Google I/O 2025: How to watch all the AI and Android reveals

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Google is gearing up to hold its largest developer conference of the year, Google I/O 2025, on May 20 and May 21. Here's how to watch.

Google is gearing up to hold its largest developer conference of the year, Google I/O 2025, on May 20 and May 21. CEO Sundar Pichai, DeepMind CEO and co-founder Demis Hassabis, and executives in charge of Search, Cloud, and Android will announce major updates to Google’s product offerings.

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Google is gearing up to hold its largest developer conference of the year, Google I/O 2025, on May 20 and May 21. CEO Sundar Pichai, DeepMind CEO a...

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Chinese mathematicians solve the 65-year-old Kervaire invariant problem

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Chinese mathematicians solve the 65-year-old Kervaire invariant problem

A Chinese team has solved a decades-old mystery that stumped the mathematical world – by resolving the ‘doomsday hypothesis’.

A Chinese team has solved a decades-old mystery that stumped the mathematical world – by resolving the ‘doomsday hypothesis’ originally posted at

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Your Brain and Body Literally Sync to Music

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Your Brain and Body Literally Sync to Music - Neuroscience News

A new international study supports Neural Resonance Theory (NRT), which suggests that music perception and enjoyment arise from natural brain and b...

A new international study supports Neural Resonance Theory (NRT), which suggests that music perception and enjoyment arise from natural brain and body oscillations that sync with rhythm, melody, and harmony. Unlike prediction-based models, NRT proposes that our brains physically resonate with music, shaping timing, pleasure, and the instinct to move. This resonance is thought to occur across various brain and body regions, from auditory pathways to the spinal cord. The findings have broad implications for therapies, education, AI music generation, and understanding how music connects people globally. originally posted at

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A new international study supports Neural Resonance Theory (NRT), which suggests that music perception and enjoyment arise from natural brain and b...

Hackers Exploited 17-year-old Vulnerability to Weaponize Word Documents

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Hackers Exploited 17-year-old Vulnerability to Weaponize Word Documents

A sophisticated phishing campaign that uses weaponized Microsoft Word documents to deliver information-stealing malware to unsuspecting Windows users.

Security researchers at Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs have uncovered a sophisticated phishing campaign that uses weaponized Microsoft Word documents to deliver information-stealing malware to unsuspecting Windows users. The attack exploits a well-known vulnerability to deploy FormBook, a dangerous malware variant designed to harvest sensitive user credentials and data. originally posted at

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Hackers Exploited 17-year-old Vulnerability to Weaponize Word Documents \ stacker news

Security researchers at Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs have uncovered a sophisticated phishing campaign that uses weaponized Microsoft Word documents...