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Microsoft Defender is supposed to stop attacks, but three newly disclosed flaws could turn it into part of the problem.

A security researcher known as Chaotic Eclipse, or Nightmare-Eclipse on GitHub, has published proof-of-concept exploits for three Microsoft Defender vulnerabilities. One has reportedly been patched, while two others remain unpatched and could...


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There was a time when chatbots were clunky customer service tools that gave scripted replies. That version of AI is gone.

Today’s AI chatbots are closer to digital collaborators, tools that can write, think, analyze, design, and even automate parts of your workflow. If we’ve learned anything over the last four years, it’s that choosing an AI chatbot isn’t like choos...


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Google is bringing its highly anticipated Memories feature to consumers in the UK.

The tech giant is moving away from generic, robotic interactions and repositioning Gemini as a highly tailored digital partner that evolves with your daily needs. Instead of starting from a blank slate every time you open the app,


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The invisible killer is losing its hiding spots.

Pancreatic cancer has long been one of medicine’s toughest battles, often hiding in the body until it is already advanced. But new research suggests AI could be changing that timeline, spotting warning signs years before doctors can.

A study led by researchers at the Mayo Clinic has shown that an


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The revamped version of Siri coming to iOS 27 is expected to be embedded in far more apps than before, with the Camera app expected to receive an overhaul centered on AI.

Apple’s Visual Intelligence will be moved to the Camera app, where it will be available as a toggle alongside photo and video modes. As it currently operates, users can point at an object or scene ...


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