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There’s been a wave of AI safety concerns, particularly over the last few days as big tech calls for the AI race to slow down amidst fears of technology progressing too fast. Microsoft has written a constitution for its AI in response.

Apple has announced the AirPods 5 – that, you obviously know – and they’re coming with Active Noise Cancellation as standard.

More than 43,000 people are expected to gather at Moscone Center this week for Dreamforce, Salesforce’s annual conference. KGO-TV BySuzanne Phan Monday, September 14, 2026 3:13AM

In a special interview for the Maariv podcast, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Chairman and father of the Arrow missile defense system, Boaz Levy, described how he views the battlefield of the next decade: heavily reliant on space, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, robotics, drone swarms, and missiles – and primarily requiring seamless connectivity between all bodies…

makers of some of the best TVs on the market — is facing scrutiny after an investigative report revealed potential privacy vulnerabilities associated with its smart TVs. Specifically, the investigation purports that LG is aware that its TV users are being tracked to the degree that they are, but that in most cases, the user…

Jim Langevin is the Distinguished Chairman for the Institute for Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies at Rhode Island College. (WJAR)

Available as a part of Android 17, Google is making wireless debugging a whole lot more reliable with ADB Wi-Fi 2.0.

America’s highest-ranking military official urged industry stakeholders in Washington on Wednesday to join the Defense Department in embracing a more shared sense of risk when delivering in-demand technologies. 

Just ahead of today’s big Apple reveal event, the latest AirPods Pro 3 are still down at $50 off, the AirTag 2 all-time low is back, and we are once again tracking $100 off AirPods Max 2. Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is, however, headlined by a giant $500 price drop on Apple’s latest 14-inch 2TB…

London— A lead researcher at Anthropic, one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence firms, said Wednesday that he believes there is a more than 10% chance AI “could kill all humans” within the next decade.