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Texas-based Securonix acquires ThreatQuotient, which helps companies analyze threat intelligence more efficiently; ThreatQuotient had raised about $170M (Maria Deutscher/SiliconANGLE)
https://siliconangle.com/2025/06/11/securonix-…

Securonix acquires threat intelligence startup ThreatQuotient - SiliconANGLE
Securonix acquires threat intelligence startup ThreatQuotient - SiliconANGLE

This is of historical interest on so many levels.
When the notion of AI first appeared, chess was considered the epitome of intelligence (before that it was calculating)—which, of course, it isn’t. Now AI is all about pattern recognition, which certainly covers more of what we associate with human intelligence, but go figure, it’s not *just* pattern recognition either. ⇢

macOS 26 Tahoe: Letztes Release für Intel, Launchpad sagt Tschüss
Gnadenfrist für User ohne Apple Silicon: Apple bringt macOS 26 noch auf einige Intel-Maschinen. Mit macOS 27 ist aber Schluss. Auch das LaunchPad sagt Tschüss.

⇢ The notion of “intelligence” in AI has always been very narrow, and I’d argue that even that of “general intelligence” remains a very narrow one, and like previous ideas of intelligence, it’s largely socially constructed, i.e., closely tied to a particular set of skills valued by a particular group of people.
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⇢ The notion of “intelligence” in AI has always been very narrow, and I’d argue that even that of “general intelligence” remains a very narrow one, and like previous ideas of intelligence, it’s largely socially constructed, i.e., closely tied to a particular set of skills valued by a particular group of people.
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Smash 2000L: Smartes Feuerleitsystem für Gewehre hilft bei der Drohnenbekämpfung
Militärische Drohnen können klein und schnell sein und nur schwer zu bekämpfen. Soldaten erhalten ein intelligentes Feuerleitsystem, das dabei helfen soll.

New: Israeli Strikes on Iran Much Larger Than Initially Thought, Stunning Details Emerging (Bonchie/RedState)
https://redstate.com/bonchie/2025/06/12/new-israeli-strikes-much-larger-than-initially-thought-stunning-details-emerging-n2190425
http://www.memeorandum.com/250612/p165#a250612p165

Interview with Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak on Apple's struggles to ship AI features, demoed in 2024, with the "V1 Siri architecture" and work on a V2 model (Lance Ulanoff/TechRadar)
https://www.techra…

This is what really happened with Siri and Apple Intelligence, according to Apple
Is it a delay, a strategy... or something else?

This is of historical interest on so many levels.
When the notion of AI first appeared, chess was considered the epitome of intelligence (before that it was calculating)—which, of course, it isn’t. Now AI is all about pattern recognition, which certainly covers more of what we associate with human intelligence, but go figure, it’s not *just* pattern recognition either. ⇢

This is of historical interest on so many levels.
When the notion of AI first appeared, chess was considered the epitome of intelligence (before that it was calculating)—which, of course, it isn’t. Now AI is all about pattern recognition, which certainly covers more of what we associate with human intelligence, but go figure, it’s not *just* pattern recognition either. ⇢