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Google’s TabFM: Zero-shot predictions for tables without training
Google AI’s TabFM brings in-context learning to tabular data, enabling zero-shot classification and regression in a single pass—no fine-tuning or feature engineering required.
Getty Abandons $3.7B Shutterstock Merger Over UK Conditions
Getty scraps $3.7B Shutterstock merger after UK regulators demand editorial business divestiture, despite US antitrust approval.
DDR5 RAM hits rock-bottom at $314 for a limited time
A Woot flash sale slashes 32 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6000 to just $314, the lowest price seen in months.
GuardFall Flaw Exposes Open-Source AI Agents to Shell Injection Risks
A new study reveals a widespread shell injection vulnerability affecting ten of eleven popular open-source AI agents, allowing attackers to bypass security filters.
NVIDIA’s TwoTower diffusion model speeds up text generation without sacrificing quality
NVIDIA has released Nemotron-Labs-TwoTower, a new diffusion language model that promises faster text generation while keeping 98.7% of autoregressive baselines’ quality.
Trump’s DC Makeover: A Capital Transformed Ahead of July 4th
Ahead of Independence Day, Washington DC has undergone a transformation reflecting Donald Trump’s vision. We take a closer look at the changes reshaping the nation’s capital.
Why DIY Media Servers Beat Streaming Services
Own your library with a self-hosted server like Jellyfin—freedom without hidden costs or ads.
Amazon hit with $2.25M fine for withholding fraud evidence
Amazon agrees to a $2.25 million FTC penalty for failing to provide transaction records to identity theft victims, delaying fraud investigations.
MLCC supply crunch in 2026: why lead times are stretching and how to adapt
Passive components, especially MLCCs, are in short supply again. Design tweaks and early sourcing can keep your boards on schedule.