Sperm Have a ‘Use-By’ Date: Longer Abstinence May Lower Quality, Study Warns
Longer abstinence may age sperm, cutting motility and DNA quality, meta-analysis of 55,000 men finds.
Attention All Desk Workers and White-Collar Employees Worldwide: Your Seat Is No Longer Safe
AI is going to fully automate the work of everyone sitting at a desk in front of a computer whether that's law, accounting, or project management, within the next 12 to 18 months." — Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, Financial Times
TurboQuant Squeezes LLMs to 3 Bits, Claims Zero Accuracy Loss
Google Research says its new TurboQuant family can squeeze key-value caches down to 3 bits without retraining or accuracy drops. The catch: every benchmark comes from Google’s own labs.
Lyria 3 Pro: 3-Minute AI Tracks Hit Google Vids, Gemini
Google’s Lyria 3 Pro stretches AI music to three minutes and adds song structure you can prompt. It’s rolling out in Google Vids, Gemini and Vertex AI today.
Galaxy A57: Longest Android Support Ever, Still Packed with Stagnant Cameras
Samsung’s April 10 launch for the Galaxy A57 5G and A37 5G touts six years of updates and new AI features. The spec sheet still lists an 8 MP ultra-wide.
TP-Link Patches Archer NX Auth Bypass, Still Faces Security Lawsuit
A missing authentication check in TP-Link’s Archer NX series allows unprivileged attackers to upload firmware. The update lands as the company defends a Texas lawsuit alleging deceptive security claims.
Firefox 149 Adds 50GB Browser VPN, Same Old Limits
Firefox 149’s built-in VPN hands Mozilla-account holders 50 GB of proxy traffic a month—no system-wide cover, no global rollout, and a five-site whitelist to keep usage down.
Barclays Bets on Tech Boom, Hikes S&P 500 Target to 7,650 as Oil Jumps on Middle East Risk
Barclays lifts S&P 500 target to 7,650 on tech-led EPS strength, shrugging off oil-driven macro risks.
EPA Reopens Mercury Loophole: Coal Plants May Emit More Neurotoxin Into U.S. Air
EPA rollback lets coal plants emit more mercury, a neurotoxin with no safe level.
Sora’s Consent Checkbox: How OpenAI Makes You Swear Before You Deep-Fake Your Coworker
OpenAI’s Sora now forces marketers to swear they have consent before deep-faking coworkers, with revocable likeness controls and visible watermarks.
NVIDIA Just Open-Sourced the Keys to Your GPU Kingdom
NVIDIA handed control of its GPU scheduling software to an open-source foundation at KubeCon Europe. Eight companies including AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft are contributing. The tools are free and available today.
Google’s Android Bench flunks most AI coders - Gemini 3.1 Pro barely passes
Google’s Android Bench ranks LLMs on real-world Android tasks; top model scores 72 %, exposing a 56-point gap.