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Donald Trump is not exactly a health influencer: The 47th president famously loves fast food and Diet Coke, and reportedly eschews both sleep and exercise.But Trump’s political power comes in part from a group of exceedingly health-conscious Americans. Supporters of the Make America Healthy Again movement, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., helped propel Trump to a second term in the White House.Trump’s relationship with MAHA was one of the many unusual alliances that have helped his version of the Republican Party consolidate power over the past 11 years. Well-known for his anti-vaccine activism, Kennedy had amassed a following among…
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Microsoft is taking a new approach to fighting cybercrime, targeting the cyberattack supply chain, not just individual services. In a case unsealed today, we are simultaneously targeting two widely used cybercrime tools, Amadey and StealC, after AI-assisted analysis revealed they rely on the same infrastructure. This action goes after the cybercrime “assembly line,” where coordinated tools drive ransomware, financial fraud, and disruptions to public services. Amadey and StealC are often used alongside each other: Amadey helps attackers gain access to devices, while StealC steals passwords and sensitive information. Together, they form a critical link in the chain. In the first…
Learn how to implement cost-effective multi-tenant search using Amazon OpenSearch Serverless next-generation architecture with scale-to-zero compute and simplified routing through per-account, regional endpoints. Building multi-tenant search architectures requires balancing data isolation with operational cost and complexity. In this post, we provide code examples for an implementation of multi-tenant search using a collection-per-tenant model with Amazon OpenSearch Serverless per-account, regional endpoints. Collection-per-tenant provides data and workload isolation. The regional endpoint simplifies routing requests for indexing and searching data. Amazon OpenSearch Serverless is a serverless deployment option for Amazon OpenSearch Service that simplifies infrastructure management, index tuning, and data lifecycle management. OpenSearch…
Google is loosening its grip on Play Store payments, but it is not letting go of the revenue stream entirely. Starting June 30, Google will begin rolling out lower Play Store fees and expanded support for third-party payment options in the European Economic Area, the UK, and the US. The changes could give developers more room to steer users toward external payment methods while still requiring them to pay Google a platform fee. The move puts Google in a different posture from Apple, which has more aggressively defended its App Store payment model amid regulatory and legal pressure. Changes to…
Wearable health data is moving beyond step counts and sleep scores. On June 24, Samsung Electronics announced a partnership with German digital clinical research organization Alcedis to explore whether Galaxy Watch biometrics can support clinical trials for pharmaceutical and research organizations. The companies plan to study how real-world signals from consumer wearables could become validated endpoints or biomarkers for evaluating drug safety, efficacy, and patient outcomes. For healthcare IT teams, the bigger question is not whether smartwatches can collect more data. It is whether that data can be secured, validated, audited, and integrated into regulated clinical research workflows. How the…
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues now shape many of the decisions made across a range of industries. For the automotive sector in particular, this is a key focus. Manufacturers, suppliers, retailers and service providers all face regulatory demands around how they operate responsibly. There are also targets and expectations from investors and customers. Understanding the importance of ESG for this industry is vital for both those who work in motoring and motorists who are driving the end product. Environmental responsibility: decarbonisation, resource efficiency and circularity Automotive brands are under pressure to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from both exhaust pipes…
Industrial cameras have traditionally done one job: capture images and send them somewhere else for processing. Whether that destination is a local server or the cloud, the camera has largely been responsible for collecting data rather than interpreting it. This solution works; however, it also introduces latency. When a camera is responsible for inspecting products on a fast-moving assembly line, protecting worker safety, or keeping a facility secure, those delays may be unacceptable.A new edge AI camera platform called NeoEyes NE503, recently launched by CamThink, was designed to change this paradigm. NeoEyes NE503 doesn’t just stream images to a remote…
Apple Notes in iOS 27 adds a variety of new features, including one I just discovered that power users are sure to appreciate: section links. Apple Notes lets you link to specific sections of your note in iOS 27 There’s no shortage of third-party notes apps on the App Store. You can find everything from barebones note-takers to powerhouse productivity suites. Apple Notes has long excelled at offering a minimalist, user-friendly interface while also providing tools that power users love. And in iOS 27, Notes has an exciting new addition coming in the latter category: section links. Whenever you select…
Is it possible for a law firm to use an LLM when client confidentiality matters more than speed? Many law firms answer this question with a cautious “no”: case files, contracts, privileged information, transaction materials, and litigation documents are too sensitive to be shared with public AI services without careful review. And this concern is justified. However, this does not mean that law firms have to reject LLMs altogether. The real question is not whether to use AI, but where the data is processed, who controls access to it, and what review processes are built into the system. In this…