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Claude wants your passport to be a means of identity verification to access ‘certain abilities’ – but promises he won’t use your face to train his models

Users of Anthropic’s Claude AI platform will soon be required to provide a government-issued ID, such as a passport or driver’s license, to use the service. The company confirmed that users will need to provide identification to access “certain features” of Claude AI tools, but claimed this was part of its “routine platform integrity checks.” […]

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Saros will have PSSR 2 on PS5 Pro for “even clearer resolution picture at 60fps”, but story cutscenes will still run at 30fps “for quality over quantity”.

Saros will feature PSSR 2 on PlayStation 5 Pro The PS5 Pro version will also offer increased base rendering resolution to 60fps Cutscenes will apparently run at 30fps on PS5 and PS5 Pro Developer Housemarque has confirmed that Saros will offer Sony’s updated PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) upscaling technology on PS5 Pro, but apparently

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Europol launches Operation PowerOFF: warns 75,000 DDoS users and removes 53 domains

Europol’s PowerOFF operation disrupts DDoS services for hire in 21 countries Four arrests, 53 estates seized, 25 search warrants executed Police discovered 3 million criminal accounts; 75,000 warning emails sent to dissuade customers Four people have been arrested during Operation PowerOFF, a new Europol campaign aimed at disrupting distributed denial of service (DDoS) service providers.

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De’Longhi’s new super-smart coffee maker ‘learns’ your favorite hot and cold drinks and prepares them in moments

The De’Longhi Primadonna Aromatic is a new premium coffee maker It “learns” your favorite drinks and when you like to drink them It can prepare 38 different drinks and make hot or cold milk froth De’Longhi has launched a new coffee maker that “learns” which drinks you prefer at particular times of the day and

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Autonomous agent assistants are at an “absolutely early stage of adoption”: planning in Canva AI 2.0 is poised to “democratize” this system.

Scheduling is how Canva takes care of tasks for you, entirely in the background Hundreds of MCP connectors could potentially be available It is available to try in the search preview Canva has launched a series of new AI tools to evolve the platform into an AI-driven and still human-worker-centric ecosystem, but it’s the new

Autonomous agent assistants are at an “absolutely early stage of adoption”: planning in Canva AI 2.0 is poised to “democratize” this system. Read More »

Two years in the making: Canva AI 2.0 required a complete rearchitecting effort, and it’s up to you to try if you can find the Easter egg.

Canva wants to be seen as an AI-driven platform that continues to democratize design Asset generation and editing is about to get significantly better thanks to layering AI is personalized with memory, but always remains within the brand At its Create conference in Los Angeles, Canva lifted the lid on a project two or more

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Netflix reveals first image and 2027 release window for Charlie Vs. the Chocolate Factory – and it will put a deliciously sour twist on Roald Dahl’s classic tale

Netflix revealed its new version of the Roald Dahl classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Arriving in 2027, the animated film is called Charlie Vs. the Chocolate Factory Favoriteis Kit Connor and Thor: RagnarokTaika Waititi expresses her leads Netflix officially revealed Charlie Vs. the Chocolate Factoryhis new version of Roald Dahl’s iconic children’s book Charlie

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Crimson Desert is “not a copy of other AAA games” according to The Witcher 3 director – and after my 175 hours of play and five million copies sold, it all makes sense

The Witcher 3 director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz praised Crimson Desert for “delivering something quite new” compared to other AAA games Pearl Abyss recently announced that the game had sold five million copies There are still many updates coming from Pearl Abyss with new game content Pearl Abyss receives a lot of praise for her efforts on

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What goes around comes around: the jury finds Live Nation guilty of working like an illegal monopoly to dominate the live music market, and I’m excited for the future of concert ticket prices.

Live Nation was found guilty of operating an illegal monopoly The case ruled that Live Nation overcharged fans $2 per ticket This could result in Live Nation separating from Ticketmaster The verdict is in: Live Nation and Ticketmaster exercise an illegal monopoly to ensure their reign over competitors in live event ticketing. And like many

What goes around comes around: the jury finds Live Nation guilty of working like an illegal monopoly to dominate the live music market, and I’m excited for the future of concert ticket prices. Read More »

Google and Microsoft are sleeping on quantum-secure cloud storage, but this German email provider just launched it

Tuta announced closed beta for quantum-secure cloud storage Google and Microsoft have not yet committed to quantum-resistant deadlines Conventional encryption could be broken by large-scale quantum computers While Google and Microsoft have yet to announce quantum-strong encryption for their cloud storage services, that’s exactly what a German email provider is launching. Tuta, known for its

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