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2026-10-05 · 5 stories
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- OpenAI's EU text watermark: 92% detection, 66% after 10% of words are swapped
- ChatGPT's ads were a name and a link. Next month they get product images
- Google: 'small handful' of Android apps need tuning on Intel Googlebooks, none named
- Nvidia Shield TV Pro, a 2019 design, goes from $199.99 to $299.99
- CISA lists FortiMail path traversal flaw CVE-2026-104286 as actively exploited
OpenAI's EU text watermark: 92% detection, 66% after 10% of words are swapped
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OpenAI's own tests show its new text watermark, textGrain, is detected about 92% of the time, but only about 66% after 10% of words are replaced with synonyms.
ChatGPT's ads were a name and a link. Next month they get product images
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Until now, ChatGPT's ads have shown only a sponsor's name, logo and a link in a labeled section beneath the chatbot's reply.
Google: 'small handful' of Android apps need tuning on Intel Googlebooks, none named
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Google said a "small handful of complex apps or games" need developer tuning to run well on Intel-based Googlebooks.
Nvidia Shield TV Pro, a 2019 design, goes from $199.99 to $299.99
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Nvidia raised the price of the Shield TV Pro to $299 starting October 2, up $100 from its $199.99 launch price in 2019.
CISA lists FortiMail path traversal flaw CVE-2026-104286 as actively exploited
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CVE-2026-104286, a path traversal vulnerability in Fortinet's FortiMail email security product, entered CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog on October 1, 2026, on
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