Your Boss Might Be Recording You / China Taps AI to Remake Kung Fu Films / Aflac Confirms Breach

Plus: New iPhone App From Adobe Helps You Shoot SLR-Like Photos

Not displaying correctly? View this newsletter online. TODAY'S TOP STORY Your Boss Might Be Recording You With This Up-and-Coming AI Gadget Over 1 million people have a Plaud device, which transcribes conversations and generates summaries you can share with coworkers (or HR). Here's how it might change your workplace. Read More IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PROTON VPN 70% Off Proton VPN With a 2-Year Plan PCMag Exclusive Offer: As low as $2.99 per month with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Get Deal THE TECH NEWS YOU NEED NOW Zoom Call With 'Execs' Turns Out to Be North Koreans Using AI Deepfakes Cybersecurity vendor Huntress says the malicious video-conferencing call was all a ruse to trick the victim into installing a fake Zoom extension that was actually macOS malware. Read More You Can't Hail a Waymo in NYC Yet, But Its Robotaxis Are Testing Here Anyway Alphabet-owned Waymo is also expanding in California, putting it leagues against competitors, including Tesla, which plans to launch a limited robotaxi service in Austin this weekend. Read More Reboot the Dragon: China Taps AI to Remake Kung Fu Films The project wants to use generative AI to remake 100 Chinese films, including Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury and Jet Li's Once Upon a Time in China. Read More Aflac Confirms Breach as Hackers Target US Insurance Providers Aflac says its IT teams prevented any malware from being installed, but it's possible the hackers accessed sensitive data on users. Is the 'Scattered Spider' cybercrime gang to blame? Read More No, Metroid Prime 4 Isn't Out Now, Despite What This Nintendo Switch 2 Ad Says In the UK, a billboard with the new Metroid game says it's 'out now,' confusing Nintendo fans.  Read More Fall for a Crypto Scam? The FBI Might Help You Get Your Money Back Federal investigators are moving to recover $225 million lost to cryptocurrency scams and refund the victims. Read More PCMAG PICKS How to Combine Multiple Photos on Your iPhone With This Simple Trick Apple's Shortcuts app lets me merge two or more iPhone photos into one shot with just a few taps, no third-party photo-editing apps needed. Here's how I did it. Read More MORE STORIES YOU'LL LIKE This New iPhone App From Adobe Helps You Shoot SLR-Like Photos Read More Meta Launches Its First Oakley Smart Glasses: Here's What They Can Do Read More AMD Confirms 9600X3D 6-Core Gaming CPU in Driver Release Read More Ukraine to Begin Testing Starlink As Alternative Transmission System for Texting Read More Noticed More Ads on Max? You're Not Imagining Things Read More We Want to Know What Your Favorite Tech Stores Are—and Why Read More OUR EDITORS' FAVORITE DEALS Noise Cancelled, Price Slashed: The Soundcore A40 Earbuds are Now $45 Read More Protect All of Your Devices With a Discounted, No-Subscription VPN Read More You are subscribed to PCMag What's New Now as: telekomunikasindonesia.budianduk@blogger.com. Unsubscribe |  Privacy Policy |  Terms of Service Unsubscribe link broken? Copy &paste this link to your browser: http://click.enews.pcmag.com/form?2ydgek--11p5i-l8sm4f30&sl=4ax&t=1&ac=g6xi PCMag 114 5th Avenue, 15th Fl. New York, NY, 10011