Based on early reactions, Apple’s first foldable phone, released in limited supply today, seems like your initial attempt at a new recipe: exciting, fit for consumption, but not totally satisfying.

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Chains of Trust


Enterprise computing has long depended on chains of trust. Organizations trust their cloud providers, software vendors, identity systems and administrators to operate as designed. That model has worked because humans have remained the ultimate decision-makers.

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OpenAI hacked into someone’s crypto wallet


An internal research model from OpenAI hacked into someone’s crypto wallet and withdrew the funds it needed to finish a coding task, the company said on Thursday.

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Students starting to feel the effects


As generative AI continues to intrude on almost every aspect of our daily lives, students are increasingly starting to feel the effects of over-relying on the tech.

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Debating iced coffee at job interviews


A job recruiter on TikTok set off an internet firestorm this week with a one-minute video. Her warning to Gen Z: Stop bringing iced coffee to interviews, as it’s perceived as disrespectful to potential employers.

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Strategic Management of Airspace


Yesterday, the FAA rolled out Strategic Management of Airspace, Routes, and Trajectories (SMART), an $875 million AI system that’s intended to help air traffic control avoid inciting the rage of a thousand travellers with flight disruptions.

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Apple plans to roll out usage limits


Starting with the 2027 software update, Apple Intelligence is set for a serious upgrade with broader access to its server-powered features. But there’s a catch. Apple plans to roll out usage limits across many of these tools to keep things fast and reliable for everyone.

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Trump admin suspends Microsoft from green card program


Trump admin suspends Microsoft from green card program. Vice President JD Vance said yesterday that the administration is suspending the tech giant from a program that allows its employees with H-1B visas to apply for green cards.

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