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AI researchers trick chatbots into sharing how to make cocaine as long as they believe a user is wearing a green shirt — 'CoT Forgery' exploit spurs LLMs to divulge forbidden info by faking trusted chains of thought

AI researchers trick chatbots into sharing how to make cocaine as long as they believe a user is wearing a green shirt — 'CoT Forgery' exploit spurs LLMs to divulge forbidden info by faking trusted chains of thought

💡 Verdict: AI researchers have discovered a 'CoT Forgery' exploit that tricks chatbots into bypassing safety filters by faking trusted reasoning pathways. Check Price: Large Language Models ⚡ Quick Hits * The 'CoT Forgery' exploit successfully bypasses AI safety guardrails using fabricated reasoning. * Chatbots were tricked into revealing forbidden

AMD confirms low-power CPU cores in Linux kernel patch — Zen 6 chips could follow in Intel's footsteps with new core type for background tasks

AMD confirms low-power CPU cores in Linux kernel patch — Zen 6 chips could follow in Intel's footsteps with new core type for background tasks

💡 Verdict: AMD is preparing to introduce dedicated low-power CPU cores for background tasks in its upcoming Zen 6 processors, adopting a hybrid architecture similar to Intel's Efficiency cores. Check Price: AMD Zen 6 ⚡ Quick Hits * AMD's development of new low-power CPU cores was confirmed

xTool says its 01 Omni Printer can ‘print it all’ — firm steps into the world of UV printing for output on 'all surfaces' at up to 5mm thick

xTool says its 01 Omni Printer can ‘print it all’ — firm steps into the world of UV printing for output on 'all surfaces' at up to 5mm thick

💡 Verdict: xTool has entered the UV printing space with the 01 Omni Printer, a versatile machine promising to print on virtually any surface up to 5mm thick. Check Price: 01 Omni Printer ⚡ Quick Hits * Marks xTool's ambitious entry into the UV printing market. * Claims the ability to print

Meta releases version two of its brain-computer interface that can turn thoughts into keypresses — non-invasive magnetoencephalography scanner can measure changes in brain activity

Meta releases version two of its brain-computer interface that can turn thoughts into keypresses — non-invasive magnetoencephalography scanner can measure changes in brain activity

💡 Verdict: Meta has unveiled the second version of its non-invasive brain-computer interface, using magnetoencephalography scanning to directly translate thoughts into digital keypresses. Check Price: Meta BCI v2 ⚡ Quick Hits * Completely non-invasive design requires no surgical implants. * Translates changes in human brain activity directly into computer keypresses. * Utilizes

Designer turns discontinued E-Ink dev board into a 60Hz Game Boy handheld — dual-core chip runs at 100% to power handheld, 960x540 display employs ultra-low-cost ESP32-S3 microcontroller

Designer turns discontinued E-Ink dev board into a 60Hz Game Boy handheld — dual-core chip runs at 100% to power handheld, 960x540 display employs ultra-low-cost ESP32-S3 microcontroller

💡 Verdict: Check out this gear. Check Price: See Deal ⚡ Quick Hits ** * Repurposed a discontinued E-Ink development board into a custom retro handheld. * Achieves a remarkably smooth 60Hz refresh rate on a 960x540 resolution display. * Utilizes a highly affordable ESP32-S3 dual-core microcontroller that runs at 100% utilization to

CUDA emulator for AMD GPUs Zluda loses funding with v6 release — embattled project goes back to hobby status but now includes 32-bit PhysX support

CUDA emulator for AMD GPUs Zluda loses funding with v6 release — embattled project goes back to hobby status but now includes 32-bit PhysX support

💡 Verdict: The CUDA emulator for AMD GPUs, Zluda, has released version 6 but lost its financial backing, reverting to a hobbyist project despite introducing new 32-bit PhysX support. Check Price: Zluda v6 ⚡ Quick Hits * Funding Pulled: Zluda has officially lost its financial backing and is reverting to a community

AMD EXPO ULL RAM drops at jaw-dropping $1,099 despite promises of it being 'effectively the same price' — DDR5-6000 C26 32GB kit sports 80% ULL tax

AMD EXPO ULL RAM drops at jaw-dropping $1,099 despite promises of it being 'effectively the same price' — DDR5-6000 C26 32GB kit sports 80% ULL tax

💡 Verdict: Despite prior promises of price parity, the newly released AMD EXPO ULL DDR5-6000 C26 32GB RAM kit has shocked the PC building community with an exorbitant $1,099 price tag. Check Price: DDR5-6000 C26 ⚡ Quick Hits * The highly anticipated AMD EXPO ULL (Ultra Low Latency) RAM has