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US Court Rules Government Department’s AI Use in Grant Decisions Unconstitutional
A US court found the Department of Government Efficiency’s use of AI to assess diversity criteria in grant allocations unconstitutional.
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OpenAI Increases API Pricing for GPT-5.5, Marking a Significant Cost Rise Over Previous Model
OpenAI raises API access fees for GPT-5.5, with some rates reaching nearly double those of the prior model, reflecting rising costs in AI technology.
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Nvidia Invests Over $40 Billion in Acquisitions Amid AI Boom
Nvidia has spent upwards of $40 billion acquiring assets this year, fueling its growth during the surge in AI technologies.
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Intel’s Processor Roadmap Reveals Nova Lake, Razor Lake, Titan Lake, and Moon Lake Through 2028
Intel plans to launch Nova Lake, Razor Lake, Titan Lake, and Moon Lake processors through 2028, revealing its multi-year CPU strategy.
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Unauthorized Access to Anthropic’s Claude AI Model Sold at Deep Discount in China
A gray market in China resells discounted access to Anthropic’s Claude AI, exploiting stolen accounts and collecting user data for AI model distillation.
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AI Authorship in Scientific Papers Becomes Increasingly Difficult to Detect
The use of AI in scientific writing is rising, making it harder to distinguish machine-generated content from that authored by humans.
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CallPhantom Scam Apps Amass Over 7 Million Downloads on Google Play Store
A group of 28 deceptive apps linked to the CallPhantom scam have reached 7.3 million downloads on Google Play, highlighting ongoing security risks.
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Microsoft Enhances Windows 11 Touchpad and On-Screen Keyboard Performance Alongside File Explorer Stability
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 Insider builds improve touchpad and on-screen keyboard responsiveness, plus boost File Explorer stability.
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Intel Continues to Grapple with Core Challenges Despite Stock Gains Under CEO Lip-Bu Tan
Intel’s stock surge under CEO Lip-Bu Tan masks ongoing internal challenges, with sources indicating persistent core issues remain unresolved.
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Security Updates for Certain Banned Chinese Drones and Routers to Continue Until 2029
Despite import restrictions on select Chinese drones and routers, the devices will receive security patches in the US through 2029.
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Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era Revives Classic Strategy Gameplay in Early Access
The early access release of Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era reignites the classic strategy experience for longtime fans and nostalgic players alike.
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James Webb Telescope Captures Infrared Image of Spiral Galaxy Messier 77 with Bright Core
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope reveals detailed infrared view of Messier 77 spiral galaxy with a luminous core in the constellation Cetus.
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