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Discord is testing Game Mode to reduce PC load while gaming

Fractal (ex-Netpeak Group) changes model: the group abandons startup studio in favor of buying up ready-made businesses

BlaBlaCar adds live driver tracking. Passengers will be able to see where the car is and when it will arrive

The Russian army again struck the Parkovy Exhibition and Convention Center, where a large data center is located

YASNO has added an "Autopilot" feature for home batteries to the app. The user will be able to determine how much charge to leave in case of a power outage.

Estonia officially accused Russian special services of setting fire to the defense company Milrem Robotics, which supplies drones to Ukraine

The Ukrposhta application now has a parcel payment function

Google researchers added an AI agent to the work chats of more than 20 teams as a “colleague.” It made remarks for sarcasm and tried to reconcile colleagues who were not arguing.

Soldiers of the 93rd Brigade successfully tested an amphibious IRC on a 40 km route

"The Ukrainian gaming community is ruthless in its demands." CD Projekt RED asked Ukrainians to be more lenient with the localization of The Witcher 3

Anthropic warns investors about “existential risks to humanity” from AI

Meta's AI agent Muse negotiated the sale itself and gave the buyer the user's home address. How did that happen?

“We have no opportunity to fail, because it would bury our reputation.” Kitsoft CEO spoke in detail about the development of DSOM

A Review of the Role of Programming Languages in Cybersecurity Attacks and Prevention

With each year, technology grows more mainstream and as such, cybersecurity grows in demand. This paper aims to explore the relationship between programming languages and cybersecurity. As we become more reliant on technology, it is important to understand how some programming languages could contribute to or prevent cybercrime. Because different languages and attacks are sparse, it is important to compile them together in order to have a full understanding of the current landscape surrounding the intersection of cybersecurity and programming languages. For this reason, this paper covers the relationship between mainstream languages and common attack types: DDoS, Buffer overflow, Man-in-the-middle, social engineering, and SQL injection.

The Third Army Corps converted BTR-60s into remote kamikaze robots to blow up Russian fortifications

Less "lazy", but started acting without permission. Why did OpenAI cancel the release of GPT-6.1 Astra?

A cat on a windowsill helped Ukrainian cyber experts expose a hacker from the DarkNet

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There are already over 5 million robots working in factories around the world. Only thousands of them are humanoids.

“We have about 15 countries on our radar.” Kitsoft CEO talks about the govtech company’s entry into international markets

“Some of the expensive equipment was actually destroyed.” Youtv CEO showed the consequences of Russian attacks on Ukrainian data centers

AI apocalypse or corporate bluff? Does artificial intelligence really threaten humanity?

Recently, the artificial intelligence industry has been in a fever of loud statements and incidents. Former OpenAI and Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon publicly left the industry, stating that developers are competing to create systems capable of self-improvement and are “playing with our lives.” World leaders and heads of tech corporations are joining the apocalyptic predictions. But are these fears justified, or is it just a panic and a Cold War-style geopolitical game beneficial to monopolists? AI experts Bohdan Didenko and Mykhailo Patsan assessed the real scale of the problem.