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A free, offline Windows app uses a lightweight computer-vision model to make keyboard-only clicking work across screen elements.

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A free, offline Windows app uses a lightweight computer-vision model to make keyboard-only clicking work across screen elements.
A limited MoonSwatch drops with Omega-grade material, but the only way in is a lottery.
ESET reported 11 vulnerable UEFI shims; Microsoft only revoked their permissions in a June patch release.
In a Decoder interview, Bart Butler explains why Proton builds trust into product architecture and corporate incentives.
The ruling targets fear that Google can leverage Android dominance to tilt A.I. competition. Here is what changes and why boards should care.
The chip giant’s expanded pledge reshapes who funds the next wave of U.S. semiconductor capacity.
China and other markets are quietly shifting budget from cloud scale to lightweight, phone-ready AI models.
A stealth NeuroAI startup backed with $52M aims to bring AI-style screening to the brain, with big clinical and regulatory implications.
The Nvidia-backed startup pivots beyond Cursor revenue, betting that lower-cost AI is the new default.
A four-day 2024 intrusion stole millions of commuters' data, cost Transport for London £39m, and forced 27,000 resets.
Two SpaceX missions on July 16: 21 “Transport Layer” spacecraft for SDA, and Starship’s next test flight schedule shift risk.
The new Cosmos model and Japan expansion show how Nvidia wants AI to move from chat to real-world systems.