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Hackers are skilled computer users, but not all are bad! Some, like "white hats," help fix security flaws. Others, "black hats," steal data. There are even "grey hats" who find holes without bad intent, and "green hats" who are just learning. It's about their purpose, often shown by hat colours.
Microsoft is changing how GitHub Copilot is priced starting today, June 1, 2026. Instead of a fixed monthly fee, developers will now pay based on how much AI they use. Microsoft said, "It better aligns pricing with actual usage." This could mean surprise bills for coders who use AI a lot.
Apple's smart glasses are now expected by early 2027, aiming to shake up the huge $200 billion eyewear market. They want to do what they did with the Apple Watch, taking on all watchmakers, not just smart ones. This new product could be as big as their phones.
Infosys has its youngest workforce in 15 years, with employees aged 30 and below making up just over half. This shows a trend of aging staff, as "almost half of Infosys Ltd's 320,000 employees are now over 30 years old." Experts say global centers and fewer fresher hires are reasons why.
Students across Kerala will take a cyber safety pledge on Monday, June 1, as schools reopen. This is part of the 'Kid Glove project' by the Kerala Police Cyber Wing. They aim to teach kids about safe online habits, protection from threats, and fake news. Teachers and parents will also get training.
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is making waves online after a video showed him dancing with employees at a Taiwan event. People loved seeing the CEO let loose, with one user saying, "Jensen Huang is out there living his best life." This fun moment at the "Constellation All-Employee Celebration" got lots of positive reactions.
Ferrari's new electric car, the Luce, got a lot of hate, but Ferrari says there's demand. CEO Benedetto Vigna claims the Luce is "already getting orders." Like the Purosangue SUV, which was also disliked but became a success, Ferrari might not need everyone to like it, just enough buyers.
Black founders got the most money since 2022, with $643 million raised this year! But, it's mostly from a few big deals. Crunchbase's Gené Teare said, "access to networks, relationships, and early introductions" still holds many back. This funding is still small compared to the total.
Tech leaders are talking about "AI psychosis," a feeling that CEOs might be too into AI. Some people are worried about AI, like students booing it. Google is adding AI to search, but some users aren't happy. This could be a chance for new businesses.
Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath took a Gen Z slang quiz and only got one right! He struggled with terms like "rizz" and "simp," but managed to "clock it" correctly. This funny office moment shows the language gap between generations, with Kamath scoring 1 out of 4.
Sarvam AI dropped prices for its document tool, Sarvam Vision, because so many people started using it! They said, "we reworked parts of their serving stack" to handle more documents faster. This means it's now cheaper for everyone to turn old papers into digital files, especially with its support for all 22 Indian languages.
Hackers are tricking PC enthusiasts into downloading fake software, secretly installing crypto miners. Microsoft found scammers manipulating search results and even AI chatbots to push malicious links for popular tools. These miners target powerful PCs, waiting for idle times to mine. Microsoft advises using trusted sites or the Microsoft Store for downloads.