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Mark Cuban says he’s not going through a midlife crisis but would buy X and Fox News if he could

"If I had enough money to do it, which I don’t, I’d buy it in a heartbeat," the billionaire told Wired.

Fortune

Former employee of Trump shooting suspect recalls police standoff and penchant for ‘stupid’ behavior

EXCLUSIVE: ‘I don’t know what he was thinking,’ Tina Cooper tells The Independent of her former employer Ryan Wesley Routh, who is accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump. She’d worked for Routh in 2002 when he’d been arrested after a three-hour long police standoff

The Independent UK

Autism ally Steve Silberman dead at 66

Silberman, author of "Neurotribes," has long advocated for autism and neurodiversity rights

Salon

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Apple blocked from training Apple Intelligence on several publishing websites — here’s what we know

Apple has allowed several major companies, including website owners, to block its bots from crawling through their data to train AI.

Tom’s Guide

OpenAI Partners With Mass Media Company Condé Nast To Integrate Content From Leading Publications

The partnership will allow platforms like ChatGPT and SearchGPT to use content from Vogue, The New Yorker, GQ, and Wired.

International Business Times

How accurate are wearable fitness trackers? Less than you might think

Back in 2010, Gary Wolf, then the editor of Wired magazine, delivered a TED talk in Cannes called “the quantified self”. It was about what he termed a “new fad” among tech enthusiasts. These early adopters were using gadgets to monitor everything from their physiological data to their mood, and…

The Conversation

Your Shimano gears can be hacked - but there's a fix coming

The world's best riders were open to manipulation via radio signals, until a team of researches discovered the flaw

Cycling Weekly

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English Premier League to adopt iPhone offside technology — rage at Apple instead of incompetent referees this season

The English Premier League's new semi-automated offside technology will be powered by Apple's iPhone.

iMore

Microsoft’s AI Copilot can be weaponized as an ‘automated phishing machine,’ but the problem is bigger than one company

Some of the technology and processes that make AI copilots useful can also be used maliciously.

Fortune

'You basically have to throw your computer away': Researchers explain AMD 'Sinkclose' vulnerability, but do you need to worry?

Researchers are warning that a major flaw in AMD processor firmware could give attackers access to deep control over a computer, leading to "unfixable" infections.

Laptop

AMD's 'Sinkclose' vulnerability affects hundreds of millions of processors, enables data theft — AMD begins patching issue in critical chip lines, more to follow

Virtually unfixable 'Sinkclose' vulnerability affects hundreds of millions of AMD EPYC, Ryzen, Athlon, Phenom, and other processors.

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia's CEO chats about the future of AI: 'We're going to need three computers... one to create the AI… one to simulate the AI… and one to run the AI'

Definitely not trying to make everyone buy even more Nvidia GPUs, no sir.

PC Gamer

Bleak report alleges that Activision already has an AI-generated cosmetic in Call of Duty—with artists reportedly 'forced to use AI to aid in their work' and pushed into outsourcing

The other shoe has already dropped.

PC Gamer

Activision Blizzard is reportedly already making games with AI, and quietly sold an AI-generated microtransaction in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

Some of the biggest names in the business have already adopted the controversial tech

GamesRadar

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TechRadar

Big Tech’s unspoken rule: using online content and copyrighted material to train AI is seemingly the norm - and it doesn’t look like that’s about to change

Tech giants are using online content, such as YouTube transcripts, and copyrighted material for AI training, often without consent.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ravens OC Todd Monken calls Derrick Henry ‘a real pro’

Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken called running back Derrick Henry "a real pro" on Ravens Wired

Fortune

J.D. Vance's Venmo shows ties to group behind Project 2025

In recent years, other major political figures, including President Joe Biden and Congressman Matt Gaetz, have had their Venmo contacts exposed in the media.

Fortune

How not to share your Venmo history like JD Vance

Privacy experts say to make your Venmo transactions and friends list private.

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International Business Times UK

JD Vance's Venmo Shows Payment For Donuts And A Network Of Highly-Influential Right Wing Individuals

JD Vance's public Venmo reveals his connections with elites, far-right figures, and more. Experts warn of privacy risks and security threats.

Space

Elon Musk moving SpaceX headquarters to Texas over new California LGBTQ+ law

SpaceX's Elon Musk, father to a transgender daughter, says he will move his space company to Texas because he feels California is being too protective of LGBTQ+ kids.

TechRadar

Investigation finds companies are training AI models with YouTube content without permission

YouTube data is being used without asking creators to train AI models.

Salon

GOPers blame women for Trump shooting

Right-wingers claim “DEI got someone killed" because there were women on Trump's Secret Service detail

Broadcasting & Cable

AT&T Reportedly Paid Almost $400,000 in Ransom to Hackers to Delete Private Customer Data

Among the information leaked are telephone numbers and cell site IDs, which could potentially be used to locate customers

International Business Times UK

Mark Cuban Says If You Do These Four Things Then 'Maybe' You'll Be Ready To Start Your Own Business

Mark Cuban advises planning and passion before starting a business. Even successful journeys had setbacks, so have a safety net.

Fortune

RIAA lawsuits against Suno, Udio and Perplexity's broken pledges show the perils of AI's 'move fast, break sh-t' culture

The RIAA sues Sonu and Udio, and Perplexity gets caught seemingly violating its own pledge to not scrape websites that have opted out of scraping—both stories that show AI has a consent problem.

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