by alex | Jun 17, 2025 | newsletter
Meta’s new AI app is under fire after users unknowingly shared private chats, including legal queries, personal data and audio clips, on the public web. The issue lies with a “share” button that appears after each chatbot response. Users can post content without...
by alex | Jun 17, 2025 | newsletter
Electric roads that wirelessly charge vehicles as they drive are now moving beyond demonstration and into real-world use, offering a glimpse of a transport future with fewer cables, faster charging, and lighter electric vehicles. Global Trials Are Shaping the Next...
by alex | Jun 17, 2025 | newsletter
ChatGPT’s ‘Projects’ make life a lot more organised, when it comes using their platform. Doubtless with this in mind, OpenAI have added four powerful new features which we explore in this episode. [Note – To Watch This Video without...
by alex | Jun 17, 2025 | newsletter
Need to send a sensitive email that shouldn’t stick around or be shared? Gmail’s Confidential Mode lets your message self-destruct after a set time, blocks forwarding, copying, downloading and printing, and adds optional passcode protection. How to: – In Gmail, click...
by alex | Jun 10, 2025 | newsletter
ChatGPT now includes meeting recording, cloud integration and deep research tools, marking its biggest push yet into everyday business workflows. Featured For Everyday Business Use With over 3 million enterprise-focused customers now using ChatGPT (up from 2 million...
by alex | Jun 10, 2025 | newsletter
Microsoft is warning users that saved passwords will soon be deleted from its Authenticator app, as it phases out the feature in favour of Edge and passkeys. Major Changes Coming to Microsoft Authenticator Millions of Microsoft users are being urged to take action...
