Amazon Nova Act: AI agent for browser control presented
On Monday, Amazon announced Nova Act, a universal AI agent for browser control for simple tasks. At the same time, the company is releasing the Nova Act SDK for developers.
On Monday, Amazon announced Nova Act, a universal AI agent for browser control for simple tasks. At the same time, the company is releasing the Nova Act SDK for developers.
Massive data leak at Samsung Germany: around 270,000 customer service tickets were apparently posted on the Internet by a hacker using the pseudonym "GHNA". The incident could probably have been prevented with basic security measures.
The short message service X (formerly Twitter) once again recorded significant outages on March 30, 2025. According to the incident reporting portal DownDetector, several hundred thousands were received from affected users.
The Twitter successor X is also losing its formal independence in Elon Musk's empire. The platform will become part of his AI company xAI - and is likely to provide a lot of training material for the software.
Among other things, generative AI and greater network security are being promoted. A digital earth model is also being expanded in order to simulate extreme weather events even more accurately.
US President Donald Trump is serious about car tariffs. How could Europe defend itself against this? The German Foreign Minister sees a possibility with software updates for cell phones.
For years, Google refused to make artificial intelligence available for military purposes. Following a change in policy, it is now cooperating with a defense giant.
The virtualization specialist VMware has taken legal action against the American business units of the German technology group Siemens. The core allegation: the use of improperly licensed software.
OpenAI is equipping its chatbot ChatGPT with new image processing functions and expanding its ability to create visualizations with readable text elements. The innovations are intended to increase the attractiveness of the AI tool for both business and private users.
Google has released a critical security patch for its Chrome browser after Kaspersky discovered a serious zero-day security vulnerability.