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The visibility gap that's smuggling risk into AI code
Data shows a widening gap between how much enterprises trust agentic code and actual visibility.
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Google just gave every Windows 10 and 11 PC a Gemini key — I tried it, and it’s the easiest way to use its AI yet
Google’s new Windows app turns [Alt] + [Space] into a dedicated Gemini shortcut, making its AI faster and easier to access than through a browser.
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How to watch Spanish Grand Prix 2026: Live stream F1 race from anywhere
All the ways to watch Spanish Grand Prix 2026 live streams online and from anywhere, and potentially for free, as Kimi Antonelli goes for another victory.
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How to watch 2026 Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec & Montréal for FREE: stream cycling online From anywhere
All the ways to watch 2026 Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec and Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal live streams online and from anywhere, as the world's best prepare for the World Championships.
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How to watch Amazon Prime Video from anywhere
Here's how to watch Prime Video when you're abroad, and learn how to access your favorite movies, TV shows, and even live sports from anywhere with a VPN.
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How to watch Fremantle vs Geelong for FREE: Live streams & TV channels for AFL 2026 Semi-Final
All the ways to watch Fremantle vs Geelong for free from anywhere, as the Dockers host the Cats at the Optus Stadium in the AFL 2026 Semi-Final eliminator.
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How to watch NRL Qualifying and Elimination Finals 2026: FREE streams, TV channels for Rabbitohs vs Knights
All the ways to watch NRL Qualifying and Elimination Finals 2026 live streams – including for FREE – as the Finals Series 2026 gets underway.
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Younger workers apparently want their bosses to start behaving more like AI
The specificity of AI prompting is proving popular with 18-28 year old workers, who prefer their bosses to deliver instructions with clear steps and parameters, according to new research.
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AirPods 5 just pulled off the impossible for Apple — more features, lower price
For a company that's been quite fond of price increases in recent times, a price drop on one of its most-popular products is welcomed with open arms.
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Forget the new iPhones and Google Pixels — this 23% discount on Samsung's flagship Galaxy S26 Ultra offers better value for money
Even with all the new flagship phone releases from the past few months, Samsung's flagship is still our pick for the best Android phone of 2026, and now it can be yours for AU$514 off.
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Rebellion says Alien Deathstorm is a 'dynamically generated' survival horror game with sandbox elements and 'not another corridor shooter' — 'It's a rare beast'
Rebellion Developments has said Alien Deathstorm isn't "another corridor shooter" but a "dynamically generated" sandbox horror game.
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The Krapof Auto Clean Self Empty Slim Power Vac is remarkably lightweight — but, despite industry-leading suction — it fails to impress
Kleva Range's Krapof Auto Clean Self Empty Slim Power Vac has plenty of glowing user reviews, but my own testing suggests those need to be taken with a very large grain of salt.
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Don’t ask ChatGPT 'What should I do?' — this simple prompt helps you make better decisions yourself
Making ChatGPT a decision coach can help you think through difficult choices without handing over the final call.
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Solheim Cup 2026 live stream: how to watch Europe vs USA anywhere, schedule, preview
All the ways to watch Solheim Cup 2026 live streams online as Team USA seek to defend their title against Team Europe at Bernardus Golf Club in the Netherlands.
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Boeing is turning the MQ-25 Stingray drone into an electronic warfare heavyweight
Boeing set to spend $12.7 million to make modifications to its fuel supply-centric MQ-25A Stingray UAV to make it a viable player against EW-capable opponents
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Palantir and Anduril awarded a $192 million US Army contract to build TITAN data-gathering system
The US Army awards Palantir and Anduril $192 million to produce eight TITAN systems across two configurations within 18 months.
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The US Navy is powering drone ships with Rolls-Royce engines which can drive for up to 30 days without human intervention
The US Navy approves Rolls Royce Series 4000 and 2000 engines for unmanned vessels capable of missions lasting up to 30 days.
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Ukraine starts building a jet-powered drone with a range of over 1,000 kilometers
Ukraine has begun producing BARS strike drones in Europe, with German funding supporting systems offering longer range and heavier warheads.
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Quote of the day by Telsa and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk: 'A manufacturing line is fundamentally thousands of times harder than the prototype' — an insight into the difficulties in scaling up from a concept to the finished product
Turning an idea into a mass-produced reality is much easier said than done
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'I love this place; it's in my blood. Goosebumps'; John Ternus on how he felt when he learned he was becoming Apple CEO, and why AI may be the key to future Apple innovation
Apple chief John Ternus tells us how it feels to be CEO, what innovation looks like, and how excited he is about what comes next.
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AMD Threadripper Halo Station is probably the world's most expensive desktop PC thanks to its 2.7TB memory and four AI GPUs — a GB300 rival likely to cost $150,000 with just 1 CPU
AMD’s Threadripper Halo Station combines massive memory, four AI accelerators and 96 CPU cores for demanding local AI workloads.
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I've hunted out the best iPhone 18 Pro cases to keep your new handset safe from scratches
Sturdy and cool cases from trustworthy brands.
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Samsung's most expensive portable SSD ever goes on preorder for $2,880 — 8TB P9 USB 4 external SSD reaches 4,000 MB/s and has a shockingly high price tag
Samsung's 8TB P9 portable SSD offers USB4 connectivity, 4,000 MB/s reads, rugged protection, broad compatibility and an unusually high price.
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OpenAI says it has built an 'automated research intern' to carry out menial tasks — and it's only just getting started
Development of a dedicated AI agent specifically designed for automated research tasks has been confirmed by OpenAI.
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Best Buy's Labor Day appliance sale is still live — shop the lowest prices of the year from Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, and GE
Best Buy's Labor Day sale is still live, with deep discounts and a price-match guarantee on brands like Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, and GE.
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Philips 34B2U5900C review: I just found the ultimate 5K2K productivity monitor
Philips' new 34-inch ultrawide monitor offers a fantastic combination of super-sharp image quality, outstanding connectivity and even high-refresh performance.
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FBI launches investigation after 153 million drivers licenses apparently leaked on Russian cybercrime forum
Lousiana-based identity verification service IDScan identified as the target of a hack that leaked 153 million US drivers licenses.
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Fake GTA 6 malware is on the rise as release date nears — here are some of the worst scams to look out for
Be careful with websites and Telegram channels offering GTA 6 content, experts warn.
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Even Microsoft's own software teams are struggling with the avalanche of AI-generated code
Microsoft has had to change how it reviews extensions... again... because of how frequently developers are submitting.
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iPhone Duo vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8: 7 key differences, from displays to durability
We compare the iPhone Duo to its closest competitor, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8.
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Jell-O and Beer May Hold the Keys to Brewing Houses on Mars
The yeast used won’t brew beer, but it can help brew a building.
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Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max vs. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: The Highest-End Phones Compared
The iPhone 18 Pro Max has a big camera upgrade – and a bigger price. How does it compare to Samsung’s flagship phone?
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Apple Hikes iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max Prices by $100
Apple is raising prices for the two smartphones by $100 each.
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Over 153 Million Driver’s Licenses Were Stolen by Hackers. Here’s What to Know
The hackers allegedly spent a year hoarding documents before IDScan closed the door.
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Google Gemini’s New Windows Desktop App Is Here
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Where’s the iPhone 18? Here’s Why Apple Didn’t Reveal a New Standard iPhone
We saw the iPhone 18 Pro and foldable iPhone Duo launch, but the baseline model may be coming next year — presumably for a few big reasons.
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I Tested 2 Popular Vitamix Blenders and Prefer the One That’s $120 Less
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I Tried the iPhone 18 Pro’s New Deluxe Camera and Shot Photos With Starbursts
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CW@60: Nobody notices when it works
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Nationwide consolidates 19 data stores to one in the cloud
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AWS AI Symposium: Public sector must move to full AI transformation
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Anthropic calls for ‘verifiable effort’ to control frontier AI
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CW@60: Saying yes - the choices that carried me from a Commodore PET to AI
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Healthcare regs should include continuous AI monitoring
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Why AI agents cannot be trusted to secure agentic AI yet
The idea of using AI agents to secure AI agents seems compelling, but in doing so, we risk unnecessarily expanding our attack surface.
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‘Wilfully blind’ Post Office thought just a few hundred affected by Horizon errors
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