University of New South Wales employ passwordless privileged access

Early feedback indicates a positive entry for passwordless logins at the University of New South Wales. Biometrics will advance and facilitate access management for staff using Windows devices, strengthening the overall security of university systems and enhancing the login experience. With the change implemented in August 2025, staff seem happy to embrace using biometrics, however, […]

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Google is experimentally replacing news headlines with AI clickbait nonsense

Did you know that BG3 players exploit children? Are you aware that Qi2 slows older Pixels? If we wrote those misleading headlines, readers would rip us a new one – but Google is experimentally beginning to replace the original headlines on stories it serves with AI nonsense like that. I read a lot of my […]

X’s messy About This Account rollout has caused utter chaos

Yesterday X started rolling out a new About This Account feature, which included what country the account was created from and what country the account is “based” in (which is different from “connected via”). Head of product at X, Nikita Bier, was quick to say that there were “a few rough edges,” but promised they’d […]

DOGE is no more, and in its wake, only chaos

In April, Elon Musk began backing away from his role as head of DOGE. By June, he was more or less fully gone from DC. In his wake, he left a power vacuum and significant ill will that has apparently led to the dissolution of DOGE eight months before its charter expires. To call Musk’s […]

Next-Gen Wearable Lets You Control Machines with Simple Gestures

A new wearable system uses stretchable electronics and artificial intelligence to interpret human gestures with high accuracy even in chaotic, high-motion environments. Unlike traditional gesture-based wearables that fail under movement noise, this patch-based device filters interference in real time, allowing gestures to reliably control machines such as robotic arms.

Brain-Like Computer Chips Help Self-Driving Cars Find Better Routes While Saving Energy

Self-driving cars constantly face the computational challenge of processing satellite imagery to identify roads before calculating efficient paths through those networks.

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