Technology

The Verge May 28

Waymo to Launch Passenger Rides in New Ojai Robotaxi

Waymo will start passenger rides in its Ojai robotaxi, a rebranded Zeekr RT minivan, following months of testing. The service will initially be available to select riders in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, with free rides offered at first to collect data on the experience.

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TechCrunch May 28

Databricks Co-Founder Discusses Current Phase of Enterprise AI at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, Databricks' co-founder highlighted a shift in enterprise AI evaluation. Companies are now prioritizing the safety of AI deployment over its novelty.

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TechCrunch May 28

YouTube Introduces New Podcast Features Including AI Recommendation Tool

YouTube has introduced new features for its podcast service, including an AI recommendation tool and an 'Auto speed' function. This update reflects the platform's efforts to attract podcast audiences and compete with other services.

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The Daily Beast May 28

White House Faces Internal Divisions Over AI Executive Order

Internal disagreements in the White House have emerged following President Trump's decision to cancel an executive order on artificial intelligence. Different factions within the administration have varying opinions on how to regulate AI technology, with some advocating for less regulation and others expressing caution due to potential risks.

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Wired May 28

Impact of AI on Software Development Jobs for New Mothers

New mothers returning to software development are facing a transformed work environment due to the rise of artificial intelligence. The changes in coding jobs reflect the broader impact of AI on the industry.

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Wired May 28

Customer Data from Hotels May Have Been Compromised in Reservation-Hijacking Scams

Data from more than 350 hotels worldwide may have been accessed in scams that hijack hotel reservations. These scams are reportedly being used to carry out spear-phishing attacks targeting customers.

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Al Jazeera English May 28

China's Abundant Cheap Electricity Supports AI Data Centre Development

China's access to low-cost electricity is viewed as a crucial asset for developing the data centres necessary for artificial intelligence operations. This energy advantage may enhance China's capabilities in the AI sector.

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The Verge May 28

YouTube Introduces AI Feature for Custom Video Feeds

YouTube has launched an AI feature that enables users to create personalized video feeds tailored to their interests. This feature is being rolled out to English-speaking users in the US on both mobile and desktop platforms.

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The Hill May 27

FBI warns of phishing tool targeting Microsoft 365 accounts

The FBI has alerted the public about a phishing tool that allows cyber attackers to gain access to Microsoft 365 accounts without needing passwords. The warning was issued on May 27, 2026.

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The Hill May 27

FAA orders SpaceX to investigate Starship booster incident

The FAA has mandated that SpaceX investigate the recent incident involving its Starship booster, which lost control and crashed during a test flight. This directive was issued after the FAA assessed the circumstances surrounding the launch.

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Ars Technica May 27

New Technique Allows Websites to Monitor Visitors' SSD Activity

Websites are now using a technique called FROST to track visitors by analyzing their SSD interactions. This method allows for monitoring of other sites and applications on users' devices, exploiting a side channel to infer confidential data.

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Ars Technica May 27

New Technique Allows Websites to Monitor Visitors' SSD Activity

Websites are using a new technique called FROST to monitor users' interactions with solid-state drives, allowing them to track other sites and applications accessed by visitors. This method exploits side channels to potentially access encrypted data.

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Ars Technica May 27

NASA Satellites Identify GPS Jammer Locations in Iran

NASA satellites have shown the ability to detect the approximate locations of GPS jammers, as demonstrated in an experiment in Iran. This capability could help improve safety for aircraft and ships navigating areas with GPS interference. Experts note that while exact locations cannot be pinpointed, the information could be beneficial for flight planning.

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TechCrunch May 27

UK Visa Portal Exposes Applicants' Personal Data

A third-party website involved in the UK visa application process has leaked sensitive personal information of applicants. The website's response to the breach included contacting legal representatives rather than resolving the issue.

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Ars Technica May 27

US Space Force awards SpaceX contract for space-based sensing and targeting network

The US Space Force has contracted SpaceX for $2.29 billion to build a space-based sensing and targeting network. This network aims to improve military communications in low-Earth orbit and will leverage technology from SpaceX's existing systems.

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Wired May 27

Huawei Adapts to Changes in Chip Production Landscape

Huawei is adjusting its strategies in light of the diminishing relevance of Moore's Law in chip production. This shift could have implications for the United States' position in the semiconductor market.

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Ars Technica May 27

YouTube to Implement Automated Labeling for AI-Generated Videos

YouTube is set to enhance its labeling system for AI-generated videos by using automated signals to identify such content. This initiative aims to improve transparency and follows previous efforts that were deemed inadequate.

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TechCrunch May 27

CrowdStrike and Google dismantle Glassworm botnet targeting software developers

CrowdStrike and Google have taken action against the Glassworm botnet, which was used by cybercriminals to infect open source software projects with malware. This malware targeted developers and companies utilizing the compromised software.

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TechCrunch May 27

CrowdStrike and Google dismantle Glassworm botnet targeting open source software developers

CrowdStrike and Google have successfully taken down the Glassworm botnet, which was used by cybercriminals to infect open source software projects with malware. This operation aimed to protect developers and companies from potential hacks.

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The Verge May 27

Motorola addresses unintended redirects to affiliate tracking site in Amazon app

Motorola reported that a technical issue caused some of its phones to redirect users to an affiliate tracking site before accessing the Amazon app. The company has corrected this issue and noted that it was unintended, but did not clarify how it originated.

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