The newest stories from Ezetimes, updated as they publish.
In a BBC interview, Microsoft’s president called for global AI rules, incident reports and an “emergency brake.” His stance differs from President Trump’s preference for self-regulation.
Bose’s first wired earbuds in over a decade pair active noise cancellation with a USB-C plug and no battery. They cost $99 and ship October 15.
A joint FBI and Secret Service advisory says FortiBleed attackers are still taking over Fortinet FortiGate devices with stolen logins and removing the real administrators.
Google has begun rolling out Gemini 4 Argon, which it pitches at long, complex work such as coding, finance, legal and security tasks. Reports differ on the exact launch day.
Cornell researchers traced the condition in two brothers, Gary and Shaggy, to two altered copies of the FBN1 gene. The variant only partly disabled the gene, which may explain why they survived to adulthood.
Four artists are on view at MIMA until March, with the winner due on 10 December. The shortlist drew sharp criticism from some British newspapers when it was announced.
Customers of the UK retailer got a rogue “ASOS HACKED” notification on 6 October. The company says names and contact details were taken after an employee was tricked.
Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson says she cannot form a government a month after the election. Parliament will still vote on her on Thursday.
Microsoft’s 13-inch Surface Pro is arriving this month. The first independent reviews point to a large jump in performance and battery efficiency.
The dating app, once valued at $14 billion, will go private under Ithaca Holdings at $6.05 a share. Its stock jumped 56% on Tuesday.
Researchers surveying seamounts off Costa Rica found a yellow, tree-like coral unlike any known group. They named a new species, genus and family for it.
Beats’ new $349.99 over-ear headphones are built for gym and commute. Reviewers praise comfort and flexibility, but note middling noise cancelling and no cable option.