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    US Voters Across Political Lines Turn Against Tech Billionaires●US voters of all political persuasions loath 'Big Tech' billionairesYhnWorldElections1411 min ago

    A new opinion piece argues that American voters of every political persuasion now hold 'Big Tech' billionaires in deep disdain, making hostility toward tech moguls one of the few points of cross-partisan agreement heading into elections. The sentiment spans both left and right, with critics citing concentrated wealth, political influence and platform power as reasons for the backlash.

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    Hackers using AI target banks across seven countries●BREAKING: This situation is far worse than most people realize. Hackers are now targeting banks, financial institutions,𝕏xIN7055 min ago

    Reports circulating claim that hackers are simultaneously attacking banks, financial institutions and crypto platforms across seven countries, including South Korea, Italy, India, Japan and Australia, using artificial intelligence to steal money and sensitive data. The posts warn the campaign is worse than widely understood, though no official confirmation or details on affected institutions have been released yet.

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    Sylvester Stallone's 1993 Thriller Arrives on Netflix▼Sylvester Stallone’s 1993 Thriller With a $1 Million Guinness Record Stunt Is Now on Netflix✉newsCultureEntertainment31 min ago

    Sylvester Stallone's 1993 thriller, which featured a stunt that reportedly cost $1 million and earned a Guinness World Record, is now available to stream on Netflix. The film's arrival on the platform is drawing fresh attention from action movie fans, with coverage highlighting both Stallone's star power and the famous record-setting stunt sequence.

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    'Black October' hacking spree ends with $6.3 billion Binance breach●AI-fueled hacking spree ‘Black October’ culminates with $6.3B Binance hack✉newsTechnologyAI1 h ago

    A wave of cyberattacks dubbed 'Black October' has reportedly culminated in a $6.3 billion hack of crypto exchange Binance. The spree is said to have been powered by AI tools that lowered the bar for large-scale attacks. Security observers are warning that AI-assisted hacking could mark a new phase in cybercrime targeting major financial platforms.

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