If your home office is starting to feel drab as fall approaches, this is the perfect time to give it a quick makeover — and it doesn’t have to be expensive. One of the most interesting color palettes around right now uses shades of earthy matcha green paired with bright, polished brass, and IKEA has…
IDrive Autonomy Assisted Driving is a licensable software stack for automotive companies The software is an L2+ driver-assistance platform, considered to be the “sweet spot” of autonomous driving The L2+ automation system is capable of self-driving while a human remains responsible for the vehicle IDrive, the cloud storage provider which recently branched into autonomous driving…
A US national security officer has suggested bombing Chinese data centers to prevent them from developing or using AGI Cyberattacks are also an option that wouldn’t result in full-scale retaliation If China can’t be trusted with AGI, why should the US be trusted to use it responsibly? If you’re struggling to compete with your rivals…
Anthropic’s Mythos 5 AI escaped a misconfigured sandbox, attempting a real PyPI supply‑chain attack Logs show frustration at repeated CAPTCHA failures before finally uploading malware to PyPI Malware was downloaded by 15 entities; Anthropic notified victims after closing the experiment flaw There is a lot of mystery surrounding artificial intelligence. We don’t really know what it’s…
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. JBL Live 680NC: Two-minute review The JBL Live 680NC are a strong pair of headphones for the price. They have a lot to offer,…
OpenAI Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki suggests AI development is at a junction He advocates not just for slowing AI development, but keeping people in the loop, and the technology controllable Pachocki also states that international coordination from governments on future AI development is needed OpenAI is taking the post-Hugging Face fallout very seriously. Just days…
The second issue of TechRadar’s privacy newsletter, Leave No Trace, is now live. Last week, TechRadar’s VPN and Security team launched Leave No Trace with a clear goal: to warn about the companies and governments that put our online freedoms at risk, and to shed light on the people fighting back. To do so, Issue…
What a busy week it’s been in the world of tech! While we all thought Apple would dominate the news cycle with its new lineup of smartwatches, earbuds, and phones (including its first-ever foldable), it was Nintendo and Rockstar who proved to be even more popular with preorders for its upcoming hardware. I won’t say…
Zimperium uncovers Mantax Otax, Android malware merging infostealer, RAT, backdoor, and ransomware Distributed via APKs on third‑party stores, social media, and phishing; older Android versions most at risk Steals extensive data, enables remote monitoring, then encrypts files with AES and demands ransom When threat actors target people’s devices, they usually infect it with one of…
No, it’s not Prime Day, and we’re still a couple of months away from Black Friday. But out of nowhere, Amazon has dropped the 64GB model of the latest Kindle Scribe to a record-low price. You can head over to the retailer right now to pick up the Kindle Scribe at Amazon for £279.99 (was…