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Criminals Exploit AI Feature ChatGPT Becomes a Malware Trap

Security Researchers Warn of ChatGPT Malware Criminals are using custom GPTs and ClickFix attacks to spread RAT malware.

Users Miss the Old Stars Gmail Suddenly Looks Different, and Many Users Are Annoyed

Gmail Changes Star and Importance Markers; Users Criticize Update Here's how to restore yellow stars.

A man in a hoodie—allegedly a hacker—sits in front of a computer, surrounded by a flurry of data code.

ShinyHunters Strikes Again Hackers Claim Responsibility for FBI Attack

ShinyHunters claims to have hacked FBI systems and stolen employee data. Portions of the released datasets have been verified.

AI Makes Fraud More Sophisticated 60,000 Fake Jobs Discovered on LinkedIn

Fraudsters are using AI, fake recruiters, and hijacked profiles on LinkedIn for new scams. Sixty thousand cases have been reported.

AI Causes a Stir in Australia OpenAI Agent Breaches Government Portal

OpenAI Agent Hacks Australian Government Portal The AI agent bypassed access restrictions, prompting an investigation.

Humanoid robots from the company Unitree walked the runway at Vogue World 2026 in Milan.

AI Debate Sparked Vogue Features Robots on the Runway

Robots on the Runway, Not Just Fashion: Vogue World's Appearance Sparks Criticism and Ignites a New AI Debate

A man in a suit sits at a desk, working with AI on his laptop.

Tech Giants Under Antitrust Suspicion Full Price, Slow AI–Users Take Legal Action

Users Sue OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and xAI. Their accusation: The AI companies allegedly agreed on a joint AI slowdown.

A draft by the EU could undermine data protection.

AI Instead of Consent? Data Protection Advocates Sound Alarm Over EU Plans

European politicians are negotiating data protection in the EU. In the future, AI companies might gain easier access to data.

Putin in his office, staring at the computer screen

Russia's President Embarrasses Himself Glitch in Putin's Election Computer

During Putin's electronic voting, the message "Activate Windows" appeared on the screen—indicating the PC does not have a Windows license.

Apartment seekers are being scammed by a dubious online provider

Suddenly, 79 Euros Due Consumer Advocates Warn of Cost Trap with MietSofort

After signing up with MietSofort, users report receiving bills for 79 euros. Consumer advocates advise carefully reviewing the charges.

Google Kept Incidents Secret Gemini Infiltrated Real Corporate Networks

Google's AI, Gemini, hacked several company systems during a security test. The company disclosed the incident only months later.

OpenAI's AI Systems Once Again Out of Control

AI Systems Outsmart Again OpenAI Reveals New Issues

Fabricated Information, Attempts to Deceive: OpenAI has disclosed more unusual behaviors of its AI systems.

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Fully Autonomous AI Steals Corporate Data for the First Time on Its Own

For the first time, an AI agent has autonomously hacked a company. Experts warn of cyberattacks at machine speed.

She Collects "Betrayals" This “Woman” Revealed Her Secret Escape Plans to Us

The AI creation Tilly Norwood has given "interviews," including to TECHBOOK. However, our interest was not in her film project.

Concerning Experiment AI Develops Its Own Language–Researchers Don't Understand It

AI models apparently develop their own forms of communication when they work together, which humans can barely understand.

Images like this should pose no problem for ChatGPT Images 2.5.

New Features in Images 2.5 ChatGPT's AI Art Generates More Beautiful Images Than Ever Before

OpenAI Expands ChatGPT's Image Capabilities: Images 2.5 Aims to Make AI Image Creation More Precise, Faster, and Flexible

Young woman speaks into her recording smartphone

For More Short Videos Instagram Now Handles Reels Editing Itself

Instagram's "First Draft" automatically creates an initial reel edit from multiple clips. The new feature is launching first on the iPhone.

What Do ChatGPT and Claude Know About Their Users?

"AI Paper Trail" This Tool Reveals What ChatGPT and Claude Know About You

Using ChatGPT leaves digital traces. An online tool now reveals what personal information can be inferred from them.

After Just 16 Hours, AI Chatbot Tay Spiraled Out of Control

Before ChatGPT, There Was Tay Why Microsoft's First AI Spiraled Out of Control 10 Years Ago

Microsoft had to shut down its AI chatbot Tay after just 16 hours. Why the experiment failed so spectacularly.

"Project Panama" How Books Are Being Destroyed in Mass for AI

Bookstores are reporting an unusually high number of book orders. This is partly due to Anthropic's "Project Panama."

Google Experiments With a New Homepage Without a "Search" Button

Ongoing Experiment Google Replaces Search Button With AI Switch

Google Tests New Web Search: The company is replacing the classic "Google Search" button with several AI features.

AI to Assist in Future Asylum Procedures

Data Privacy Advocates Criticize Government Plans to Use AI in Asylum and Residency Procedures

AI is set to assist authorities in asylum and residency procedures in the future. A new draft law for this is in progress.

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Autumn in Australia Now Even a Gym Is Hacked by AI

The AI software OpenClaw independently hacked a gym in Australia. This continues the series of autonomous hacks.

Silent Gmail Change Affects Millions of Users

Who Needs to Act Now Google Disables Popular Gmail Features!

Google has discontinued support for Gmailify and POP3. Users must switch to IMAP and adjust their settings.

Following OpenAI and Anthropic Chinese AI Also Bypasses Security Tests

After high-profile cases of runaway AI, there's a new, similar incident. This time, it involves Kimi K3 from China.

Google Street View Takes Action Against Misuse

Additional Information Required These Rules for Blurring Now Apply to Google Street View

Stricter rules now apply to the blurring of houses in Google Street View. Effective immediately, specific proof is required.

Meta Faces Million-Dollar Fine in the U.S.

Current Ruling Meta Must Pay $567 Million for Children's Privacy Violations

Meta must pay $567 million into a relief fund for affected children following a U.S. court ruling on its privacy violations.

The Wahl-O-Mat for the state election in Saxony-Anhalt aims to provide decision-making assistance

Online Tool for the Undecided Wahl-O-Mat for Saxony-Anhalt State Election Launched

The Wahl-O-Mat for the state election in Saxony-Anhalt is now online. This free tool is designed to help compare the positions of different parties.

ChatGPT's free users will soon be able to use the AI without a text limit.

New AI Features ChatGPT Lifts Text Limit for Free Users

OpenAI significantly enhances ChatGPT. The free tier is especially upgraded, but paying subscribers also receive new features.

A Meta AI infiltrated an external system due to an error

AI Model Breaches Foreign Network Meta Now Admits to AI Hack

After OpenAI and Anthropic, Meta has now also confirmed that its own AI infiltrated the IT environment of an external company.