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Underwater Threats: How Internet Submarine Cables Are Under Attack.

Submarine cables, essential in the global telecommunications infrastructure, enable the transmission of 99% of international data. They are long stretches of wires that connect and sustain the modern economy. Recently, acts of sabotage against these cables have raised concerns due to the risks to internet security and stability. Motivated by strategic, political, or economic reasons, such attacks can disrupt global connectivity, affecting businesses, governments, and individuals. Repairing damaged cables is complex and costly. To mitigate future attacks, operators are enhancing security with new technologies and monitoring strategies, emphasizing the need for international cooperation. Understanding the vulnerability of cables is crucial to strengthening network resilience and preventing future risks.

OpenAI prepares to launch GPT-4.1 and new AI models: what to expect?

Recently, exciting news has emerged in the world of artificial intelligence: OpenAI may launch GPT-4.1 and new advanced models next week. This update promises significant improvements and new features to GPT. GPT-4.1 is expected to refine the capabilities of the previous model, advancing in accuracy, comprehension, processing speed, and security. In the AI sector, an impact is expected in areas such as human-computer interaction, translators, writing tools, and business innovation. The launch could result in more natural interactions, improvements in automatic translation, and automation of complex tasks. If the launch occurs, it will mark a significant advancement in the evolution of AI. Stay tuned for more news and get ready to explore the new capabilities this model can offer. Follow my blog for more updates and analyses on technological advances.

ChatGPT Doll: How to Create Your Version and Dive into the New AI Trend Inspired by Studio Ghibli

The revolution of artificial intelligence keeps surprising us, and the latest trend making waves is the ChatGPT Doll, a charming fusion of advanced technology and the magical aesthetics of Studio Ghibli. In this post, we will explore how this innovative concept is transforming the world of collectibles and, most importantly, we will show in detail how to create your own version of the doll on ChatGPT!

Linus Torvalds criticizes problematic component in Linux 6.15

Linus Torvalds, creator of Linux, expressed discontent with the hdrtest component in the pre-release of Linux 6.15. The hdrtest, designed to check kernel code headers, automatically activates the allmodconfig setting, used for comprehensive testing. According to Torvalds, this makes the build time-consuming and produces unwanted files. He harshly criticized the intrusive execution of hdrtest and marked it as "BROKEN," disabling it until fixes are made. His decision may expedite the overhaul or removal of hdrtest, reflecting the ongoing pursuit of optimizations in Linux. Although incisive, Torvalds aims to keep Linux efficient, and it is up to those responsible for hdrtest to correct the issues and ensure the desired functionality without compromising the developers' build experience.

The Era of Technological Convergence: Quantum Reality, Metaverse, and Digital Sustainability

Technology is advancing rapidly, transforming global interactions. The convergence of quantum computing, the metaverse, and digital sustainability promises a smarter and greener future. Quantum computing, now more accessible, revolutionizes the resolution of complex problems and tackles challenges such as qubit stability. The metaverse redefines the digital experience with collaborative virtual environments, virtual economies, and integration with augmented reality and artificial intelligence. Digital sustainability focuses on environmental efficiency, promoting green data centers, eco-design of hardware, and circular economy. The synergy of these areas opens new opportunities for business, education, and digital inclusion, redefining human-machine interaction for a smarter and safer future.

Menaces sous-marines : comment les câbles sous-marins Internet sont attaqués.

On March 13, 2025, Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) continues to transform our lives, with algorithms that create new content from analyzed data, including text, images, and music. GAI already impacts areas such as content creation, design, and education, facilitating, for example, the writing of articles and the development of personalized teaching materials. However, ethical and technical challenges arise, such as issues regarding data transparency and privacy, as well as impacts on the job market. GAI offers opportunities for innovation and requires continuous adaptation. The key is to balance innovation with ethical responsibility, for both professionals and enthusiasts, turning challenges into opportunities in the era of collaboration between humans and machines.

Web Summit Rio 2024

What to expect from the largest technology event in the world in Brazil?