Brian Fagioli 
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Ask.com just shut down after almost 30 years, and with it goes Jeeves, the butler who once made searching the web feel almost human.
OpenAI is tightening ChatGPT security with passkeys and hardware keys, ditching passwords entirely. It is powerful protection, but there is a catch that could lock you out.
Calibre 9.8 adds support for local AI providers, letting users run features without the cloud. The update also improves mobile browsing, stability, and everyday usability.
A new survey shows overwhelming concern among U.S. policy insiders that AI is advancing faster than governments can regulate it. With fears ranging from job disruption to misinformation and even existential risk, the people closest to the policymaking process are sounding the alarm that regulation is not keeping pace.
Casio is leaning heavily into Star Wars hype with new G-SHOCK watches inspired by The Mandalorian and Grogu. With rugged designs, collector-focused extras, and familiar features, these limited models target fans who want a bit of fandom on their wrist without sacrificing durability.
Linux Lite 8.0 RC1 is here with a new Ubuntu base, GTK4 apps, custom kernels, and a refreshed experience ahead of its June release.
A lifelong believer in capitalism starts questioning everything as AI begins replacing real jobs at scale.
AI agents are moving into real business roles, and Palo Alto Networks is acquiring Portkey to bring control before things spiral.
Linux Mint introduces HWE ISOs with a newer kernel to improve compatibility on modern hardware, while hinting at future alpha testing phases.
StarTech.com USB4 dock finally fixes Mac dual monitor headaches with driverless support across Mac, Windows, and Linux
Phishing is no longer just about shady emails. New data shows AI now powers 86 percent of attacks, with scammers moving into Teams, calendar invites, and more. As threats get smarter and more coordinated, companies may need to fight AI with AI just to keep up.