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Windows 11 Reaches 1 Billion Users Amidst Mixed Reception
Windows 11 has reached a significant milestone, surpassing 1 billion users, according to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella during the company's most recent earnings call. Despite this widespread adoption, the operating system has faced criticism from some tech enthusiasts.
Complaints about Windows 11 have been prevalent online, with some users switching to Linux or publishing guides to address perceived annoyances, Ars Technica reported. The negativity hasn't stopped the OS from becoming the most widely used operating system on desktop and laptop computers globally, as many users prefer to stick with familiar technology.
Google's Project Genie Opens AI World Creation to Subscribers
Google has made its AI world model, Project Genie, more widely available, though only to those paying for Google's most expensive AI subscription, Ars Technica reported. Project Genie, formerly known as Genie 3, allows users to create interactive worlds from a simple text prompt or photo.
Last year, Google showcased Genie 3, which boasts impressive long-term memory. These "world models" generate dynamic environments that respond to user input, creating a simulated experience. While not technically 3D, the AI generates a video that allows users to explore the simulation as if it were real.
Documentary 'Melania' Sees Sold-Out Screenings in Select Locations
The documentary "Melania," about former First Lady Melania Trump, had its general release on Friday. While many theaters still had available seats, WIRED reported that two locations, the AMC Classic Indian River 24 in Vero Beach, Florida, and the AMC Independence Commons 20 in Independence, Missouri, showed sold-out opening day screenings.
The film was produced by Amazon MGM Studios and directed by Brett Ratner, known for the "Rush Hour" series. Ratner has faced allegations of sexual misconduct, which he has previously denied, WIRED noted.
AI Assistant Moltbot Targeted by Infostealers After Rebrand
The AI assistant Moltbot, formerly known as Clawdbot, has become a target for commodity infostealers, VentureBeat reported. Security researchers validated architectural flaws in Clawdbot's MCP implementation, including the lack of mandatory authentication, susceptibility to prompt injection, and granting shell access by design.
RedLine, Lumma, and Vidar added the AI agent to their target lists before many security teams were even aware it was running in their environments. Shruti Gandhi, a general partner at Array VC, reported 7,922 attack attempts on her firm's Clawdbot instance. The project rebranded from Clawdbot to Moltbot on January 27 after Anthropic issued a trademark request due to the similarity to "Claude," according to VentureBeat.
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