PDFs more navigable with AI

In today’s newsletter, Adobe is integrating AI into its products to enhance navigation through lengthy PDFs, simplifying the process for users. Meanwhile, the recent crackdown on the Lockbit cybercrime gang highlights the significance of cybersecurity efforts.

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• Unlocking PDF : Adobe is introducing an AI assistant within its Reader and Acrobat applications. The AI assistant is designed to search and summarize PDF documents, making it easier for users to digest information from lengthy files. It generates brief overviews of the contents of long PDFs, answers questions about the information, and provides citations.

• Hacking the Hackers : An international law enforcement operation led by Britain’s National Crime Agency and the FBI has arrested and indicted members of the Lockbit ransomware gang. The gang is known for its involvement in ransomware attacks, causing significant disruptions and financial losses

• Mind Over Mouse : As per Elon Musk, first Neuralink human trial subject can control a computer mouse with brain implant

• No Rice for Wet iPhone : Apple recommends Unplug, Dry and Avoid using any extrenal heat source or small objects like rice as it can harm the phone

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