DLSS reveals CPU bottlenecks in modern gaming setups
DLSS enhances GPU performance but often exposes CPU limitations, forcing gamers to rethink upgrade priorities.
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ARToken PhaaS Unveils Microsoft 365 Phishing Toolkit
A new phishing-as-a-service platform named ARToken is linked to EvilTokens, offering a sophisticated Microsoft 365 phishing toolkit for cybercriminals.
Effort knobs in AI: When less work is more
Benchmarks across five effort levels reveal surprising cost-quality trade-offs in real-world AI tasks, from flat performance in classification to counterintuitive savings in multi-step audits.
Qwen3 Model Outperforms Giants in Finance Tests, But Verification Lags
A new AI model claims to outperform GPT and Claude in finance tasks, but results remain unverified, sparking debate.
Three-Layer Testing Keeps AI Workflows Reliable and Debuggable
AI workflows face unique uncertainties. A three-layer test framework—unit, integration, and end-to-end—catches issues early and speeds up debugging.
WebBrain: A Local-First AI Browser Agent for Chrome and Firefox
WebBrain is an open-source AI browser agent that reads pages and automates tasks in Chrome and Firefox, with optional local model support.
Top 11 Shows to Stream This Month
Discover the top 11 TV shows streaming this month, including House of the Dragon and Adventure Time: Side Quests.
Cyborg cockroaches dive into disaster zones with 3D-printed scuba tech
Scientists outfit roaches with 3D-printed diving suits and infrared cameras to explore flooded disaster zones, surviving three hours underwater.
How much tax will you really pay as a developer in 2026?
A 2026 tax breakdown reveals how federal brackets, FICA and state rules impact a $120 k developer’s take-home pay—and which moves can cut the bill.
Kling secures $2B funding ahead of Hong Kong IPO
Chinese AI video startup Kling raises $2 billion from investors, positioning itself for a Hong Kong IPO amid growing competition in generative video.