The Wall Street Journal reports that Netflix is exploring the introduction of always-on channels, akin to Pluto TV and Tubi, to address declining engagement. Bundle sales are also under review. The ad-supported plan costs $8.99 per month.
A study by AI detection platform Pangram reveals that 25% of long-form social media posts are fully AI-generated. On LinkedIn, the figure reaches 41%, and on X, nearly half involve AI.
The entry models of Retroid Pocket 5 and Flip 2 will receive a free RAM upgrade to 12GB, but prices will rise by $10 starting July 14. Likely due to rising semiconductor memory costs.
Patreon has teamed up with Cloudflare to block crawlers at the network level, protecting creators' work from being used for AI training. CEO Jack Conte announced the move.
OpenAI has announced the discontinuation of its AI browser "Atlas", transferring its agent features to the ChatGPT desktop app and Chrome extension, marking a strategic pivot away from the browser wars and towards platform integration.
Microsoft has unveiled the Surface Laptop 8th Edition and Surface Pro 12th Edition, but with Snapdragon X2 chips, prices have soared. The 7th Edition is still the best option.
Partition pruning in PostgreSQL is typically effective only with partition key columns. However, by leveraging certain data patterns, it's possible to achieve pruning even on non-partition key columns. This article explains techniques such as utilizing the Constraint Exclusion parameter and handling outliers.
A first-hand account of replacing a sluggish Google Nest Hub with an affordable Android tablet, highlighting the limits of dedicated smart displays and the advantages of versatile devices.
At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, BYD debuted the Denza Z Coupe and Z Racing for the European market. These high-performance EVs boast a maximum output of 1,604 horsepower and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 1.96 seconds, with prices starting at over £130,000. This marks a significant step in BYD's entry into the European luxury car market.
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have unveiled the "HalluSquatting" attack, a method exploiting AI hallucinations to execute malicious code, exposing vulnerabilities in all LLMs.
According to StatConsumer's June 2026 data, Windows desktop OS share fell to 56.55%, dropping below 60% for the first time. Linux recorded 4.39%, its highest in recent years. Apple's combined OS share remains above 16%.
JavaScript runtime Bun completes full rewrite from Zig to Rust using Anthropic's Claude Fable 5, announces improved stability and 22 million monthly downloads.
SpaceXAI (formerly xAI) unveils Grok 4.5, transforming its controversial past into a serious enterprise AI specializing in legal advisories and Excel model building. Thousands of Nvidia GB300 GPUs were deployed for training, prioritizing quality data curation and reinforcement learning.
Meta is working on a prototype of "super sensing" smart glasses capable of continuous audio recording and periodic photo capturing. The system, which processes only metadata without storing raw data, has sparked debates over privacy concerns.
An image of Senator Mitch McConnell bedridden was revealed to be AI-generated. Google's SynthID technology helped detect the forgery, raising questions about the effectiveness of deepfake countermeasures.
While Messi and Ronaldo pivot to equity investments in AI and health tech startups, Salah maintains traditional wealth-building strategies. The 2026 World Cup has marked a diversification in athletes' second-career strategies.
Professor Roberto Serrano of Brown University's Economics Department exposes the reality of AI-enabled cheating. Following the introduction of remote exams, the average score skyrocketed to 96, with nearly half of the students achieving perfect marks. Serrano warns, "Entrusting judgment to AI is choosing the path of becoming fools."
X (formerly Twitter) plans to notify users who interact with posts tagged by Community Notes via direct messages, aiming to strengthen misinformation countermeasures. However, studies point to challenges in its effectiveness.
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