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Google Forms got a taste of AI-powered magic earlier this summer, with new features that helped make creating surveys a bit easier. Now, Google is doubling down and bringing even more AI goodness to Forms, helping users build surveys faster and smarter than ever. Here’s what’s new: once you’ve made a survey and typed in at least two questions, Google’s Gemini AI will pitch in by suggesting additional questions and answer choices. You’ll see a handy new button right below your existing questions—click it, and Gemini will whip up two to four new questions that fit the theme and flow…

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Prompt injection is a sneaky technique used to trick AI systems that rely on text prompts into performing actions they weren’t supposed to do. If you remember the early days of language models, users would fool chatbots or spam filters by telling them to “ignore previous instructions” and switch gears completely—classic prompt injection. But what seemed like a prank back then now reveals serious security risks. At this year’s Black Hat conference, a group of researchers from Tel Aviv University showcased a chilling example of how prompt injection can have real-world consequences. By sending “poisoned” calendar invites through Google Calendar,…

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If you thought gaming monitors couldn’t get any faster, LG is here to prove otherwise — with a new 27-inch OLED display capable of reaching a mind-blowing 720Hz refresh rate. That kind of speed can be a game-changer for competitive gamers chasing every millisecond of advantage. But the trade-off is clear: hitting 720Hz requires dropping the resolution to 1080p instead of the panel’s native 2560×1440. Still, at its native QHD resolution, this OLED monitor manages an impressive 540Hz, which outpaces the current market standard for 27-inch OLED gaming panels by a significant margin. LG’s new Dynamic Frequency & Resolution (DFR)…

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HBO Max is gearing up to follow Netflix’s lead and get tough on password sharers — and the days of “gentle reminders” are numbered. Warner Bros. Discovery streaming boss JB Perette told investors this week that the service’s soft-touch approach is about to be replaced with something “much more aggressive” by the end of 2025. He’s been hinting at this for months — most notably back in May — but now the language has shifted from vague warnings to a clear deadline. The company says it now has the tech to figure out exactly who’s a paying household member and…

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Microsoft keeps saying that Windows 10 is on borrowed time — support officially ends this October — but it also keeps finding ways to let people stay on it. The latest move? Making it far easier (and cheaper) for households to keep using Windows 10 for a couple more years. As Windows Central spotted, Microsoft quietly updated its Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for consumers: one signup now covers up to ten devices. That’s a big jump from what was assumed to be a one-PC license. If you’re the “IT person” for your whole family, this essentially buys everyone another…

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A day after adding open-source GPT models to its local AI stack, Microsoft has gone all-in on GPT-5 for Copilot — the same model now powering ChatGPT. As of Thursday, if you head over to copilot.microsoft.com and flip the drop-down toggle, you can try it out yourself. GPT-5 is the biggest leap yet from OpenAI. It’s not just faster or “smarter” in the vague sense — it comes with a built-in “router” system that decides how to answer you based on how tricky the request is. Simple ask? It answers in seconds. Complex coding or reasoning challenge? It slows down,…

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No one is immune to mistakes, even the top security experts. Just ask Troy Hunt, the creator of HaveIBeenPwned, who recently got phished while trying to log into his Mailchimp account. Hunt’s story is a perfect example of how even those most aware of cybersecurity threats can fall victim—especially when tired and distracted. The phishing attack started with an email that tried to make Hunt panic by creating a false sense of urgency. Although Hunt noticed red flags—the fake sender, the unusual tone, and the fact that his password manager didn’t auto-fill on the site—it wasn’t enough to stop the…

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Intel has just released a fresh graphics driver update, version 32.0.101.6987, promising smoother performance and better battery life for a wide range of Intel GPUs, including the Arc series. Independent tests from Windows Latest show that many users may experience a 5-6% increase in frame rates, meaning animations will feel snappier and games will run more smoothly. A handy new feature called “Shared GPU Memory Override” lets you adjust how much of your PC’s system memory your integrated Intel Arc GPU can use. This is great if you want to fine-tune performance or free up memory depending on your tasks,…

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Windows 11 Will Finally Let You Skip That Annoying Post-Setup Screen in One Click If you’ve ever installed or reset Windows 11, you’ve probably run into SCOOBE — short for “Second Chance Out-of-Box Experience.” It’s the set of extra setup screens that pop up after you think you’re finally done, asking about everything from recommended settings to optional features you might want to turn on. The idea is well-meaning: Microsoft wants to give you another opportunity to tweak your PC before you land on the desktop. But in reality, SCOOBE often feels like déjà vu, with multiple prompts that slow…

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Next-Gen Gaming on the Go: Lenovo Legion 5i With RTX 5060, OLED Screen, and 32GB RAM Drops to $1,500 B&H Photo has an aggressive deal for gamers and creators alike: the Lenovo Legion 5i, one of the first laptops to feature Nvidia’s new RTX 5060 GPU, is now just $1,500. With hardware that pushes into enthusiast territory, this Legion model is designed to handle current and future PC games while also excelling at content creation and productivity tasks. At its heart is Intel’s Core Ultra 7 255HX CPU, part of the latest Intel lineup with built-in AI processing enhancements. Backed…

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