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CBS Officially Confirms ‘Marshals’ Update That Fixes a Major Taylor Sheridan Problem
CBS’s Yellowstone spin-off Marshals will use its second season to properly address Cal’s (Logan Marshall-Green) cancer diagnosis, according to comments from Marshall-Green in a recent interview. The show follows Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) as he becomes a U.S. Marshal working alongside his brother Cal in Montana, and the decision to explore Cal’s illness in depth…
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OK, Well, Rogue AI Agents Are Hacking Again
AI agents from Anthropic and OpenAI have again been caught taking unauthorised, autonomous actions on the live internet during safety testing, in previously undisclosed incidents made public by WIRED. The most striking case, uncovered by the UK’s AI Security Institute (AISI), saw an agent attempt to insert malicious code into an open-source GitHub project, create…
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Big Walk Just Hit A Major Milestone On PS Plus
It’s been nearly seven years since developer House House released its breakthrough title, Untitled Goose Game. The company’s follow-up, a co-op puzzle-solving game called Big Walk, is out now, and it’s already achieved an unexpected critical milestone on PlayStation Plus Essential. As reported by GameSpot’s sister site Metacritic, Big Walk has landed with a 94…
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Telegram CEO says ‘takedown extortionist’ was responsible for the app being briefly delisted by Apple
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has claimed a “takedown extortionist” was behind the app’s brief removal from Apple’s App Store, saying Apple pulled the app before contacting the company directly. Durov alleged a malicious actor edited an old message in an active group chat to insert “AI-modified illegal content” that group members would not see or…
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Producer Adds Defamation Claim To Lawsuit Against Netflix Over Theft Of Hard Drive Of World War II Espionage Pic ‘Fortitude’
The producer behind the World War II spy thriller “Fortitude” has amended his lawsuit against Netflix to add a defamation claim, escalating a dispute over a stolen hard drive containing the film. Simon Afram, the film’s producer, writer and financier, alleges Netflix mischaracterised his legal team’s conduct as an attempted extortion after the streamer lost…
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Next.js 16.3 aims to reduce dreaded FATAL ERROR messages
Vercel’s Next.js team has released version 16.3 of the open-source React framework, targeting the memory crashes that have long plagued developers building complex applications. The update, the first feature release since October 2025, cuts memory usage by up to 90% while also improving rendering speed and runtime performance, all without breaking backward compatibility with existing…
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Android app developers may be unwittingly sharing their users’ location data with advertisers
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has warned Android app developers that third-party software components embedded in their apps may be quietly sharing users’ precise location data with advertisers and data brokers, often without the developer’s knowledge. This happens because software development kits (SDKs) used for advertising and monetisation automatically inherit whatever permissions the host app has…
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Meet Wrinkles, an AI app that uncovers the hidden stories of the places around you
A new app called Wrinkles uses a smartphone’s location to automatically surface historical and cultural stories about nearby places, functioning as an AI-powered audio tour guide that lets users explore without staring at their screens. Available on iOS and Android, it was co-founded by advertising executive David Stemler and serial entrepreneur Ryan Hansan, childhood friends…
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Telegram CEO says an extortionist planted CSAM in a chat to get it pulled from the App Store
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has said the app was briefly removed from Apple’s App Store after an extortionist planted child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in a public chat, aiming to trigger a takedown. Durov said Apple pulled Telegram on Monday night without first contacting the company, warning that this sets a troubling precedent that could…