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Four in five executives say they were less likely to value human employees after using AI AI still requires human oversight, and many struggle to fully trust it Low or even negative ROI continues to harm many people. A new study from Globalization Partners found that more than four in five (82%) business leaders say

Microsoft is working to make WinUI 3 faster This is the contemporary framework for the operating system user interface With WinUI 3 being used more widely in Windows 11 and tweaked for better performance, this is another key way to make the operating system faster. We learned more about Microsoft’s efforts to make Windows 11

Watch the Eurovision 2 semi-final tonight at 8pm (May 14) to see 15 new artists compete for 10 places in Saturday’s grand final. Part two features a huge lineup including British band Look Mum No Computer with Eins, Zwei, Drei and Australian superstar Delta Goodrem singing Eclipse. If you didn’t catch Tuesday’s semi-final in Vienna,

Cybernews discovered that Tokee’s unprotected MongoDB exposed the data of around 1.2 million users The leak included names, phone numbers, avatars, device tokens, identifiers, activity logs, and account status; chat logs were encrypted Deucetek secured the database after its disclosure; no evidence of malicious access, but users warned of phishing risks A messaging app called

New survey suggests a foldable iPhone could be surprisingly popular He says 14% of iPhone users cite “new phone concepts” as their main reason for upgrading. This could translate into millions of potential foldable iPhone customers Despite the fact that smartphone makers have been making foldable phones for years, the industry has never really taken

Instructure CEO Steve Daly Called to Testify Before U.S. House Homeland Security Committee The hearing will cover details of the breach, data volume, containment steps and customer notifications. Daly previously confirmed a ransom payment to ShinyHunters, with “shredded” data and promises of no further extortion. Instructure CEO Steve Daly has been called to testify before

Valve implemented what is probably the funniest feature I’ve ever seen in a PC controller, with the Steam Controller, discovered by users who abandoned it.

FCC considers banning ‘cellular modules’ made in China These modules send and receive communications over mobile networks The ban could affect devices of all kinds in IoT, industrial controls and cars. The Trump administration is considering adding Chinese “cellular modules” to its list of electronic devices that could be banned for national security reasons. Previously,

Foxconn suffers ransomware attack affecting several US facilities, forcing some employees to use pen and paper or stay home. The Nitrogen Group claimed responsibility, claiming to have stolen 8TB of confidential data and published it on their leak site. The stolen files reportedly include technical documents and schematics related to Intel, Apple, Google, Dell, Nvidia,