10 tech news to help you get started (07/26)

Good morning! We have separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Thursday (25). To check out the full news of each news, just click on the links below.

1. OpenAI is unveiling SearchGPT, an AI search engine to replace Google. After months of speculation, an AI search engine from the ChatGPT family has been released as a prototype to a small number of users.

2. Brazilian X (formerly Twitter) users are warned about a possible security incident. Brazilians with accounts on the social network may have exposed ‘likes’ when the source should have already been hidden; see the details of the case!

3. Former Rockstar believes it GTA 6 may disappoint some fans! Understand. In a recent interview, a former Rockstar employee said: GTA 6 may disappoint fans. Find out why.

4. Android to iPhone migration is seeing its biggest increase in 5 years. Research shows that long-time Android users initially opted for cheaper iPhones.

5. Who plays Lady Deadpool? Meet the character Deadpool and WolverineCheck out everything about Lady Deadpool and see who plays the character in the movie Deadpool and Wolverine!

6. CrowdStrike apologizes to Uber Eats $10 card partners. Small value bonuses were sent to vendors and employees, but even that was offline.

7. Researchers have discovered an unusual way that astronomy can detect deepfakes. The technique is used by astronomers to measure the size and shape of galaxies; understand.

8. The Brazilian government recorded twice as many cybersecurity failures at the beginning of 2024. The incident prevention center noticed an increase in data leaks and system vulnerabilities.

9. Last parsec problem solved: Dark matter is pulling black holes closer together. Study suggests that dense dark matter structures in binary systems could cause supermassive black holes to lose orbital energy and eventually merge.

10. Mars simulation participants describe how they spent a year in isolation. The CHAPEA-1 team left the habitat in 3D after 378 days of simulating a manned mission to Mars.