A method to convert optical mouse vibrations into audio data has been developed, with the accuracy to enable eavesdropping on commercially available mice

Security

North Korea's spies, who have exploited AI and sent it to companies, are contributing 150 billion yen to the country.

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Huawei announces 'SINQ,' an open-source quantization method that reduces memory usage of AI models by 60-70% and enables them to run on inexpensive, low-performance hardware

Software

How much power will AI use, how much strain will it place on infrastructure, and how many additional nuclear power plants will we need to build?

Software

Headline news for October 6, 2025

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Muscat Daifuku-like mochi ice cream 'Yawamochi Ice Parfait Muscat' tasting review, the mellow taste of muscat sauce and white bean paste is good

Tasting

A fire broke out at the National Information Resources Management Agency, which is the foundation of South Korea's e-government services and government cloud services, and the cloud storage 'G-Drive' was completely burned down, with no backup and data completely lost.

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It turns out that young American men spend an average of 10 hours a week playing games, double the amount they spent in 2010, and it's not just for fun but also as a way to interact with friends.

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Market forecast predicts that SSD and memory prices will rise and supply shortages will continue for 10 years, so buy while they're cheap

Hardware

Free audio editing app Audacity announces new logo, sparking outrage

Software

Why do avocados turn brown so quickly? Is it okay to eat them as is? What are some tips for storing them?

Science

OpenAI and former Apple designer Jony Ive are struggling to develop AI hardware, and the key to AI assistants' personalities is the question.

Hardware

CEO Sam Altman promises to improve the situation where character videos are being created with the video generation AI 'Sora 2,' especially referring to Japanese content and suggesting revenue distribution to rights holders

Software

'SwitchBot Smart TV Doorphone' that allows you to check and respond immediately from a dedicated monitor or smartphone whether a suspicious person has come, and 'SwitchBot Security Buzzer' that can also be used as a tracking tag and emergency buzzer, making everyday life more convenient and improving security awareness

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'School rules' don't apply in society. A collection of advice for those who are frustrated by unspoken rules at work.

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Chinese researchers develop special stem cells that reverse aging and successfully rejuvenate elderly monkeys

Science