinbase software engineer Alex Wormuth to train the fly brain to
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