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John Swinney launches report showing Scotland 'must take charge of own destiny'

First Minister John Swinney has launched new analysis on the trends that could shape the future of Scotland in the next 10 to 20 years

The National (Scotland)

NAACP files intent to sue Elon Musk's xAI company over supercomputer air pollution

The NAACP has filed an intent to sue Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company over air pollution from a supercomputer data center in Memphis

The Independent UK

Meta sacrifices a heap of money at the altar of AI

The magnitude of Meta’s investment in Scale may seem like command of the AI race, but the company’s playing catchup

The Guardian - US

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I used to be a houseplant serial killer, but now I’ve got a living room jungle — here’s how I did it with Gemini

Houseplants are the best decoration: they brighten a room, cleanse the air, and look great. With Gemini's help, I'm keeping my plants alive for the first time.

Tom’s Guide

The Alienware 16 Area-51 has a secret code — AI failed to help me solve it, but maybe you can

The Alienware 16 Area-51 gaming laptop has a secret code inscribed on the inside, written in a custom alien language. I tried to use Google Gemini and ChatGPT to solve it, but they didn't help, and in some cases Gemini hallucinated wildly.

Tom’s Hardware

Why creative agencies need to know about new Adobe Firefly Boards

The collaborative moodboarding app is now out of beta.

Creative Bloq

More people now get news from podcasts than newspapers, report reveals

Traditional news sources such as TV and print have been eclipsed by social media and podcasts over the last decade

The Independent UK

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How Israel used spies, smuggled drones and AI to stun and hobble Iran

Israel stunned Iran last week with an intelligence and military operation years in the making that struck high-level targets with precision

The Independent UK

Reformed offender mentors young people through sport after serving jail term

Chauncey Taylor became involved in criminal activity after he was released from his rugby club.

Evening Standard

I've tried Copilot Vision: It felt creepy, yet somewhat useful — Here's my take

I let Copilot Vision look at my screen, and it was both surprisingly useful and deeply flawed. Here’s my take on how it works, what it gets right, and where it still falls short on Windows 11.

Windows Central

Anker upgrades Soundcore sleep earbuds with active noise cancellation and slim design

Anker’s third generation Soundcore sleep earbuds finally have ANC

Anthropic fires back at Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, says it has never claimed only Anthropic can build safe and powerful AI

Anthropic has hit back at claims made by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in which he said Anthropic thinks AI is so scary that only they should do it.

Tom’s Hardware

OpenAI wins $200m defence contract

Deal comes after ChatGPT maker quietly ended ban to use AI for military purposes

The Independent UK

Poll Finds Public Turning To AI Bots For News Updates

People are increasingly turning to generative artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT to follow day-to-day news, a respected media report published Tuesday found.

International Business Times

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14 Things People Are Proud Of But They Could Be Considered A Weird Flex, Shared In This Online Group

People brag about the weirdest things. But the best thing about it is that it's legit. At least it sounds like it.

Tom’s Hardware

Future AI processors said to consume up to 15,360 watts of power — massive power draw will demand exotic immersion and embedded cooling tech

AI GPU power consumption is projected to rise from current levels of 1,400 to as high as 15,360W by 2035, prompting a shift from air and liquid cooling to immersion and embedded cooling technologies, according to KAIST.

What Hi-Fi?

This budget soundbar sounds better than a flagship OLED TV, and it’s not an outlier

This tedious trend is becoming more prominent

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia calms fears and hypes Europe's impending AI future

Everything Nvidia announced at the GTC Paris keynote at VivaTech

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Philips Hue’s AI assistant is finally here – here’s what to expect

Philips Hue gives its smart lights a long-awaited AI upgrade

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29 Things That Sound Perfectly Normal Until You Realize How Dystopian They Are, As Listed Online

42 Things that are considered normal but are actually dystopian, as listed by people online.

The Guardian - AU

More Australians get their news via social media than traditional sources for first time, report finds

TV remains the most popular source of news and one in 20 respondents said they ask AI chatbots for the headlines

Android Central

Apple should ditch Siri for Gemini and Google Cloud, here's why

Apple has faced numerous challenges with Apple Intelligence, and with Gemini so far ahead of the new Siri, here's why it's time for Apple to let Google do the hard work of building a chatbot.

The Guardian - UK

AI boom means regulator cannot predict future water shortages in England

Datacentres, which do not have to report amount of water used to cool servers, leave Environment Agency with no idea of shortfalls

AAP

Trump speeds Future Fund's retreat from US markets

Chair Greg Combet says Australia's Future Fund must diversify its portfolio, including with investments in domestic data centres, to insure against volatility.

Windows Central

To catch up with ChatGPT, Google reportedly cribbed OpenAI's homework to boost Gemini's AI game

A new report suggests that Google used ChatGPT to train Bard though Scale AI waters down the claims as "standard side-by-side evaluations," which are part of industry standards.

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