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A lawsuit filed by George Carlin’s manager will still move forward.

Multiple vulnerabilities in a widely used open-source implementation of the UEFI specification allow attackers to introduce malware operating at the firmware level.

The most notable stories our community came across in the past seven days.

Site gave ChatGPT 3 stars and 48% privacy score: "Best used for creativity, not facts."

The podcasters responsible still face a copyright infringement lawsuit from the late comedian's estate.

Multiple vulnerabilities in a widely used open-source implementation of the UEFI specification allow attackers to introduce malware operating at the firmware level.

It's not just SAG-AFTRA calling for laws to change in the wake of the rapid spread of AI imagery from generator models and programs.

Children of the Nile is a unique gem of a city-building game, unparalleled in both grandeur and attention to detail. As Pharaoh of ancient Egypt, you build glorious cities and massive pyramids, to create a civilization that will live through the ages...

'George Carlin: I’m Glad I’m Dead,' an hour-long video supposedly written, voiced and illustrated by an AI model trained on decades of Carlin’s comedy routines, constituted copyright infringement.

Until problems with Orion are fixed, NASA will not launch Artemis II.