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Imagine if you could talk to your Salesforce database. When we first heard about large language models (LLM), that’s where our heads went. A significant amount of business data resides within any given Salesforce instance, and the user interfaces to that data can be both information-rich and overwhelming. We’re always trying to make it easy […]
Thread: Differentiable Self-organizing Systems How can we construct robust, general-purpose self-organising systems? Self-organisation is omnipresent on all scales of biological life. From complex interactions between molecules forming structures such as proteins, to cell colonies achieving global goals like exploration by means of the individual cells collaborating and communicating, to humans forming collectives in society such […]
AMD’s recently announced mid-range RX 9060 XT 16GB has been put to the test in Geekbench across Vulkan and OpenCL, where it allegedly leads its predecessor by up to 30%. This test was likely and inadvertently made public by a reviewer, consistent with previous product launches. We strongly advise viewing these tests with skepticism, firstly […]
from the spoilers-aren’t-a-crime dept Here we go again. Late last year we talked about how revisions Japan made to copyright law within the country, predominantly as a gift to the manga and anime industries, was resulting in some absurd arrests. Specifically, the law was amended to pull copyright issues from the civil realm and into […]
Paul Jones / Android Authority TL;DR New evidence in an Android 16 beta suggests Apple’s upcoming iOS 19 may allow transferring an eSIM from an iPhone directly to an Android phone. The process might involve a new “Transfer to Android” option in iPhone settings, possibly using a QR code, session ID, and passcode for manual […]
The perfect Bluetooth speaker for park hangs is here. Marshall upgraded its portable speaker lineup with the Kilburn III, which notably has an impressive playtime of at least 50 hours. Not only does it double the battery life of Marshall’s previous model, the Kilburn III will far outlast the competition, like the Beats Pill or […]
In April, the feed started to change even more drastically. He’s posts became increasingly provocative, with better English and a unique sensibility reflecting online culture. “Stop asking for cat girls. I’m trying to cure disease,” the account posted on April 15. Two days later, it followed up: “I literally went to prison for this shit.” […]
As many as 60 malicious npm packages have been discovered in the package registry with malicious functionality to harvest hostnames, IP addresses, DNS servers, and user directories to a Discord-controlled endpoint. The packages, published under three different accounts, come with an install‑time script that’s triggered during npm install, Socket security researcher Kirill Boychenko said in […]
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a broad term describing the overall goal of creating machines that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. The term was first coined in 1955 by John McCarthy, a Dartmouth College computer scientist. Today, our everyday lives are drenched in AI, from large language models like ChatGPT to visual recognition […]
Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) is an advanced memory safety feature that is intended to make memory corruption vulnerabilities almost impossible to exploit. But no mitigation is ever completely airtight—especially in kernel code that manipulates memory at a low level. Last year, I wrote about CVE-2023-6241, a vulnerability in ARM’s Mali GPU driver, which enabled an […]
