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SentinelOne wants to make sure the AI you’re adding to the business doesn’t quietly become the next breach. The security company says it’s launching a batch of new AI-focused features that cover two fast-growing problems: protecting AI agents and using AI to speed up day-to-day security work.

Table of Contents Toggle LG’s Innovative 120Hz Display Could Drastically Improve Laptop Battery Longevity In a world where battery life often dictates our laptop choices, LG Display is about to change the game. They’ve started mass production of a groundbreaking laptop panel that automatically reduces its refresh rate to 1Hz when idle. This innovation could lead to as much as a 48% boost in battery life.

Table of Contents Toggle OpenAI Advocates for Inclusion of AI Chatbots in Google’s Search Choices OpenAI is making headlines with its latest initiative to persuade the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The tech giant is advocating for AI chatbots with integrated search functionalities to be included in Google’s mandated default search engine choice screen on Chrome and Android devices.

Musical Beings, a startup founded by former Google and Waves Audio engineers, has launched a Kickstarter campaign for Tembo — a wooden magnetic drum machine, step sequencer, and sampler designed to make music creation accessible to literally anyone. The pitch is straightforward: Tembo looks like a board game, feels like a toy, and functions like a proper studio instrument.

Centr’s Inspire Series treadmills. (Image: Centr) Centr, the fitness brand better known for bundling workouts with a dash of celebrity wellness, just cleared a very specific hurdle for Europe: cybersecurity compliance. SGS says Centr’s Inspire Series T3, T4, T5 and T7 connected treadmills have been certified to the EN 18031 standard, which maps to the EU’s Radio Equipment Directive (RED) cybersecurity requirements.

Africonology (logo). Africa’s fintech scene has no shortage of ambition — or funding. The bigger problem, according to research and advisory firm Africonology, is that many of those shiny new products are still being forced through creaky, siloed legacy infrastructure.