Google has introduced new audio control features for its Pixel Buds that work directly through the Gemini assistant. This update allows users to adjust volume, switch between noise cancellation modes, and manage other sound settings using simple voice commands. The changes make the wireless earbuds feel more integrated with Google’s artificial intelligence tools and offer

The economics of artificial intelligence infrastructure have begun to reveal uncomfortable truths about sustainability and security. A recent Fortune article highlights how companies racing to build large language model services face mounting financial pressure from the enormous computational costs involved, while simultaneously grappling with sophisticated token theft schemes that drain resources without generating revenue. Unit

A federal judge in Utah has frozen the state’s most aggressive attempt yet to police adult websites: a rule that treated anyone physically inside Utah as a Utah user, even if they were routing traffic through a VPN, a proxy, or any other tool that hid their location. The rest of the age-verification statute still

The Developer is the New Perimeter: How Supply Chain Attacks Are Becoming Cloud Breaches Developers now sit at the center of modern cloud operations, holding credentials that grant access to production environments, storage buckets, and sensitive data repositories. Attackers have taken notice. Rather than breach hardened cloud perimeters directly, adversaries target the workstations, build pipelines,

A recent study has revealed that AI chatbots often deliver responses drawn from a much narrower range of sources than a standard web search, raising fresh questions about how these tools shape access to information. Researchers examined the behavior of several popular chatbots and compared their outputs with the broader variety of links and perspectives

Amazon has sold the same sharp-cornered slab of an e-reader for nearly two decades. The entry-level Kindle never really changed its silhouette. That may be over. Leaked marketing photos posted Monday by Roland Quandt on WinFuture show what appears to be the next basic Kindle. Twenty-five images. Rounded screen corners. A power button that has