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Rai rises to the top, eclipses stars for PGA title...
While recent SKIMNEWS coverage has focused on tight U.S. energy supplies, delayed Indian gender‑quota reforms, and Australia's naval expansion, the latest story shifts to sport: English‑born Aaron Rai
Linus Torvalds Says AI Bug Flood Overwhelms Linux List
Linus Torvalds warns that the surge of AI‑generated bug reports is flooding the Linux security mailing list, making it nearly unmanageable and forcing developers to sift through duplicate noise, promp
Decart Raises $300M, Valuation Near $4B
Decart, a startup that delivers real‑time generative video and GPU optimization, secured $300 million in fresh funding, lifting its valuation to nearly $4 billion. The capital influx underscores a bro
Jury Rejects Musk's Lawsuit Against OpenAI and Altman
A federal jury unanimously rejected Elon Musk's claims against Sam Altman and OpenAI after less than two hours of deliberations, ruling the claims were filed outside the statute of limitations.
South Korea’s LetinAR is building optics behind AI glasses
South Korea’s LetinAR, backed by LG Electronics, has raised $18.5 M to mass‑produce its ultra‑thin PinTILT lens, a key component for AI‑enabled smart glasses. The move comes as global AI‑glasses shipm
Eric Schmidt Booed at Arizona Commencement Over AI
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was repeatedly booed while urging the University of Arizona’s 2026 graduating class to shape AI’s future, a stark sign of growing skepticism toward tech leaders’ narrati
Schmidt Booed at Arizona Commencement Over AI
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was loudly booed by University of Arizona graduates during his 2026 commencement address when discussing fears over AI and automation's impact on jobs, drawing massive n
Normie Uses AI Coding to Tackle Admin Sludge
After a dog accident left his mother with a broken tibia, a self‑described “normie” decides to try coding for the first time, drawn by the promise of AI‑driven “vibe coding” that lets non‑programmers
Pwn2Own Berlin 2026: participants earned a total of ~$1.3M for 47 vulnerabilities, with successful exploits of AI products like Codex, Cursor, and LM Studio (Eduard Kovacs/SecurityWeek)
The 2026 Pwn2Own Berlin competition handed out roughly $1.3 million for 47 discovered flaws, including first‑time exploits of AI tools like Codex, Cursor, and LM Studio. Nvidia’s hardware and software
Jury Rejects Musk's Claims Against OpenAI, Altman
A federal jury unanimously rejected Elon Musk's claims against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman after less than two hours of deliberations, with the judge separately dismissing two additional claims as time-barr
Apple's iOS 27 Siri to Auto‑Delete Chats, Add Genmoji
Apple is set to roll out a revamped Siri app for iOS 27 that will auto‑delete chat histories and add new Genmoji suggestions, though it may launch as a beta after a two‑year delay.
The Mythos Threat, Delhivery’s Q4 Snapshot & More
Inc42 rolls out three intensive startup programs—D2CX, ManagementX, and D2CX Foundations—targeting D2C founders and aspiring leaders with hands‑on training, expert mentorship, and growth‑focused curri
Grafana Labs Refuses Ransom After GitHub Token Breach
Grafana Labs disclosed that an unauthorized party accessed its GitHub codebase via a compromised token, demanded a ransom, and that the company refused to pay while confirming no customer data was exp
Apple to Launch Standalone Siri App with Auto‑Delete
Apple is set to unveil a standalone Siri app at WWDC, powered by Google’s Gemini AI and featuring a ChatGPT‑style chatbot. The rollout emphasizes privacy, offering auto‑delete options for conversation
Musk-OpenAI Trial Highlights Trust Issues
The Elon Musk‑OpenAI lawsuit has entered its closing‑argument phase, leaving jurors to decide if the company’s shift toward a more‑for‑profit model breached any law. TechCrunch’s Equity podcast framed
Apple's iOS 27 Siri to Add Chat Autodelete Options
Apple's revamped, more chatbot-like Siri, debuting in iOS 27, will let users autodelete chat histories at intervals of 30 days, one year, or forever, as Apple leans on privacy to differentiate its lag
GM Cuts 600 IT Jobs, Hires AI Talent as Auto Shifts
AI is reshaping the automotive workforce, prompting giants like GM to cut hundreds of traditional IT roles while hunting for AI‑native talent. Meanwhile, industry rivals are slashing tens of thousands
Google unveils Googlebook AI laptop with Gemini
Google introduced the Googlebook, an AI‑focused laptop that fuses Android, ChromeOS and Gemini, sparking debate over its distinct value in a market already dominated by powerful smartphones and existi
Samsung Builds HBM Chips for Phones via New Packaging
Samsung is engineering high‑bandwidth memory chips for smartphones and tablets, employing ultra‑high aspect‑ratio copper pillars and fan‑out wafer‑level packaging to overcome size and power limits and
Amazon Stops Supporting Pre-2013 Kindles Today. Some Owners Turn to Jailbreaking - Slashdot
Amazon announced today that it will cease all software support for Kindle devices released before 2013, ending firmware updates and Kindle Store access. The move sparked a wave of DIY jailbreaks, with
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