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OpenAI has released a plugin for Apple Messages that lets users connect ChatGPT to the messaging service. The trouble is, it only needs one party in the conversation to opt in, and the AI has access to what everyone said. The plugin went live on August 20, giving the chatbot the ability to read and search…

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Comcast launched Xfinity Shield on August 18, which it describes as “a first-of-its-kind platform for intelligent home protection.” If you’re a Comcast customer with an Advanced Xfinity Gateway, you can now opt into a feature that can detect movement inside your home using regular Wi-Fi signals, without the need to install a camera or separate…

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US agencies warn that hackers are using AI to help target industrial water controllers. Proponents of the technology say AI can make almost everything more efficient. Unfortunately, “everything” apparently includes compromising critical infrastructure. There was a simpler time when artificial intelligence was mostly being asked to write wedding speeches, summarize meetings, and ...

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Onchain experts say over $228 billion worth of Bitcoin — almost 18% of the global BTC supply — has sat dormant for the past decade. The CryptoQuant analyst Darkfrost took to X earlier this week to opine that the crypto community must now consider these coins “lost” and currently irretrievable. Several experts, however, say there’s…

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On Tuesday, NASA released new images of the crash site of a SpaceX Falcon rocket that impacted the Moon earlier this month. The photos, taken by the agency’s Lunar Reconnaisance Orbiter (LRO), allowed more detailed measurements of the resulting crater, which proved to be about 60 feet in diameter, although less than 10 feet deep.…

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