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The world hasn’t been the same since ChatGPT made its debut in November 2022, when seemingly out of nowhere, a means of engaging with large language models propelled AI beyond hype and into day-to-day reality.

Google says that a bug in its Pixel smartphones’ software was exploited in limited and targeted cyberattacks. The company said Tuesday that the bug, tracked as CVE-2026-58704, has now been patched. 

If you’re looking for opportunities to demo your breakthrough to VCs and build a powerful lead-gen, then thisFriday, September 18 at 11:59 p.m. PT, is your last day to book your exhibit table at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026. 

South Korean memory chip giant SK Hynix is in discussions with Intel to manufacture RAM chips in the U.S. for the first time, Reuters reported, citing anonymous sources.

The U.S. has ambitious plans to triple the capacity of its nuclear power plants by 2050, but that goal might hit a roadblock if plant operators can’t buy fuel at reasonable prices.

It’d be naive to say that we’ve always been able to trust what we can see, as if seeing something is evidence that it really happened. There’s plenty of evidence throughout history of doctored photos, designed to fool the viewer into believing a story. That said, those skills weren’t easily accessible. Now, anybody can create…

The PlayStation Pulse and Pulse Edge headsets support both PS Link and Bluetooth connectivities.

The world’s first toaster that works on color instead of time is great. But is it $300 great?

Amazon today announced that its Alexa+ conversational assistant is available in India with Hindi support. The new assistant can hold conversations for longer and maintain context while doing so.

AI has dramatically lowered the barrier to building impressive prototypes. Getting those prototypes into production is a different story.