Australia Proposes ‘Digital Duty of Care’ for Big Tech

The Australian government is set to introduce legislation aimed at regulating digital services, emphasizing user control over content feeds.

The Australian government is set to introduce legislation aimed at regulating digital services, emphasizing user control over content feeds.

Recent code findings suggest five new camera features for the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro, set to enhance photography capabilities significantly.

Deciding whether to repair or replace your smartphone can be challenging, especially with rising repair costs and the allure of new technology.

Tesla's new driverless Cybercab, designed without traditional controls, is now operational but faces scrutiny from federal regulators regarding safety compliance.

Matt Clifford resigns from his role at ARIA to avoid distractions from his new position at Anthropic, following scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest.

The Falcon 9 rocket's Starlink 15-24 mission marks a significant milestone in SpaceX's ongoing satellite deployment efforts.

MIT PhD student Ila Kumar is reshaping the landscape of technology design by actively involving communities, particularly young people affected by trauma, in the creation of digital tools that promote well-being.

A new fine-tuning method significantly improves the structured output capabilities of the LFM2.5-350M model, demonstrating a notable performance increase on the IFStruct benchmark.

A significant security incident on the Liquid Network has resulted in the withdrawal of 4,000 BTC, with alleged white hat hackers claiming responsibility. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing unprecedented inflows.

Na Hong-jin's return with *Hope* invites a fresh look at his earlier work, particularly *The Wailing*, a film that masterfully blends horror and mystery.