60 Percent Of The Internet Is Duplicate Content, Said Google
The internet is big, and the web keeps growing with it. The thing is, not everything the web has is genuine.
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Some File Managers For Android Infected With The 'Sharkbot' Malware, Researchers Found
History repeats itself, as researchers have again found malware-infected apps on Google Play Store.
This 'CICERO' AI From Meta Masters 'Diplomacy' At 'Human-Level Performance'
Artificial Intelligence has come a long way. And with the advancements of technology, AI is only going to get smarter.
Using Steganography, Hackers Hide Information-Stealing Malware Inside PNG Files
Stealing information has become a lot easier since more people use the internet. And hackers are becoming increasingly smarter as well.
Apple Said That iOS Usage Data Is Anonymous, But Researchers Said That It Is Not
Apple has always been a vocal and outspoken advocate for customer privacy, but its statements may just be a gimmick.
Researchers Developed An 'Invisibility Cloak' That Stops AI From Recognizing Its User
Becoming invisible is a superpower only found in comic books and science fictions. Humanity however, is getting closer.
How The 'Arc' Browser Wants To Save The Web From Cluttered Tabs And Confusion
The browser war continues, and Google Chrome remains victorious by a large margin.
Meta Pulled AI Model That Can Write Scientific Papers, Three Days After Its Launch
AI has become increasingly smarter, thanks to the abundance of data, increasingly powerful hardware, and sophisticated algorithms.
How A Browser Extension Is Able To Reveal Who 'Paid For Verification' On Twitter
Elon Musk, the billionaire and serial entrepreneur, is still the richest man on Earth.
This 'FakeCatcher' AI From Intel Can Spot Deepfakes Based On Blood Flow
With the help of AIs, computers can go beyond their original programming, to awe even their developers.