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A University of Virginia professor conducted a semester-long experiment, allowing students to use ChatGPT for writing assignments while challenging them to decide if AI could replace human instruction. The results reveal surprising insights about AI's limitations in fostering creativity, the ethics of 'Centaur' collaboration, and why 68 out of 72 students ultimately voted to keep their professor.

The Tea app data breach has intensified dramatically, with threat actors leaking verified user IDs and selfies, followed by the discovery of a second database exposing 1.1 million private messages. This catastrophic failure in cloud storage security and data retention policies has turned a women's safety platform into a weapon against its users.

Meta's Reality Labs has unveiled a breakthrough non-invasive wristband that interprets electrical neuromuscular signals to control devices through thought and intent. This technology could revolutionize VR interaction, accessibility, and hands-free computing by translating subtle muscle activations into digital commands. Early tests suggest it enables gesture recognition, handwriting, and navigation without physical controllers.

Tired of precarious monitor balancing and keyboard juggling on your server rack? The GL.iNet Comet KVM replaces physical peripherals with Ethernet-based remote access, offering a streamlined solution for home labs and NVR setups. This compact device delivers BIOS-level control via a responsive web interface, tackling one of infrastructure management's most persistent annoyances.

Form's latest augmented reality swim goggles combine Gorilla Glass 3 durability with AI-powered performance analytics, delivering real-time coaching that helped one swimmer shave seconds off lap times. The premium Smart Swim 2 Pro represents a significant leap in wearable tech for aquatic athletes.

AI has evolved from goldfish-like memory constraints to elephant-scale context windows, yet faces new challenges with 'context rot' in lengthy interactions. The emergence of multimodal systems now enables AI to see, hear, and interpret real-world situations, fundamentally transforming how we collaborate with machines.