AI’s influence on academia is growing, but not without complications. Some journals have been caught publishing AI-generated papers under the names of respected academics without their consent, raising serious ethical concerns. In one case, a professor’s name was removed from a fraudulent paper, only for it to reappear under a different author. To combat this The post DeepMind AlphaGenome 2 Replicates 18 Months of Work in 30 Mins appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

Apple CarPlay has evolved significantly in 2026, offering a diverse range of apps that enhance the driving experience. These apps extend beyond traditional navigation and music, introducing tools for real-time diagnostics, smarter navigation, hands-free communication, and even in-car entertainment. Below is an in-depth video from HotshotTek that gives us a look at some of the The post Hidden 2026 Apple CarPlay Apps You Might Have Missed appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

Samsung and Google have entered the smart glasses market with models starting at $395, offering a blend of tech features and fashionable designs. Collaborating with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, the glasses include options for prescription lenses and sunglasses, though the absence of a lens display may disappoint some users. Features like a Snapdragon AR1 The post $395 Samsung and Google Smart Glasses Undercut Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

Apple has introduced its first MacBook with a touchscreen, blending touch functionality with macOS while retaining its traditional keyboard and trackpad design. This move reflects Apple’s measured approach to innovation, balancing new input methods with usability. The touchscreen offers added convenience in certain scenarios, but macOS remains fundamentally optimized for cursor-based interaction. This creates a The post First Impressions of the Highly Quirky Touchscreen macOS appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

RAID configurations have long been a cornerstone of data redundancy, but SSDs introduce unique challenges that can undermine their reliability. Unlike mechanical hard drives, which fail randomly due to wear on moving parts, SSDs often fail predictably based on write endurance and other factors like heat or electrical wear. This predictability, combined with the uniform The post SSD RAID Hidden Dangers: Two SSDs Fail 16 Days Apart in TrueNAS RAID appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.