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New York Times Dana Goldstein and Natasha Singer · Updated

Google Will Turn Off Search for Schools That Reject A.I.

Google is making it easier to restrict its A.I. tools for students. But schools that block A.I. entirely will lose student access to Google’s search engine.

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Bloomberg Ben Weiss and Ryan Weeks · Updated

Binance Hackers Used Fake Job Interviews in Record Heist

Binance Holdings Ltd. said Tuesday that the hackers behind a $6.3 billion heist used social engineering techniques including fake job interviews, as well as malicious software, in the most detailed report yet on how the incident unfolded.

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New CEO John Ternus delivers an Apple earnings beat — but China and iPad sales miss

Apple's revenue for its fiscal Q4 was $114.5 billion, surpassing Wall Street's estimates of $113.46 billion. EPS came in at $2.10, topping estimates.

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Nvidia orders data centre clients to reduce China exposure 5 sources covering Nvidia orders data centre clients to reduce China exposure

World’s biggest chipmaker tells cloud computing providers a majority of their clients must be non-Chinese

Financial Times ·
Apple is restricting dating apps and romanceable chatbots to over 18s 4 sources covering Apple is restricting dating apps and romanceable chatbots to over 18s

Apple will soon start asking developers to provide more details about their apps to enforce new App Store age rating requirements for dating and location-sharing features.

The Verge ·
Adobe’s Premiere mobile app is adding licensed music from ‘leading artists’ 3 sources covering Adobe’s Premiere mobile app is adding licensed music from ‘leading artists’

Adobe is teaming up with Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group to add a library of licensed music clips to the Premiere mobile video editing app.

The Verge ·
RedMagic 12 Pro Pairs Qualcomm’s New Chip With the Phone Series’ Biggest Battery Yet 5 sources covering RedMagic 12 Pro Pairs Qualcomm’s New Chip With the Phone Series’ Biggest Battery Yet

The gaming phone’s 8,400-mAh battery is easily one of the largest we’ve seen in a phone that you can buy in the US.

CNET ·
CrowdStrike moves to acquire Fiddler and Dreadnode, adding AI observability and testing to its security platform 4 sources covering CrowdStrike moves to acquire Fiddler and Dreadnode, adding AI observability and testing to its security platform

CrowdStrike is extending its platform to watch, test and explain autonomous AI agents, as enterprises face behavior-based risks that conventional security tools cannot catch.

CyberScoop ·
Reddit blasts Australia's 'inept' social media ban as court challenge begins 4 sources covering Reddit blasts Australia's 'inept' social media ban as court challenge begins

Australia's world-first teen social media ban was "ill thought out" and amounted to a "profound restriction on political debate", a lawyer for messaging platform Reddit told the country's top court in the first legal challenge to the law.

The Economic Times ·
Supermarket freezers across Europe struck in second crippling cyberattack 26 sources covering Supermarket freezers across Europe struck in second crippling cyberattack

Refrigerator and freezer temperatures rose overnight at stores in Sweden, Belgium and Luxembourg, causing food losses.

Tom's Hardware ·
Shield AI CEO Says Planning At Least $1 Billion Raise, More M&A

Defense startup Shield AI plans to raise more than $1 billion to fund the production of its latest autonomous fighter jet, Chief Executive Officer Gary Steele said.

Bloomberg ·
Peak Design expands its collection of wireless charging accessories 2 sources covering Peak Design expands its collection of wireless charging accessories

Peak Design, best known for its backpacks and travel bags packed full of useful features, announced it's expanding its collection of chargers and charging accessories with new devices that focus on pairing premium materials with innovative functionality.

The Verge ·
Bambu’s nine-nozzle H3C foretells the future of 3D printing 2 sources covering Bambu’s nine-nozzle H3C foretells the future of 3D printing

Three years ago, I told you how home 3D printers had evolved for speed, producing parts in minutes that used to take hours or days.

The Verge ·
Anthropic's colossal pay packages cost the company more than $100,000 a month per employee 4 sources covering Anthropic's colossal pay packages cost the company more than $100,000 a month per employee

Anthropic's expenses on personnel topped $322,000 per worker last quarter, an amendment to its S-1 filing shows.

Business Insider ·