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Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down
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business10h ago

Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down

https://mrf.lu/HWlnhttps://www.thedailybeast.com/apples-billionaire-ceo-tim-cook-replaced-in-shock-swap-for-john-ternus/https://www.tmz.com/2026/04/20/tim-cook-stepping-down-as-apple-ceo/
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  • John Ternus will become Apple’s chief executive on Sept. 1, signaling a planned leadership handoff as Cook shifts to executive chairman.
  • The transition marks a milestone 50th anniversary for Apple, framed as a broader corporate evolution rather than an emergency shift.
  • Analysts describe the move as a deliberate relay handoff designed to preserve Apple’s trajectory amid leadership changes.
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Vercel Breach Tied to Context AI Hack Exposes Limited Customer Credentials
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Vercel Breach Tied to Context AI Hack Exposes Limited Customer Credentials

  • Vercel engaged responders and law enforcement to contain the breach and secure affected environments while investigating Context.ai as the entry vector.
  • Context.ai explained that Vercel’s internal OAuth configurations appeared to allow broad permissions, enabling takeover of the employee’s Google Workspace account.
  • A limited subset of customers was affected; Vercel notified them directly and urged immediate credential rotation.
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Hyundai’s New Ioniq 3 Has Hot-Hatch Looks, but Can It Beat BYD?
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technology16h ago

Hyundai’s New Ioniq 3 Has Hot-Hatch Looks, but Can It Beat BYD?

https://www.wired.com/story/hyundai-ioniq-3-2026/https://www.autonews.com/hyundai/ane-hyundai-ioniq-3-ev-targets-renault-4-vw-id-polo-0424/https://www.techradar.com/vehicle-tech/hybrid-electric-vehicles/hyundai-reinvents-the-hatchback-with-the-300-mile-range-ioniq-3-a-compact-aerodynamic-ev-that-runs-on-android-automotive
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  • Hyundai unveils the Ioniq 3, a compact aero hatch built for Europe with a 0.263 drag coefficient and a Long Range WLTP of 496km.
  • The Aero Hatch design enables a 496km WLTP Long Range, with a 344km Standard Range option for European needs.
  • The Ioniq 3 stays on Hyundai’s E-GMP platform with 400V architecture to support cost efficiency and cross-model compatibility.
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ChatGPT is down for many — here's what we know about the outage
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technology16h ago

ChatGPT is down for many — here's what we know about the outage

https://www.techradar.com/news/live/chatgpt-down-april-2026https://www.tomsguide.com/news/live/chatgpt-down-live-updates-outage-4-20-2026https://www.unilad.com/technology/news/chat-gpt-down-google-gemini-ai-issues-093995-20260420
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  • Latest: OpenAI reports a partial outage of ChatGPT and Codex and says it is investigating the issue.
  • Outage began around 10:05 AM ET with a surge in Downdetector reports,
  • UK reports led in early outage spikes before recovery as metrics declined.
  • Downdetector data showed a rapid drop in reports as OpenAI mitigated the issue.
  • Tom's Guide reported Downdetector updates and OpenAI's ongoing investigation.
  • UNILAD noted global downtime across US and UK with multiple AI platforms affected.
  • OpenAI stated affected users are unable to access ChatGPT, Codex and API Platform.
  • Downdetector showed a shift from widespread outages to partial recovery.
  • ChatGPT outage prompted user polls and social media discussion on access issues.
  • Reports described degraded performance across conversations, login, and image generation.
  • Status monitoring indicated a transition from outage to partial recovery as mitigation proceeded.
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Elon Musk is more at risk of losing his job to AI than artists are according to Take-Two's CEO: 'If AI were going to take anyone's job, wouldn't it take his job?'
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technology16h ago

Elon Musk is more at risk of losing his job to AI than artists are according to Take-Two's CEO: 'If AI were going to take anyone's job, wouldn't it take his job?'

https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/elon-musk-is-more-at-risk-of-losing-his-job-to-ai-than-artists-are-according-to-take-twos-ceo-if-ai-were-going-to-take-anyones-job-wouldnt-it-take-his-job/https://www.gamesradar.com/games/grand-theft-auto/take-two-ceo-says-if-ai-replaces-anyone-it-should-be-elon-musk-after-his-claim-gta-6-could-come-from-gen-ai-before-rockstar-the-richest-guy-on-earth-wouldnt-that-be-job-number-one-for-ai-to-take/https://www.ign.com/articles/take-two-boss-strauss-zelnick-suggests-ai-could-take-elon-musks-job
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  • Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick quips that AI could pose a bigger threat to Elon Musk than to artists, highlighting Musk's vast means and AI familiarity as a potential first target for automation.
  • Zelnick frames AI as a productivity tool that can handle mundane tasks, allowing creators to focus on more ambitious work across Take-Two's studios.
  • Take-Two reportedly paused or restructured parts of its AI effort, with reports of layoffs including the head of AI amid shifting priorities.
  • Zelnick suggests Musk’s resources and relentless work pace make Musk a prime hypothetical AI target, not game developers or artists.
  • Discussion of AI in gaming is framed as enabling artists to pursue forward-looking work rather than replacing talent entirely.
  • Coverage situates Take-Two within a broader industry debate about AI’s role as a productivity aid rather than a wholesale job eliminator.
  • Musk’s GTA 6 remarks—that AI could generate the game—are referenced as a backdrop to Zelnick’s emphasis on AI as a tool, not a replacement for creative hits.
  • The reference frame ties Take-Two’s AI stance to broader industry discourse on how AI could assist creators without erasing artistic labor.
  • Take-Two leadership promotes a balanced approach: prioritize creativity, innovation, and efficiency when integrating AI into development.
  • GTA 6's development context—amid Musk's AI comments—frames AI as a factor in a high-stakes, high-profile game launch rather than a simple back-end tool.
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I used Gemini in Google Maps to find hidden local gems —now I'm hooked
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technology15m ago

I used Gemini in Google Maps to find hidden local gems —now I'm hooked

  • Tom's Guide reports that Gemini integrated with Google Maps can guide users to local hidden gems through voice prompts.
  • The piece highlights Brooklyn and Prospect Heights as examples of gem discoveries via Gemini in Maps.
  • The article provides prompts for arcades, cafes, and other niche spots to widen local exploration.
  • The takeaway encourages readers to test Gemini in Maps to discover new places worth visiting on weekends.
  • The article notes Gemini in Maps surfaces nearby recommendations like Human Head Records and Galaxy Collectibles in Brooklyn.
  • The piece frames Gemini in Maps as an AI tour guide for urban exploration and local culture discovery.
  • The article includes the broader context of Gemini’s AI features and how they integrate with Maps for everyday use.
  • The story emphasizes follow-up prompts to gain context on why a place is a hidden gem.
  • The article showcases user experiences with prompts for different categories including restaurants, records, and arcades.
  • The piece ends with a call to readers to try Gemini in Maps themselves and share discoveries.
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Dogecoin (DOGE) Update bullish potential  for BINANCE:DOGEUSDT by The_Alchemist_Trader_
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technology34m ago

Dogecoin (DOGE) Update bullish potential for BINANCE:DOGEUSDT by The_Alchemist_Trader_

  • Dogecoin is consolidating in a tight range, signaling a potential expansion as volatility compresses.
  • Declining volume during consolidation often precedes a breakout, according to the analysis.
  • The $0.07 support level is identified as a key foundation for a bullish structure.
  • A strong influx of bullish volume could trigger a breakout above the local range highs.
  • Patience is advised as the market coils in preparation for the next move.
  • The analysis emphasizes that the range expansion could drive DOGE higher if volume returns.
  • Technical perspective supports a bullish breakout while price stays above $0.07.
  • Volume is highlighted as the potential trigger for the next leg upward.
  • The chart analysis suggests DOGE may move once participation returns to the market.
  • The analysis notes a bullish setup as the range tightens and support remains intact.
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Scroll, like, repeat: how the EU plans to boost children's protection online
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politics32m ago

Scroll, like, repeat: how the EU plans to boost children's protection online

  • EU unveils a plan for an age-verification app to prove users’ ages before accessing platforms.
  • Greece and several EU nations are drafting or enforcing bans for under-15s on social media.
  • Supporters say age verification could reduce cyberbullying and mental health risks among youths.
  • Privacy and data concerns emerge over how age verification could work in practice.
  • The plan aligns with broader EU rules like the Digital Services Act to safeguard minors online.
  • Parliament and advocates push for stricter age limits and safer platform design.
  • EU member states are already testing trackable age-verification and consent mechanisms.
  • Experts warn that bans may fragment the internal market if the Commission is slow to act.
  • The EU emphasizes accountability for platforms in safeguarding minors and reducing risk.
  • The plan is tied to a broader safety agenda including limits on addictive features and privacy protections.
  • Public sentiment currently supports stricter social media controls for minors.
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10 fascinating facts about laser printers you probably didn't know
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technology30m ago

10 fascinating facts about laser printers you probably didn't know

  • Laser printers emerged in the 1960s, with Gary Starkweather at Xerox pioneering the first prototype.
  • HP’s 1984 LaserJet marked the first mass-market laser printer for offices.
  • Toner in laser printers is a dry powder; it melts to bond with paper during printing.
  • Fuser units heat toner to about 400°F to fuse it to paper and prevent smudging.
  • Xerography is the underlying dry copying method powering modern laser printers.
  • The first commercial laser printer, IBM 3800, produced up to 215 pages per minute.
  • Modern laser printers use optimized toner particles developed through lab-based processes.
  • Laser printers rely on a moving photoreceptor drum and precise optics to render images.
  • Laser printing is a xerographic process dating back to 1946 with commercial evolution through the decades.
  • The article notes ongoing significance of laser printers in office settings and relevant comparisons.
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LSU College of Engineering honors area companies
#10 out of 452
technology27m ago

LSU College of Engineering honors area companies

  • LSU College of Engineering honored several businesses at its Evening of Engineering Excellence.
  • DSLD Homes, Cajun Industries, ISC Constructors and Lemoine joined the Society for Engineering Excellence.
  • Ray Lasseigne, Miles Williams and David Zimmer were inducted into the Hall of Distinction.
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