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lundi 27 octobre 2025, 15:01
Electronic Arts has spent the past year pushing its nearly 15,000 employees to use AI for everything from code generation to scripting difficult conversations about pay. Employees in some areas must complete multiple AI training courses and use tools like the company's...
OpenAI's rival Anthropic has a different approach — and 'a clearer path to making a sustainable business out of AI,' writes the Wall Street Journal. Outside of OpenAI's close partnership with Microsoft, which integrates OpenAI's models into Microsoft's software products,...
'Mozilla is introducing a new privacy framework for Firefox extensions that will require developers to disclose whether their add-ons collect or transmit user data...' reports the blog Linuxiac: The policy takes effect on November 3, 2025, and applies to all new Firefox...
Slashdot reader joshuark writes: Microsoft says that the File Explorer (formerly Windows Explorer) now automatically blocks previews for files downloaded from the Internet to block credential theft attacks via malicious documents, according to a report from BleepingComputer. ...
America's largest university system, with 460,000 students, is the 22-campus 'Cal State' system, reports the New York Times. And it's recently teamed with Amazon, OpenAI and Nvidia, hoping to embed chatbots in both teaching and learning to become what it says will be...
GM plans to dump Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on all its car new vehicles 'in the near future,' reports the Verge. In an episode of the Verge's Decoder podcast, GM CEO Mary Barra confirmed the upcoming change to 'phone projections' for GM cars: The timing is unclear, but...
dimanche 26 octobre 2025, 22:52
North Dakota experienced an almost 40% increase in electricity demand 'thanks in part to an explosion of data centers,' reports the Washington Post. Yet the state saw a 1% drop in its per kilowatt-hour rates. 'A new study from researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National...
'Snippets of proprietary or copyleft reciprocal code can enter AI-generated outputs, contaminating codebases with material that developers can't realistically audit or license properly.' That's the warning from Sean O'Brien, who founded the Yale Privacy Lab at Yale Law...
Can YouTube capture the hours people spending watching 'traditional' TV? YouTube's CEO recently said its viewership on TV sets has 'surpassed mobile and is now the primary device for YouTube viewing in the U.S.,' writes The Hollywood Reporter. And YouTube is shelling out big ...
Long-time Slashdot reader schwit1 shares this article from Interesting Engineering: Bill Gates-backed TerraPower's innovative Natrium reactor project in Wyoming has cleared a critical federal regulatory hurdle. The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has successfully...
Has AI just become an easy excuse for firms looking to downsize, asks CNBC: Fabian Stephany, assistant professor of AI and work at the Oxford Internet Institute, said there might be more to job cuts than meets the eye. Previously there may have been some stigma attached to...
'Around tables cluttered with dice, maps and character sheets, players are doing far more than playing,' writes Phys.org. It's what sociologists call serious leisure — 'a hobby that demands skill, commitment and personal fulfillment,' according to an associate...
Data centers were typically 'hulking, chilly buildings lined with stacks of computing gear and bundles of wiring,' writes the Washington Post. But 'AI experts say that the hubs for computers that power AI are different from the data centers that deliver your Netflix movies...
Reason.com explores the fortunes of Aurora Innovation, the first company to put heavy-duty commercial self-driving trucks on public roads (and hopes to expand routes to El Paso, Texas, and Phoenix by the end of the year): An obscure federal rule is slowing the self-driving...
'Japan's new HTV-X cargo spacecraft launched on its first-ever mission to the International Space Station on Saturday,' reports Space.com: The robotic HTV-X lifted off atop an H3 rocket from Japan's Tanegashima Space Center at 8 p.m. EDT (0000 GMT and 9 a.m local Japan time...
25 years ago today on Slashdot... Hemos linked to a site called Joystick101 describing the crowd camping out to buy the limited number of just-released PlayStation 2 consoles (and games). '500,000 lucky members of the American gaming public are sneaking a few minutes of...
Critics question why basic flaws like buffer overflows, command injections, and SQL injections are 'being exploited remain prevalent in mission-critical codebases maintained by companies whose core business is cybersecurity,' writes CSO Online. Benjamin Harris, CEO of...
Thursday Ubuntu-maker Canonical 'officially launched Canonical Academy, a new certification platform designed to help professionals validate their Linux and Ubuntu skills through practical, hands-on assessments,' writes the blog It's FOSS: Focusing on real-world scenarios,...
'Exxon Mobil sued California on Friday,' reports Reuters, 'challenging two state laws that require large companies to publicly disclose their greenhouse gas emissions and climate-related financial risks.' In a complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern...
Long-time Slashdot reader theodp took a good look at the images on a promotional web page for Databricks' 'context-aware AI assistant': If there was an AI Demo Hall of Shame, the first inductee would have to be Amazon. Their demo tried to support its CEO's claims that Amazon ...
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