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Israel orders new evacuations in Gaza's last refuge of Rafah as it expands military offensive
Israel orders new evacuations in Gaza's last refuge of Rafah as it expands military offensive
The nonprofit organization has announced that it's currently in its "third day of warding off an intermittent DDoS cyber-attack."
Although OpenAI’s services are available in more than 160 countries, China isn’t one of them.
Ferras Hamad, who used to be an engineer working with Meta's machine learning team, has sued the company for firing him over his handling of Palestine-related Instagram posts.
Hidden bargains include top-notch $14 earbuds (they're 50% off!) and there's plenty more where that came from.
As many as three in every four Americans overestimate how well they can spot misinformation online. Where do you fall?
Cloud data analysis company Snowflake is at the center of a recent spate of alleged data thefts, as its corporate customers scramble to understand if their stores of cloud data have been compromised. Last week, Australian authorities sounded the alarm saying they had become aware of "successful compromises of several companies utilising Snowflake environments," without naming the companies. Hackers had claimed on a known cybercrime forum that they had stolen hundreds of millions of customer records from Santander Bank and Ticketmaster, two of Snowflake's biggest customers.
Microsoft faces a fine for violating the EU's antitrust laws.
A new TikTok hack is taking over accounts from Paris Hilton to CNN. It’s spread via direct messages, so watch out.
Snowflake's security problems following a recent spate of customer data thefts are, for want of a better word, snowballing. Ticketmaster was the first company to link its recent data breach to the cloud data company Snowflake, and loan comparison site LendingTree has now confirmed its QuoteWizard subsidiary had data stolen from Snowflake. "We can confirm that we use Snowflake for our business operations, and that we were notified by them that our subsidiary, QuoteWizard, may have had data impacted by this incident," Megan Greuling, a spokesperson for LendingTree, told TechCrunch.
OpenAI has formed a new committee to oversee "critical" safety and security decisions related to the company's projects and operations. Altman and the rest of the Safety and Security Committee -- OpenAI board members Bret Taylor, Adam D’Angelo and Nicole Seligman as well as chief scientist Jakub Pachocki, Aleksander Madry (who leads OpenAI's "preparedness" team), Lilian Weng (head of safety systems), Matt Knight (head of security) and John Schulman (head of "alignment science") -- will be responsible for evaluating OpenAI's safety processes and safeguards over the next 90 days, according to a post on the company's corporate blog.
Tesla announced another recall for its Cybertruck, its fourth since its release in late last year, but within the recall notice is an interesting nugget on how many Cybertrucks are actually out in the wild.
Dalton Knecht, 23, was the oldest player selected in the draft when the Lakers picked him at No. 17.
Chipotle stock is up 47% year to date ahead of its first-ever stock split.
Rivian shares are surged after the EV maker announced a joint venture deal with Volkswagen, crucially bringing fresh capital into Rivian’s coffers.
Fresh off a breakout season, the Minnesota Timberwolves traded into the lottery Wednesday night.
Brian Callahan and his pass-happy offense will take over after things fizzled under Mike Vrabel and Co.
Pornhub will block access to its site in five more states in the coming weeks.
It was bound to happen once MLB instituted the pitch clock.
Trying to shed those last 10 pounds? Here's how to do it by walking every day.
Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman take a look at all the action from this past weekend in baseball including the Astros lurking in the shadows against their opponents, Paul Skenes’ continued brilliance on the mound and Steven Kwan possibly being another big bat for the Guardians.