Did Consultants Learn Data Science—or Just Use ChatGPT?

A randomized BCG trial found ChatGPT improved consultants’ data-task scores, but researchers found no evidence the gains remained after the tool was removed.

Why A Jensen Huang Exit Could Matter To All Of Us

A November 13 opinion article argues a Jensen Huang departure would matter widely, but provides no confirmation that Nvidia is letting him go.

Binance Hack Seizure: What The US Court Approval Means For The Remaining Funds

The Justice Department says more than $1.2 billion tied to the Binance hack is under court-authorized seizure or restraint; no final forfeiture has been decided.

Outlook Zero-Day: A Deadline-Driven Guide To What To Patch

Microsoft says attackers are exploiting an Outlook flaw that can expose NTLMv2 hashes. Federal agencies must patch by Nov. 24; Microsoft has released fixes.

Microsoft 365 Outage Day Two: What’s Known, What To Watch

Microsoft says a patch is stabilizing some Exchange Online servers and is expanding it region by region. The Microsoft 365 outage remained active at 08:35 UTC.

A Closer Look At Power, Water And Jobs In SpaceX’s AI Plans

SpaceX plans AI computing campuses in Texas and Arizona, but power, water, jobs and local approvals differ across the two projects.

How Copyright Proposals Could Shape AI Use In Indonesia

Google, Meta and TikTok challenged parts of Indonesia’s proposed copyright law, including rules on news links, AI training and disclosure.

Why The GTA VI Hype Is Tied To A $1 Billion Estimate

Sensor Tower estimates GTA VI pre-orders at $1 billion, but Take-Two has not published a figure. Here’s what is confirmed and what remains uncertain.

Maersk Says Data Was Stolen From Legacy System In Ransomware Incident

Maersk says data was extracted from a local legacy system. A ransomware group’s claims about stolen data and a ransom remain unverified.