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NYT Connections today — my hints and answers for Wednesday, December 11 (game #549)
By Johnny Dee published
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
Claude AI and other systems could be vulnerable to worrying command prompt injection attacks
By Sead Fadilpašić published
With prompt injections, crooks could get AI to write, compile, and run, malware.
Amazon teams up with Samsung rival to design and build bespoke next generation tech that will help AWS pull ahead in the hyperscaler race
By Ross Kelly published
Up-and-coming chipmaker has backing from industry heavyweights.
Funko Pop's AI-powered 'Brand Protection' service temporarily takes down indie gaming site, proving that automation without humans is a mistake
By Allisa James published
The temporary takedown of indie gaming site itch.io by Funko Pop proves that AI automation is inherently flawed.
Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2024 winners announced – here are the hilarious winning images
By Timothy Coleman published
Italian photographer Milko Marchetti beat over 9,000 other entries with their cracking image of a red squirrel seemingly stuck in a tree.
Analog AI chip startup Blumind wants to achieve 1 POPS per Watt
By Wayne Williams published
Analog AI chip startup Blumind wants to achieve 1 POPS per Watt.
Google’s Year In Search 2024 proves that it’s not me who’s out of touch – it’s the children who are wrong
By Matt Hanson published
Google’s Year In Search 2024 has made me feel old, confused and angry.
AWS customers hit by major cyberattack which then stored stolen credentials in plain sight
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Many sites were misconfigured, allowing hackers to exfiltrate sensitive data and sell it on the dark web.
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