ComputersNews

Microsoft fixed 100+ security flaws in Windows and Office this month

Yesterday was Patch Tuesday for Microsoft, which means tons of security updates across the company’s products and services. Specifically, 107 new security vulnerabilities have been patched. Microsoft classifies several of the vulnerabilities in Windows and Office as critical, but also says that none of the vulnerabilities are currently being exploited in the wild. Keep reading for an overview…
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AI & RoboticsNews

OpenAI adds new ChatGPT third-party tool connectors to Dropbox, MS Teams as Altman clarifies GPT-5 prioritization

Today, many eyes are on OpenAI CEO and co-founder Sam Altman‘s ongoing public feud with Elon Musk on the latter’s social network, X. But Altman’s recent statements regarding the ongoing rollout of his company’s latest and greatest large language model (LLM), GPT-5, are probably more important to customers and enterprise decision-makers. After an admittedly “bumpy” debut of GPT-5 last…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Lucid is about to drop a 'bold' new Gravity EV concept this week

Lucid is teasing what it calls a “bold new concept of electric exploration” ahead of its debut on Thursday. What exactly does that mean? What bold new EV is Lucid revealing? After launching the Gravity in late 2024, Lucid now offers two of the most efficient and luxurious electric vehicles on the market. The Lucid Air was the best-selling electric luxury sedan in the US in the first half of…
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NewsPhotography

How I used an ND filter to subdue the hustle and bustle of London at peak time

A bustling metropolis, such as London in the UK, provides a fascinating contrast of old and new, with modern glass-and-steel structures butting up against historic buildings. However, cities are also full of people, traffic, building work and other unsightly distractions that could spoil your shot. But employing the use of an ND (neutral density) filter can help blur moving elements, turning a…
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