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EFF Releases Privacy Guide for Parents and Youth Amid Age-Verification Push
EFF releases a privacy guide for parents and youth, using threat modeling and warning of age-verification leaks and limits.
Gemini in Google Keep Automates Lists, Streamlines Daily Tasks
Gemini integration in Google Keep automates list creation, speeding the shift from planning to execution
Humanoid Robot Rents Fall 70% as Makers Accelerate Channel Push
Humanoid robot rents fell 70% in a year. We sort out why channels are expanding amid oversupply and the profitability crunch.
Tesla Targets Q2 2027 for Private Cars to Join Robotaxi Network
Tesla sets Q2 2027 for privately owned cars to join its robotaxi network, detailing remarks, past delays, and regulatory hurdles.
vLLM Surges as Open-Source Engine for High-Speed LLM Serving
UC Berkeley-born vLLM surges as an LLM inference platform, achieving high throughput with PagedAttention and continuous batching.
Anytype Consolidates Notion, Obsidian and Todoist Into Single Workflow
Hands-on account of consolidating Notion, Obsidian and Todoist into Anytype, covering roles, benefits and limits.
Anthropic Pitches AI Safety Bill Requiring Court Approval to Block Models
Anthropic proposes federal bill draft allowing blocks over foreseeable risk of 50 deaths or $1B in damage, requiring court approval.
Haima, ChuNeng Form R&D Joint Venture as Fringe Automakers Seek Survival
Haima and ChuNeng launch an R&D joint venture, spotlighting fringe automakers' survival bid through contract manufacturing.
US Judge Dismisses Abuse Lawsuit Against Sam Altman With Prejudice
US court dismisses abuse lawsuit against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, barring refiling over procedural failures.
StablyAI Launches Orca for Running Multiple AI Agents in Parallel
StablyAI launches Orca, an AI-agent command hub running multiple CLI agents in parallel in isolated worktrees.
VPN Explained: How It Works, Free Version Risks and How to Choose
A comprehensive guide to how VPNs work, their types, free-version risks, and how to choose a paid plan, including speed and security criteria.
Incognito Mode Can't Stop Browser Fingerprinting, Report Shows
How fingerprint tracking evades private browsing, its limits, and practical defenses.
Hugging Face Policy Chief Says Embedded Evaluations Are No Panacea
Hugging Face policy chief flags poor benchmark reproducibility and limits of embedded evaluators.
EFF Urges Warrant Requirement for Police ALPR Data Searches
EFF calls for a warrant requirement for stored ALPR data searches, citing abuse cases, the San Jose lawsuit, and a federal court ruling.
China's Pet Economy Stalls as Listed Firms See Profits Plunge
In H1 2026, China's listed pet firms saw profits plunge amid falling export prices, domestic price wars and stalled ownership.
Ugreen NAS HDMI Port Enables Direct Playback and Maintenance Access
The Ugreen NAS HDMI port enables direct media playback and BIOS access. Here are the steps and limitations.
Nscale UK Data Center Slips to 2030s on Grid Delays as Microsoft Pulls Out
Nscale's Essex data center slips to the 2030s on grid delays. Microsoft, its only customer, pulls out, raising AI infrastructure and payback concerns.
Google to Force-Migrate Gemini Gems to Skills on November 17
Google will auto-convert Gems in personal accounts to Skills from Nov. 17. Spark becomes Task, reshuffling features with overlapping names.
AI Rewrites the Logic of Cities as Tsinghua Management Review Calls for a Governance Shift
Huxiu posts a Tsinghua Management Review essay: AI turns cities from physical sites into learning systems, moving debate from adoption to control.
Modem vs. Router vs. Gateway: How Buying Your Own Gear Changes the Home Network
We break down modems, routers, and gateways based on Engadget, covering rental fees, when to buy your own gear, and the ONT’s role in fiber.
