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LinkedIn now uses AI to write profiles and job ads

By Craig Hale published

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AI will now write profile summaries and job ads for you in LinkedIn, as the company announces 100 free AI courses.

Meta

Meta's "single largest investment" is now AI, not the metaverse

By Craig Hale published

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The company announced more redundancies and a shift in attention to AI, so the metaverse could suffer delays as a result.

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Med tech vendor Zoll has one million sensitive records stolen

By Sead Fadilpašić published

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Hackers stole Social Security Numbers, as well as other personally identifiable data.

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Virgin Media O2 creates unique connected playground

By Sead Fadilpašić published

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The connected playground experience utilizes O2's gigabit broadband.

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Ofcom spearheading improved 5G

By Sead Fadilpašić published

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The millimeter wave spectrum now available across 26GHz and 40GHz bands, Ofcom announced.

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Ransomware gang LockBit claims to have stolen confidential SpaceX data

By Sead Fadilpašić published

TechRadar Pro

The data seems to have been stolen in a supply chain attack, but SpaceX is quiet for now.

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Windows 11 could be stealth-nerfing graphics cards – even the RTX 4090

By Darren Allan published

A security feature causing frame rate drops of up to 10%? There’s a lot to discuss here.

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ChatGPT explained: everything you need to know about the AI chatbot

By Mark Wilson last updated

What is ChatGPT and how does the viral AI chatbot work? We're crunched down all of the basics in this handy explainer.

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A cyberspy outfit is attacking high-level targets in the EU

By Luke Hughes published

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Embassies, healthcare agencies and other critical orgs have been compromised.

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The SVB collapse is being exploited by scammers

By Lewis Maddison published

TechRadar Pro

As chaos takes hold following collapse of Silicon Valley Bank favored by tech startups, cybercriminals are making hay.

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