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- AI
How to Run a Chatbot Locally on Your Computer
Running a chatbot locally can improve control over data and costs, but the experience depends on choosing a realistic model, runtime and hardware setup.
- Science
Personalised mRNA Therapy Shows Promise in Melanoma
A personalised mRNA therapy combined with pembrolizumab has produced positive Phase 3 results in high-risk melanoma after surgery, but the magnitude of benefit and long-term survival data are still awaited.
- Gaming
GTA 6 Map Size Claims: What Is Actually Confirmed
Claims that Grand Theft Auto VI will be twice the size of Grand Theft Auto V and take about 80 hours to finish have drawn attention, but the available official evidence still leaves important questions unanswered.
- Security
Georgia Flock Case Exposes Police Surveillance Risks
An internal investigation in Alpharetta, Georgia, shows how a licence-plate reader system designed for public safety can be repurposed for personal surveillance when access controls and oversight fail.
- Science
Early-Life Sugar Restriction and Dementia Risk
A UK natural-experiment study links lower sugar exposure from pregnancy through early childhood with a lower recorded risk of dementia decades later, but it cannot establish that sugar restriction alone caused the difference.
- Business
Mortgage Rates Slip as Borrowers Weigh Refinance Costs
Mortgage and refinance rate averages moved lower for several major loan types on August 26, but the changes underline why borrowers should compare complete loan offers rather than act on a headline alone.
- AI
Teachers Face a Growing Threat From Sexual Deepfakes
Reports of students using generative AI to sexualise and impersonate educators show that deepfake abuse is becoming a workplace and safeguarding challenge for schools, not only a student-safety issue.
- Society
How Union Hours Banks Can Affect Medicare Deadlines
For older union members with banked health-benefit hours, the decisive Medicare date may be when the reserve is exhausted rather than the date a layoff occurs.
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How Union Hours Banks Can Affect Medicare Deadlines
For older union members with banked health-benefit hours, the decisive Medicare date may be when the reserve is exhausted rather than the date a layoff occurs.
Hardware
Leaked DLSS 5 Runs on RTX 30 GPUs, but Falters
Community patches have made a leaked NVIDIA DLSS 5 neural-rendering library run on RTX 30-series hardware, but early results show that technical compatibility is far from practical usability.
Gaming
GTA VI Launch Set to Avoid Microtransactions and Gen AI
Rockstar North’s reported confirmation that Grand Theft Auto VI’s campaign will launch without microtransactions or generative AI draws a clear line around the base game, while leaving its longer-term online business model unaddressed.
Gaming
Valve’s 12TB Steam Archive Leak: What It Really Shows
A reported 12TB archive of old Steam content has opened an unusual window on Valve’s development history, but it does not establish that a playable Half-Life 2: Episode Three build has surfaced.
Hardware
NVIDIA Driver Curbs RTX 50 Low-Level Power Tuning
NVIDIA’s newest GeForce driver appears to stop a third-party method of raising certain RTX 50-series electrical limits, while leaving normal board-approved overclocking controls in place.
Business
CFTC Settlement Puts Prediction-Market Integrity in Focus
A CFTC settlement with a former White House teleprompter operator has made market integrity a central issue for the expanding prediction-market sector.
Hardware
SK hynix Sees Memory Shortage Lasting Until 2030
SK hynix chief executive Kwak Noh-jung has forecast that the AI-driven memory supply crunch could persist through the end of 2030, underscoring how advanced packaging capacity has become as important as chip fabrication.
Society
Why a $40,000 Break-Even Bet Can Raise Taxes
A break-even gambling year can still increase a US taxpayer’s reported income in 2026, particularly when wagering losses are deductible only in part and Social Security benefits are involved.
