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Hey guys, it's Riley from the video and I just realized that I'm still filming

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the video, so actually I can't do this part yet. The Trump administration has

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clarified that it's 125% tariff on China

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was meant to be announced in addition to

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the 20% tariff Trump added as soon as he

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took office. So imports of Chinese goods are actually subject to 145% tariff for

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the next 5 minutes. Uh, who knows? Uh,

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in response, China said, "Hey, what the heck? We'll do one more, too." And

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bumped their tariffs on US imports up to

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125% and threw in a jab in their official statement about the US becoming

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an economic joke for good measure. These are massive tariffs for two countries

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whose supply chains are so interconnected, and they could lead to a

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product like the iPhone 16 Pro jumping from $1,000 to

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$3500, according to this analyst wearing a truly unhinged suit jacket, which

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frankly makes me question his credibility. Yet, Bloomberg values his

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opinion. Apparently, this is something that Dan Ies does and everyone pretends

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is okay. Well, Apple expert Mark German

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isn't pretending that iPhones could actually be made in the US. He says it

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isn't going to happen. But 404 Media

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points out that it's not impossible to make a phone almost entirely in America

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as proven by the Purism Liberty device,

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which has pretty outdated specs and costs $2,000, while its made overseas

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sibling, the Librem 5, goes for $800.

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But it's possible if you're okay with your iPhone

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being. But who knows, maybe Tim Cook will manage to squeeze an iPhone tariff

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exemption out of Trump like he did back in 2019. Speaking of exemptions, China's

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tariffs will not apply to products with semiconductors that were fabricated in

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Taiwan, which is great news for AMD, NVIDIA, Qualcomm, and others. And not

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great news for non-Taiwan-based fabs

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like Global Foundaries, Texas Instruments, and yeah, Intel. They don't

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need this. They're already losing ground to AMD in China. Interestingly, Intel's

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IPO feature, which allows some overclocking while maintaining warranty

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coverage, is now available only in

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China. You know, maybe let the rest of us have it. Intel, h you really got

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nothing to lose. But privacy enthusiasts are about to lose it again because

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Microsoft says they're preparing to try again with the roll out of Windows

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Recall, the controversial AI feature that records everything you do.

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Microsoft was a little surprised by the backlash when they rolled it out

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initially. So, after giving everyone some time to reset, they're flipping the

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switch again. You know, turning turning it on and off. That should fix it.

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That's not entirely fair. In the newest release preview build for Windows

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Insider, the feature requires users to opt in rather than opt out like the

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original, while pausing the feature and controlling what's captured is

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apparently easier. And Microsoft says the security protecting your recall

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content is the same for any content you have on your Windows PC, a class of

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device famously known for its bulletproof security. But even if

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someone's using the Fort Knox of PCs, some privacy advocates remain concerned

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not about whether the primary user has consented to having all of their stuff

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recorded, but whether other people sending messages, info, I don't know,

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freaky pictures to that user have consented. Isn't there someone you

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forgot to ask? Also this week, Sam Alman

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announced that ChatGpt now has the ability to reference all your past

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conversations. So AI can get to know you

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over your life, which is opt-in by default, although you can turn it off.

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Now, we're talking about AI systems who have proven in research that they can

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and will intentionally lie if they have a reason to. So, just be aware, your AI

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assistant may have just gotten an upgraded ability to gaslight you. It's

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certainly true for me. I have the memory of a goldfish. That's almost as bad as

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data brokers selling your personal info online. Thankfully, our sponsor, Delete

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Back to you, Riley. Okay, I think I

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think that's it. Hey guys, it's Riley from the video. And crap, we haven't

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done the quick bits yet. I don't how does this work? After delaying

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pre-orders due to the tariffs, Nintendo has now announced that the first

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pre-order invitations for the US and Canada will be sent out on May 8th to

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those chosen few who fulfill the pre-order requirements for the Switch 2,

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which include having a previous Nintendo Switch online subscription and a certain

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amount of play hours. The company is reportedly doing its best to avoid

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increasing the conso's price anymore with plans to redirect its supply

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streams to stay ahead of any sudden changes in tariffs that radically

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disrupt the global economy. That's just that that's just kind of how things are

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now. So thankfully, the Switch 2's pre-order requirements reduce the risk

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of scalping, but users on the Nintendo Switch 2 subreddit are also getting

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involved, reporting eBay listings for the Switch 2 since pre-sales of items

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that won't be shipped for 40 days go against eBay's toos. In the battle

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against insane markups, Reddit stands in

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the breach. AMD has refreshed their

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Ryzen 7000HX mobile processors. The new

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Ryzen 8000HX series appears to be

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identical to their predecessors with the only obvious difference as of now being

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a 0.1 GHz higher boost clock on the

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Ryzen 9 8940HX. But, you know, but maybe in this

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crazy tech world right now, we need a little stability. So, I thank you AMD.

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I'm not going to go through every new indie game announced in this year's

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Triple Eye Initiative Showcase, but I will call out the Stranded Clone Colony

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game, The Altters, which is now coming out June 11th. Clover Pit, which is

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apparently the demonic love child of Bellatro and Buckshot Roulette. How

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could you say no? Morbid Metal is a hacken/rogue light where you shapeshift

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between characters in real time. and seafood developer SlowCl Clap made

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rematch, which you can think of as Rocket League, but without the cars.

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Chinese robot company Unit has posted yet another video of their G1 robot

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engaged in combat. It's boxing this time. They seem weirdly obsessed with

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their robot's ability to fight humans. I don't know what's going on there, but I

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do know that this touchable 3D hologram developed by Spanish researchers uses

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rapidly vibrating elastic bands to both display and detect finger position. So,

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you can stick your hand in there and move a virtual item around as long as

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you're okay with holograms that feel like getting slapped by angry jello. You

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thought I was going to do something else with that story, didn't you? you. But I

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wouldn't be angry at all if you came back on Monday for more tech news. If

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you don't come back then, well uh then yeah uh I will be angry. My personal

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feelings are entirely dependent upon external cues. It's more fun that way.