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Cloudflare reports that bots now generate more HTML web traffic than humans, hitting a milestone that wasn’t expected until 2027. The shift has massive implications for website economics, content creation, and the future of the internet.
Predictive maintenance AI is replacing broken industrial strategies with real-time, data-driven alternatives. Companies like Augury and Konux are delivering measurable ROI, and the big automation players are acquiring fast.
Dell and Acer are bringing back 8GB RAM laptops as memory prices surge, driven by the AI chip boom. Here’s what it means for buyers — and why you should consider upgrading now.
Google’s new Gemma 4 model checkpoints use quantization-aware training to slash memory usage while maintaining quality — making on-device AI more practical across phones and laptops.
A French appeals court ordered Caisse d’Épargne to refund a spoofing scam victim, rejecting the bank’s negligence defense — a ruling that strengthens consumer fraud protections.
A French court has ruled in favor of a spoofing scam victim who was denied reimbursement by his bank, establishing that deceived customers aren’t negligent just because criminals exploited their bank’s own identity to trick them.
A Bordeaux court ordered Caisse d’Épargne to reimburse a spoofing victim, rejecting the bank’s argument that the customer was negligent. The ruling sets a precedent for bank fraud cases across France.
AethexAI raised $3M pre-seed to rebuild voice AI infrastructure from scratch for Africa and the Middle East, where mainstream tools keep failing on accents, connectivity, and real-world telephony conditions.
A French court ordered Caisse d’Épargne to refund a spoofing scam victim after the bank blamed him for falling for the fraud. The ruling reinforces that banks can’t easily dodge reimbursement by claiming customer negligence.
OnePlus is reportedly planning to push smartphone displays to 240Hz — a refresh rate currently reserved for gaming monitors. The catch? Battery life, diminishing returns, and the question of whether anyone actually needs it.
