Walmart Prepares for AI-Powered Shopping Agents, Redefining Retail Engagement
Walmart is bracing for a major shift in how people shop—one where artificial intelligence takes the wheel. The company is updating its digital platforms to accommodate AI-powered shopping agents. These tools, like OpenAI’s Operator, can browse, select, and purchase products based on your preferences. You don’t need to scroll or click. Just tell the AI […]
Hackers Demonstrate Remote Control of 2020 Nissan Leaf, Including Steering
Researchers from Budapest-based cybersecurity firm PCAutomotive have revealed a series of vulnerabilities in the 2020 Nissan Leaf, allowing remote access to various vehicle functions, including steering control. The findings were presented at the Black Hat Asia 2025 conference, highlighting significant concerns over the security of connected vehicles. The attack begins by exploiting weaknesses in the […]
FBI Issues Warning: 13 Home Routers at High Risk for Cyberattacks [See List]
If you’re using an older router at home, you could be an easy target for hackers. The FBI has released a public alert identifying 13 outdated router models that are actively being exploited by cybercriminals. Many of these devices no longer get security updates, making them especially vulnerable. The risk: outdated routers equals no support […]
Top Tech CEOs Urge U.S. Schools to Expand K–12 Computer Science and AI Education
Dozens of executives from some of the largest tech companies in the U.S. are calling on state and federal leaders to make computer science—and artificial intelligence (AI)—a core part of K–12 education. In a letter sent Monday, 60 CEOs said the country risks falling behind globally if students aren’t better prepared in foundational tech skills. […]
Google Opens Gemini AI Chatbot to Kids Under 13 — Here’s What Parents Need to Know
If you’re a parent using Google’s Family Link to manage your child’s device, there’s a major update you should know about: your child may soon be able to access Google’s Gemini AI chatbot. Google recently announced that it is rolling out access to Gemini for children under 13, provided their devices are supervised through the […]
Skype Bids Farewell: Microsoft Retires Pioneering Video Call Platform
After more than two decades of connecting people worldwide, Skype has officially been retired by Microsoft. The decision marks the end of an era for the platform that once revolutionized internet-based communication. Launched in 2003, Skype quickly became synonymous with video calling, allowing users to connect across continents with ease. Its distinctive ringtone and user-friendly […]
Apple Warns iPhone Users in 100 Countries of Targeted Spyware Attacks; Here’s What To Do
Apple has issued urgent alerts to iPhone users in nearly 100 countries, warning them that they may be the target of sophisticated spyware attacks. The company began notifying individuals on Wednesday through its “Threat Notification” system, a measure it launched in 2021 to warn users facing serious digital threats. According to Apple, these attacks involve […]
Trump Administration Eyes Nationwide AI Education Push in K–12 Schools
The Trump administration is weighing a sweeping executive order that would embed artificial intelligence (AI) education into every corner of the U.S. K–12 system, The Washington Post reported Tuesday. The draft proposal, titled “Advancing Artificial Intelligence Education for American Youth,” signals a bold shift toward integrating emerging technology into classrooms nationwide—with potentially far-reaching implications for […]
Cyberattack Forces Mission, Texas, to Declare State of Emergency
The city of Mission, Texas, has declared a state of emergency following a cyberattack that compromised its computer network—which placed confidential health data and other records at risk. Mayor Norie Gonzalez Garza has requested assistance from Governor Greg Abbott to address the crisis. The cyberattack, detected on February 28, led city officials to take portions […]
The AI Upskill Boom: How Non-STEM Professionals Future-Proof Their Jobs
AI goes beyond computer science now. Professionals from non-technical backgrounds—including nurses, teachers, and business leaders—are enrolling in artificial intelligence (AI) courses to remain relevant in their careers. Universities all throughout the United States—including Carnegie Mellon and Johns Hopkins—report increasing demand in artificial intelligence education from persons outside the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) field, […]
