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MIT Researchers Develop a New Metric That Catches Overconfident AI Models Before They Hallucinate
A new uncertainty measurement technique from MIT combines self-consistency checks with cross-model disagreement to flag when LLMs generate confident but incorrect responses.
Minecraft Live 2026 Unveils Dungeons 2, a Real-World Theme Park, and Two Major Updates
Mojang's March 21 showcase announces Minecraft Dungeons 2 for fall 2026, a Minecraft World theme park at Chessington in 2027, plus the Tiny Takeover and Chaos Cubed updates.
An AI Agent Just Found Its First Critical CVE — XBOW Autonomously Discovers a 9.8-Severity Microsoft Vulnerability
XBOW, a fully autonomous AI penetration testing agent, independently discovered CVE-2026-21536, a critical RCE flaw in a Microsoft service — marking a milestone for AI-powered defense.
Radxa AICore DX-M1M Delivers 25 TOPS of Edge AI in an M.2 Module That Sips Just 3 Watts
Radxa and DEEPX release a tiny M.2 2242 AI accelerator with 25 TOPS INT8 performance at 3W, compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 and x86 hosts, starting at $85.
Bitcoin Takes Its First Step Toward Quantum Resistance as BIP-360 Goes Live on Testnet
BTQ Technologies deploys the first working BIP-360 implementation with quantum-resistant Dilithium signatures, attracting 50+ miners and 100+ cryptographers ahead of a federal deadline.
International Coalition Dismantles Four Record-Breaking IoT Botnets That Hijacked 3 Million Devices
The DOJ, Canadian, and German authorities take down Aisuru, Kimwolf, JackSkid, and Mossad botnets that powered 30+ Tbps DDoS attacks targeting hundreds of thousands of victims.
Microsoft Reshuffles Copilot AI Division — Suleyman Pivots to Model Building
Mustafa Suleyman shifts focus to next-gen AI model development as ex-Snap exec Jacob Andreou unifies consumer and enterprise Copilot under one roof.
Micron Posts Record $23.9B Revenue as AI Memory Demand Nearly Triples the Business
Micron's Q2 FY2026 revenue surges 196% year-over-year to $23.9B with 75% gross margins, driven by insatiable AI data center demand for HBM and server DRAM.
Xbox Game Pass March Wave 2 Delivers 11 Games Including Disco Elysium and RE7
Microsoft's second March wave adds South of Midnight, Disco Elysium, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and Resident Evil 7 to Game Pass through early April.
FTX Recovery Trust Prepares $2.2B Fourth Payout — Multiple Creditor Classes Hit 100%
The defunct exchange's March 31 distribution brings US customer and general unsecured claims to full recovery, with convenience class holders receiving 120% cumulative payouts.
DRAM Surge Pushes Raspberry Pi and Mini PC Prices to Parity — Used Hardware Becomes 2026's Best Homelab Strategy
A 171% DRAM price spike erases the Pi's cost advantage over Intel N100 mini PCs, with Jeff Geerling and homelab experts recommending used corporate hardware as the smart play.
Perseus Android Malware Evolves From Cerberus to Steal Financial Data From Notes Apps
Security researchers discover Perseus, a Cerberus descendant that monitors note-taking apps for passwords and financial details, distributed through fake IPTV streaming apps.
Steam Spring Sale 2026 Kicks Off Today With Up to 95% Off Thousands of Games
Valve's week-long Spring Sale runs March 19-26 with deep discounts on Manor Lords, Phasmophobia, Fallout: New Vegas, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and thousands more.
The Fed Holds Rates at 3.5% and Projects Just One Cut in 2026 — Powell Says Inflation Isn't Falling as Fast as Hoped
The FOMC keeps rates unchanged at 3.5-3.75% with a lone dissent favoring a cut, while Powell's cautious inflation remarks send markets lower by 0.7% across the board.
Crimson Desert Reviews Drop Ahead of Tomorrow's Launch — Pearl Abyss's $70 Open-World RPG Is the Biggest Release of Q1 2026
With worldwide release times confirmed for March 19 and PC review coverage now live, Crimson Desert positions itself as the most anticipated action RPG since Elden Ring's DLC.
Surgical Robots and Disney's Olaf Take the Stage at GTC 2026 — NVIDIA's Physical AI Push Goes From Factory to Operating Room
Johnson & Johnson MedTech, CMR Surgical, and Moon Surgical adopt NVIDIA's healthcare physical AI platform, while Disney's free-roaming Olaf robot steals the keynote spotlight.
GlassWorm Returns With a Second Wave — The Supply Chain Attack Expands From GitHub to npm Packages and VSCode Extensions
The invisible Unicode malware campaign that hit 151 Python repos has evolved, with security researchers detecting coordinated injections across npm, GitHub, and VSCode/OpenVSX extension marketplaces.
NVIDIA Open-Sources Cosmos World Models and Isaac GR00T N1 — Giving Robotics Developers a Free Physics Engine for AI
The Cosmos world foundation models and GR00T N1 humanoid robot model are now available on GitHub, enabling simulation-to-reality robotics development on Jetson edge hardware.
Bitcoin Slips Below $82K as Crypto Markets React to the Fed Hold — Powell's Inflation Caution Triggers a Risk-Asset Pullback
Bitcoin drops 2.8% and altcoins fall harder after the Fed projects only one rate cut in 2026, with traders recalibrating expectations for monetary easing that fueled Q1 crypto gains.
NVIDIA Previews DLSS 5 at GTC 2026 — Full Neural Rendering That Generates Entire Frames From Scratch
NVIDIA's next-gen upscaling technology moves beyond enhancement into full neural frame generation, promising a paradigm shift for real-time path-traced gaming on RTX hardware.
NVIDIA IGX Thor Hits General Availability — Bringing Real-Time Physical AI to Factory Floors and Industrial Edge
The industrial-grade edge AI platform delivers high-speed sensor processing with enterprise reliability and functional safety certifications for manufacturing and robotics deployments.
NVIDIA Ships the DGX Station GB300 — 748GB of Coherent Memory, 20 Petaflops, and Trillion-Parameter Models at Your Desk
The first DGX Station GB300 systems arrive with the Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip, while DGX Spark gains 4-unit clustering for desktop-scale AI data centers.
Five Automakers Are Building Level 4 Self-Driving Vehicles on NVIDIA Drive Hyperion — From Nissan to BYD
NVIDIA reveals that Nissan, BYD, Geely, Isuzu, and Hyundai are developing Level 4 autonomous vehicles using its Drive Hyperion platform, expanding AI chips beyond the data center.
The SEC Officially Classifies XRP, Solana, and Ether as Non-Security Crypto Assets — Ending Years of Regulatory Uncertainty
In a landmark interpretation of federal securities law, the SEC sorts crypto into securities and non-securities, giving Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, and Solana the same commodity-like legal status.