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When the last survivor is gone, can AI be trusted with Holocaust memory?

As eyewitnesses disappear, AI can preserve their voices and images with startling realism — but the same tools can also fabricate convincing false histories, raising urgent questions about truth, testimony and the future of Holocaust remembrance

Daniela Ginzburg | 04.14.26

Apple warns iPhones at high risk of hacking without latest iOS update

Apple urges users to update iPhones immediately after researchers expose advanced exploit kits targeting outdated iOS versions, allowing attackers to access messages, location data and more without requiring clicks or downloads

Daniela Ginzburg | 03.19.26

'Netanyahu is dead' and ‘shelter app’: Phishing campaign spreads panic with fake IRGC messages

Fake SMS messages are being widely distributed, appearing highly credible as part of a phishing campaign urging users to click malicious links; Israel’s National Cyber Directorate warns the Home Front Command does not send app download links via text and urges the public not to click or download

Daniela Ginzburg | 03.19.26

'You won’t need it much longer': Iranian hackers breach Academy of the Hebrew Language website

Iranian cyber group Handala has stepped up activity since the launch of Operation Roaring Lion, claiming it breached and defaced the Academy of the Hebrew Language website in what Israeli officials see as another attempt to create psychological pressure

Daniela Ginzburg | 03.11.26

Meme warfare: White House remixes Iran strikes with GTA, Iron Man and Hollywood-style clips

The White House is increasingly blending footage of strikes on Iran with scenes from films, TV shows and video games in viral social media posts; critics call it propaganda, while supporters say it is a modern way to reach younger audiences

Daniela Ginzburg | 03.07.26

Why is Call of Duty in a real Iran strike video?

White House uploads clip mixing gameplay from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III with real footage of US strikes on Iran; it’s not the first time the Trump administration has used gaming imagery online

Daniela Ginzburg | 03.05.26

Anthropic claims Chinese firms copied Claude model used by Pentagon via fake accounts

AI company alleges DeepSeek, MiniMax and Moonshot created 24,000 fake accounts and sent 16 million queries to distill its model, raising fresh geopolitical tensions as Claude is also supplied to US government agencies

Daniela Ginzburg | 02.24.26

What happens in your brain while you sleep? Ultrahuman Ring Air review

Ultrahuman’s new smart ring goes beyond tracking steps and heart rate, aiming to analyze brain activity and the impact of sleep on biological age, delivering an ambitious and intriguing experience that is compelling yet far from perfect and not suited to everyone

Daniela Ginzburg | 02.22.26

When experience becomes disadvantage: the CEO who prefers inexperienced employees

Incode Technologies founder and CEO Ricardo Amper says accumulated experience creates biases that hinder innovation, arguing that young employees with a ‘fresh mind’ think more creatively, though balance between youth and experience remains essential

Daniela Ginzburg | 02.10.26

WhatsApp takes on Zoom as voice and video calls to roll out on WhatsApp Web

At first, the feature will be limited to one-on-one chats and beta users, before rolling out more widely and giving Linux users and others full browser-based calling

Daniela Ginzburg | 02.09.26

Dead but still on the clock: overworked Chinese programmer dies, his bosses kept messaging him

A 32-year-old tech worker’s family says he collapsed from overwork and died, yet his employer continued sending him task reminders, fueling outrage over China’s relentless tech work culture.

Daniela Ginzburg | 02.03.26

AI agents given social network to manage — immediately turn it into a religion

Moltbook lets AI agents post and interact without human input; within hours, the agents formed a self-described religion called ‘Crustafarianism,’ built around lobster-inspired metaphors, with core beliefs and evolving texts

Daniela Ginzburg | 01.31.26

‘If you can’t keep up with AI, you can’t work here’: high-tech’s new message in the artificial intelligence era

Amdocs is redefining AI not as a tool but as a skill that must be constantly trained, measured and maintained, as executives say employees are now expected to work as human-AI teams or risk falling behind in the new tech economy

Daniela Ginzburg | 01.31.26

Meta plans paid features on Instagram and Facebook, including hidden story views

Meta said it will test new paid subscription options on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp in coming months, alongside free use, offering features such as anonymous story viewing, advanced audience management tools and new AI capabilities

Daniela Ginzburg | 01.28.26

Trump and Musk take off the gloves in battle over internet in Iran

Tehran has cut off the internet and phone lines in an attempt to stifle protests and eliminate evidence from the streets; Starlink hasn't been completely shut down, but is severely disrupted; Now Trump and Musk are stepping in, trying to keep the last digital line open

Daniela Ginzburg | 01.14.26

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