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Instagram isn’t just for square photos anymore
Instagram now supports photos that have a 3:4 aspect ratio, meaning that when you upload a photo with that ratio, “it’ll now appear just exactly as you shot it,” Instagram head Adam Mosseri says in a Threads post. He also notes that “almost every phone camera defaults to” that format. An image from Instagram’s broadcast channel shows how the change…
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Cloud adoption isn’t all it’s cut out to be as enterprises report growing dissatisfaction
While cloud adoption continues apace, new research from Gartner suggests a significant portion of enterprises will experience ‘dissatisfaction’ in their journey in the coming years. Analysis from the consultancy predicts 25% of organizations will experience frustration in cloud adoption projects by 2028, with a host of major hurdles causing problems. Among these are unrealistic expectations of what the cloud can…
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SoundCloud says it isn’t using your music to train generative AI tools
The TOS explicitly prohibits the use of licensed content, such as music from major labels, for training any AI models, including generative AI. For other types of content uploaded to SoundCloud, the TOS allows for the possibility of AI-related use. Importantly, no such use has taken place to date, and SoundCloud will introduce robust internal permissioning controls to govern any…
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That $168M fine isn’t enough to stop NSO spies – Computerworld
NSO Group broke into the mainstream in 2019 when reports emerged showing the extent to which its Pegasus spyware had been used against 1,400 WhatsApp messages in addition to attacks against iPhones. Pegasus was an insidious attack that, once installed, granted total access to compromised devices. It turned people’s phone records, emails, messages, video content, and location data into open…
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The FBI Isn’t Calling to Help You Recover From Fraud
Falling victim to a scam is terrible, but being targeted a second time by fraudsters posing as law enforcement promising to help you recover is even worse. Scammers pretending to be from the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) have been reported more than 100 times between December 2023 and February 2025, according to an April 18 public service announcement.…
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GenAI isn’t yet ready for prime time – Computerworld
How have you approached training your employees? What percentage of your workers have been trained on AI? “You can think of it as like concentric circles. We have a relatively small group of researchers who are super deep in generative AI, machine learning and all of that. And then we have a set of users that are in our product…
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Android Isn’t the Anti-iPhone Anymore
Android and iOS used to be fierce rivals, but these days, they feel more and more like twins. Locked hardware, walled software gardens, uniformity in design, and lacking customization were once Apple’s distinctive traits, but over the years, Android adopted them, too. Let’s take a look at the iPhone-ification of Android. Android’s Wild West Days Are Long Over When it…
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Disappointed That The Sims 5 Isn’t Happening? InZOI is the Game You’re Looking For
Summary The Sims 4 lacks innovation and sequel-level upgrades, relying heavily on pricey DLC. InZOI offers a fresh, expansive simulation experience with detailed customization and open-world gameplay. EA risks losing to competitors like InZOI if they continue prioritizing monetization over player experience. Over ten years after its launch, The Sims 4 is still an EA flagship title. Unfortunately, without The…
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Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis says AI isn’t a ‘silver bullet’ – but within five to ten years its benefits will be undeniable
The founder of Google DeepMind has hailed the arrival of agentic AI as a major step forward for the technology and struck an optimistic tone about its potential in years to come, while tempering expectations in the near term. Demis Hassabis, CEO at Google DeepMind and one of the UK’s most prominent voices on AI, told assembled media at Google…
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Cybersecurity skills demand still isn’t matching supply – what can leaders do in 2025 to redress the balance?
The tech sector continues to struggle with meeting demand for cybersecurity skills, an issue that appears to be getting worse over time. According to ISC2’s latest Cybersecurity Workforce Study, cyber workforce growth has slowed while the cybersecurity skills gap has grown to a record high of 4.8 million – up 19% compared to a year earlier. A total of 10.2…
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