OpenAI has unveiled Aardvark, a GPT-5-powered autonomous agent for cybersecurity research. While promising to tackle thousands of vulnerabilities, this technology represents a fundamental shift in how we approach software security.
From a Windows-compatible open-source project to a Rust-written system, these four experimental operating systems offer fascinating glimpses into alternative computing futures. While none are ready to replace mainstream OSes, they demonstrate remarkable technical achievements and passionate development communities pushing computing boundaries.
Technology enthusiasts are exploring alternative computing platforms beyond mainstream operating systems, with recent tests revealing both the promise and limitations of several experimental projects. According to reports from hands-on testing, four particularly unusual operating systems—ReactOS, Damn Small Linux, Haiku, and Redox OS—demonstrate how developers are pushing boundaries in operating system design, though sources indicate none are yet ready to replace daily drivers for most users.
Generating AI videos requires up to 2,000 times more energy than text creation, according to new research. The findings highlight growing environmental concerns as video AI tools gain massive popularity.
Artificial intelligence video creation tools are consuming dramatically more energy than their text-based counterparts, according to reports from leading AI researchers. While generative AI as a whole requires substantial electricity, new findings indicate that video generation represents an exponentially larger energy burden that could strain power infrastructure as adoption accelerates.
Seattle-area cybersecurity firm Chainguard has secured $280 million in new financing just months after its previous funding round. The investment will accelerate the company’s mission to protect open source software supply chains from security vulnerabilities.
Cybersecurity startup Chainguard has reportedly secured $280 million in new financing, according to recent reports. This funding comes just six months after the company’s Series D round raised $356 million, indicating strong investor confidence in the software supply chain security market.
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