A new study from Italy’s Icaro Lab finds that simply rewriting dangerous requests as poems can bypass safety filters in many leading AI chatbots. The researchers report a 62 percent success rate in getting prohibited responses from 25 large language models, raising fresh concerns about how easily creative prompt attacks can undermine AI safety systems.
Netflix has taken out the ability to cast shows and movies from its mobile app to most modern TVs and streaming devices, directing users to rely on built in TV apps and remotes instead. Casting only remains on some older Chromecast and Google Cast devices, and even there access is limited by subscription tier.
Microsoft has announced Cobalt 200, a new 3nm Arm-based CPU with a 132-core design, improved efficiency controls and workload-specific accelerators aimed at delivering up to fifty percent higher performance across Azure services.
New reports suggest Apple will introduce a budget MacBook, an updated entry-level iPhone 17e, and the 12th generation iPad in early 2026, marking a clear push into more affordable hardware.
X experienced its second outage in three days, with thousands of users unable to load feeds on mobile and desktop. The issue resolved within an hour, but questions remain about the platform’s stability.
Google has enabled users to upload images into the Gemini app and ask whether they were generated by Google AI. The feature relies on SynthID, Google’s invisible watermarking system.
Perplexity has launched its Comet AI browser on Android, bringing voice interaction, summarization tools and an assistant driven workflow to phones at a time when mobile browsing habits dominate daily use.
Leica has launched the Q3 Monochrom, a 60MP full-frame compact camera that captures only black-and-white stills and up to 8K monochrome video, built around a fixed 28mm f/1.7 Summilux lens and priced from 7,790 dollars.












