What happens to the brain of people who watch a lot of television?

Spending too many hours watching television during middle age may be associated with brain changes related to Alzheimer’s. The discovery comes from research that followed 1,712 adults for approximately 24 years. The work also revealed that a sedentary lifestyle should not be analyzed only by the time a person spends sitting. The activity carried out […]

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Apple is testing a new way of accessing Writing Tools on the Mac

A hidden feature in the beta of macOS Golden Gate shows how Apple is testing ways to simplify and speed up Writing Tools in Siri AI. Although some users, including ones at AppleInsider, are finding that Writing Tools have vanished in macOS Golden Gate, typically they remain available whenever selected text is right-clicked. But Reddit […]

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From the Clinic to the Community: Advancing Healthcare Innovation

Healthcare has always been about people, from the researcher chasing a breakthrough, the student finding their path and the clinician at the bedside. Technology serves all of them quietly and reliably, and AI is now helping boost what is possible. Across the country, Dell Technologies is working with health systems, research enterprises, life sciences companies […]

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UK turns delayed wallet identification into a 14-year criminal risk for crypto firms

The UK’s designation of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps took effect on July 17, creating a new criminal exposure for UK-linked people and businesses that receive or retain value supplied by or on behalf of the group. Under the designation instrument, the IRGC became one of the first three bodies added to Schedule 6A of […]

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Apple ordered to remove 8 ‘nudify’ AI apps from the App Store

Apple has been accused of “aiding and abetting” the use of “nudify” AI apps on the iPhone, with San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu demanding they be removed from the App Store in a new cease-and-desist letter sent to the company. A Wired report notes that both Apple and Google have been told to prevent […]

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China found a $125 billion escape valve for an economy running out of momentum

China’s June trade numbers and second-quarter growth numbers looked strong if you look at them one at a time. However, when you put them together, they describe an economy with a very specific problem: factories are still finding buyers abroad, especially for higher-value industrial goods, while demand at home remains too weak to absorb what […]

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Who does technology fail to see? Facial recognition and the elderly

How important is accessibility when we talk about technology? For me, there is no advancement without inclusion. Recent data presented by the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) shows that the error rate of a facial recognition system can be 1% among people in their 20s and reach 5% among those aged […]

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Gboard could soon stop adding spaces when you don’t want them

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Google is preparing a Gboard setting that will let you disable automatic spaces after suggestions. Gboard currently adds a space automatically after you tap a suggested autocorrect word. We activated the option during our APK teardown, and it worked as expected in testing. Earlier today, we revealed that Google is […]

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