Elias Korhonen

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Elias Korhonen is a Finnish technology writer focusing on artificial intelligence, software, and technology. He follows the rapidly changing world of artificial intelligence, new software technologies, and the products developed by technology companies. While focusing on how technical developments could create transformation in the future, he presents complex topics to readers with clear, balanced, and understandable expression.

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Technology

Microsoft Moves Communications Team Under Legal and Corporate Affairs

Microsoft is moving its communications team out of marketing and into the Corporate, External, and Legal Affairs organization. Responsibility for communications goes to Vice Chair Brad Smith, while Brent Colburn has been named interim replacement for Frank Shaw, who will depart later this year.

Elias KorhonenSep 24, 20264 min read

Science

NASA Begins Development of PRIMA Telescope to Study the Far-Infrared Universe

NASA has begun developing the PRIMA space telescope, which will study the far-infrared universe. The telescope, the first example of a new mission class, is planned for launch in 2033.

Elias KorhonenSep 24, 20265 min read

$Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: Basic Math May Not Matter in the Age of AI$

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: Basic Math May Not Matter in the Age of AI

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang appeared unfazed by research suggesting that AI is causing children to forget basic math skills. In a New York Times interview, Huang argued that basic math may not matter, admitting he doesn't even remember his own address or phone number.

Elias KorhonenSep 24, 20262 min read

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang: Uncontrollable AI Labs Should Be Shut Down

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said that labs developing AI models that exceed safety boundaries and cannot be kept under control should be shut down immediately.

Elias KorhonenSep 24, 20262 min read

AI-Powered Campaign Allegedly of Chinese Origin Steals Over 600,000 Payment Records

According to Gambit researchers, a campaign carried out with autonomous AI agents since July 2026 has led to the theft of at least 600,000 payment records and is still active. It is stated that the attackers compromised numerous retail sites using three AI frameworks at an average cost of $25 per target.

Elias KorhonenSep 24, 20264 min read

British Columbia Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman After Tumbler Ridge Attack

British Columbia has sued OpenAI and Sam Altman following the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, demanding that the costs of a new school be covered. The lawsuit is based on allegations that ChatGPT reinforced the attacker's violent thoughts and that the company did not warn the police.

Elias KorhonenSep 24, 20261 min read

OpenAI Hires Key Patreon Executives Ahead of Upcoming Announcement

OpenAI has hired Patreon co-founder Sam Yam and two former executives to lead its product strategy for content creators. Yam said early access to new creator tools will be available at next week's DevDay event.

Elias KorhonenSep 24, 20262 min read

Technology

Where Does the 404 in 404 Not Found Come From?

The 404 number in the "404 Not Found" error code frequently encountered on the internet is not a randomly chosen figure; it is part of the 4xx group of the HTTP protocol that classifies client errors. Contrary to the common CERN room legend, the code emerged as a standard status code defined for the "Not Found" response in HTTP standards.

Elias KorhonenSep 24, 20268 min read

Technology

Discord Rolls Out New System That Automatically Estimates Users' Ages

Discord has rolled out an automatic age estimation system based on account signals in all countries except Australia and the United Kingdom, following the age verification system it suspended in February. According to the company, 90 percent of users will not be asked to verify their age, while default safety restrictions will be applied to accounts assigned to the 13-17 age group.

Elias KorhonenSep 23, 20263 min read

Rabbit Unveils Standalone AI Agent That Doesn't Require the R1

Rabbit introduced OS3, a cloud-based AI agent that does not require R1 hardware. The company is halting R1 production and focusing on a new device that will run on OS3.

Elias KorhonenSep 23, 20262 min read

Technology

Google Hit with €403 Million GDPR Fine: Proton Says Company Could Pay It in 55 Hours

Ireland's Data Protection Commission fined Google €403 million for unlawfully processing location data. According to Proton, Alphabet can cover this fine with about 55 hours of cash flow, making the deterrence of the sanction debatable.

Elias KorhonenSep 23, 20262 min read

Why Should AI Agent Governance Start with Enterprise Data?

Putting AI agents into production requires enterprise data governance first. Data quality, access control, and recording agent outputs are critical for successful and defensible AI implementations.

Elias KorhonenSep 23, 20264 min read