TECHNOLOGY

As university students in South Korea wrap up their examination period, a striking cheating scandal has surfaced in the country's most prestigious institutions. The universities, known collectively as 'SKY', which include Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University, have made headlines for simultaneous incidents involving artificial intelligence-aided cheating, sparking a heated debate.

Unplugging appliances at home is synonymous with energy conservation for many people. However, with today's technology, things have somewhat shifted. Modern devices are required to maintain certain background processes even when switched off. Consequently, sudden power outages can give rise to serious issues. Energy experts are declaring that the era of saving energy by unplugging has come to an end. So, which devices are we referring to?

OpenAI has announced the GPT5.1 update today. This update has brought significant changes to both the tone and performance of ChatGPT. It's been highlighted that the new models operate with a balanced system between quick response times and deeper contemplation on challenging questions. Moreover, the options for customizable conversation styles have been expanded. Let's delve into the details and see what's new and which features have been introduced...

The invaluable nature of smartphones, both in terms of their financial worth and their capacity to hold our personal data, has given rise to needs such as enhanced security and personalization, particularly as smartphone designs increasingly resemble each other. Consequently, just like the smartphones themselves, smartphone accessories have evolved into a substantial industry. Phone manufacturers are also keen on getting a slice of this accessory market pie.In response to this trend, Apple has announced a new accessory, the Apple Pocket. Expected to retail starting at $150 and $220 depending on the strap length, this next-generation case also offers a variety of color options.

Some people are naturally gifted at long-distance running, while others throw in the towel after just the first kilometer. According to scientists, the secret to this difference may be hidden in our fingers. Researchers from the University of South Australia and the University of North Dakota suggest that having a ring finger longer than the index finger could be linked to physical endurance.