Artificial intelligencefromThe Verge1 week agoThe Browser Company's Dia is now available on Mac, no invite neededDia, The Browser Company's AI-powered follow-up to Arc, is now open to everyone on macOS, with Windows availability still unknown.
fromAlleywatch1 month agoTech industryAtlassian Buys The Browser Company for $610M to Build AI-Powered Work Platform
fromAlleywatch1 month agoTech industryAtlassian Buys The Browser Company for $610M to Build AI-Powered Work Platform
US politicsfromAxios1 month agoThe growing list of military ousters under Trump 2.0Multiple senior U.S. defense and intelligence leaders have been abruptly removed or resigned recently, signaling widespread leadership turnover within the military and intelligence community.
Digital lifefromZDNET3 months agoI loved Arc browser and was skeptical of its agentic Dia replacement - until I tried itDia is an agentic browser leveraging AI to automate tasks and enhance user experience.
fromZDNET4 months agoLove Arc browser? You can get early access to its new AI-powered replacementDia's sidebar is dedicated solely to AI, allowing users to query about any open tabs or browsing history, setting it apart from existing browsers.Digital life
Digital lifefromThe Verge4 months agoThe Dia browser is a big bet on the web - and an even bigger bet on AIDia aims to integrate artificial intelligence into everyday web browsing.
EU data protectionfromArs Technica4 months agoSpy-catcher saw "stupid" tech errors others made. FBI says he then made his own.FBI successfully identified the leaker through email and IP address connections to Laatsch.He attempted document theft using handwritten notes, but was under surveillance.
Information securityfromTheregister4 months agoFBI arrests DoD IT worker, claim he tried to leak intelA DIA IT specialist attempted to share top secret information with a foreign government, highlighting serious insider threat concerns.
US newsfromNextgov.com4 months agoIntelligence agency employee arrested for trying to share classified info with foreign governmentA DIA employee was arrested for attempting to share classified information with a foreign government.
fromDatabreaches4 months agoUS newsU.S. Government Employee Arrested for Attempting to Provide Classified Information to Foreign GovernmentA DIA IT specialist was arrested for attempting to share national defense information with a foreign government.
Online Community DevelopmentfromTechCrunch4 months agoThe Browser Company mulls selling or open-sourcing Arc Browser amid AI-focused pivot | TechCrunchThe Browser Company is considering selling or open-sourcing Arc Browser to focus on developing the new AI-powered browser, Dia.
