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LA Times Owner Urges Editorial Board to 'Take a Break' From Trump Weeks After Blocking Harris Endorsement: Report

Patrick Soon-Shiong has said the newspaper has become an "echo chamber" and that he wanted to see it become more "fair and balanced"

Latin Times

US Department of Commerce finalizes $458 million grant for SK Hynix to build Indiana packaging plant — plans to lend an additional $500 million for Lafayette project

SK Hynix gets $458 million from the U.S. government via the CHIPS Act to build an HBM packaging plant in Indiana.

Tom’s Hardware

Is Google copying Microsoft's security playbook? Chrome might get a new AI-powered tool to detect scams

The latest Google Chrome Canary update ships with a new "Client Side Detection Brand and Intent for Scam Detection"

Windows Central

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I put 1-800-ChatGPT to the test — 7 practical uses for the AI

Now that OpenAI has made ChatGPT even more accessible to everyone by creating 1-800-ChatGPT, I tried it with 7 practical uses.

Tom’s Guide

Mystery second hard drive maker gears up to start producing laser-powered HAMR HDDs — either WD or Toshiba preps to release new recording tech

Intevac says industry-wide HAMR adoption is three years away.

Tom’s Hardware

Robert Downey Jr. gave this 'Stark' warning to Hollywood execs over AI in 2024

This year, a different kind of Hollywood blockbuster saw writers face off against AI.

Laptop

AI learns to distinguish between aromas of US and Scottish whiskies

One algorithm identified the five strongest notes in each drink more accurately than any one of a panel of experts

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Most ‘words of the year’ don’t actually tell us about the state of the world – here’s what I’d pick instead

It seems to come earlier every year: publishers and dictionaries choosing their “word of the year”. Initially intended to sum up a meaningful trend or feeling that represents the past year, the exercise is now becoming a competition to identify and highlight fashionable slang.

The Conversation

Starmer warns it will ‘take some time’ to feel the benefits of economic reforms

Sir Keir Starmer said reforms were needed to drive economic growth and boost living standards.

Evening Standard

Nvidia may postpone volume ramp-up of Blackwell machines: TrendForce

Nvidia may have to delay the volume ramp of Blackwell machines due to overheating and interconnect issues.

Tom’s Hardware

UK arts and media reject plan to let AI firms use copyrighted material

Exclusive: Coalition of musicians, photographers and newspapers insist existing copyright laws must be respected

The Guardian - UK

New ChatGPT feature makes every phone an AI phone (even the dumb ones)

The ChatGPT hotline is open and offers new ways users can interact with OpenAI's chatbot.

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Hungarian Scientists Develop Autonomous Drone Swarm Technology

Hungarian scientists showcase autonomous drone swarm inspired by natural behavior, raising potential benefits and concerns.

Top News

Blinken To Focus On AI And Sudan At UN

Secretary Blinken leads U.N. Security Council discussions on artificial intelligence and Sudan, showcasing U.S. priorities and commitment to global challenges.

The Independent UK

Ireland wanted to build data centres for the AI boom. Now they fear blackouts

Ireland has attracted global tech companies since the ‘Celtic Tiger’

Tom’s Guide

Gemini 2.0 'Experimental Advanced' is now available to paying subscribers

Gemini 2.0 Experimental Advanced is likely Gemini 2.0 Pro and can be found in the Gemini chatbot.

Tom’s Guide

Simplify your GenAI workflows with these powerful workstations

Local AI tailored to your needs.

Creative Bloq

Is Apple Intelligence already doomed to irrelevance?

A new study suggests this probably isn't the next 'iPhone moment'.

The Independent UK

Steve Harvey fans disgusted after fake death hoax goes viral

Steve Harvey has been active on social media since the spread of the fake story

Bored Panda

50 Signs So Ridiculous They’re Actually Brilliant, As Spotted By People Online (New Pics)

Humans aren’t exactly known for their flawless logic, so their attempts at creating good signs can sometimes go hilariously wrong. The post 50 Signs So Ridiculous They’re Actually Brilliant, As Spotted By People Online (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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