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Tech news it's all about trust in this case antitrust it's the best kind it's

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like non- bred the European commission has officially charged Microsoft with

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violating EU antitrust Rules by bundling teams with Microsoft Office thereby

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granting the software and unfair distribution advantage over its

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competitors according to the commission Microsoft may also have created an

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intentional interoperability Gap where it is harder for rival communication

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apps to communicate with Microsoft software and even for teams people to

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communicate with themselves I never get notifications the investigation began in

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July of last year in response to a complaint from slack that Microsoft was

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using its dominant Market position to suffocate competition under the digital

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markets act Microsoft could face fines of up to 10% of its Global Revenue but

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so far no company has been hit with that full penalty if anything it appears the

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EU is more interested in forcing reform than extracting cash Apple who are

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facing a potential $38 billion fine over

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their App Store or anti- steering policy as well as increased regulatory scrutiny

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over their past

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anti-reaction that they've turned a new Leaf in terms of repairability the

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company has expanded its self-service Diagnostics tools to Europe and

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published a white paper claiming that they'll be making features like true

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tone and Battery Health Data available for third party replacement parts later

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this year no matter how dirty bad and wrong defiling your perfect iPhone with

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a battery not blessed by Tim Apple's own hand may be apple Lucy you know what it

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is is that allowed the internet archive

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has delisted around a half a million eBooks from the open Library project

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following a judicial ruling in favor of the Publishers currently suing the

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archive for a breach of copyright the internet archive has called the decision

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a devastating loss though the organization still plans to appeal the

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ruling if the ruling stands this precedent could be devastating not just

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for the internet archive but for libraries across the United States whose

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digital lending programs depend on the same interpretation of us copyright laws

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controlled digital lending or CDL was first pioneered by the internet archive

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back in 2011 I was playing Starcraft 2 and it allows libraries to digitize

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their Collections and lend out as many DRM protected digital copies as they

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have physical copies in storage Publishers of course would much prefer

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that libraries pay exorbitant fees for restrictive digital licenses or even

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better that libraries didn't exist you got to buy it after all it's basically

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just book communism in another blow to information on the internet Paramount

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Global has pulled the defunct MTV News website offline deleting a decades long

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digital Archive of Journalism now the only way for the public to access this

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past reporting is to track it down on Independent archives like the way back

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machine which is run by the internet archive yeah I'm done reading it what I

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what do you want a New York Times report has shed light on AI companies altering

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their privacy policies to better collect user data for AI training perhaps

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surprising to those who thought these companies were better than this had such

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hopes yesterday Reddit put out a warning to companies whose Bots ignore its

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robots exclusion protocol telling webcrawlers not to access its content

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lest they be blocked the CEO of perplexity however has expressed that

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the exclusion protocol is not a legal framework apparently that's the new

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standard if it's not illegal then it's basically fine YouTuber Sasha yansin

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recently canceled his Adobe subscription in response to his privacy policy

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changes saying the hardware store that sells you a paintbrush doesn't get to

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own the painting that you make with it right trust might be easier to come by

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if the AI industry's most prominent proponents such as open AI CTO Mira

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moradi demonstrated a degree a modum of

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caution and empathy for the people directly affected by their products

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instead of suggesting that the creative jobs undermined by AI maybe just never

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developer so there's actually multiple reasons to stop using it just stop

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matrix multiplication or matl is a type

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of math performed by large language models when they think and it's also why

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gpus have been selling like golden Hot Cakes recently they're really good at it

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but a group of Chinese and Californian researchers claim to have created an llm

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that performs about as well as Lama 2 without using any matm at all Lama 2 is

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pretty weak compared to today's Flagship models but if this method could be

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scaled up it would have a drastic impact on both the GPU market and potentially

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the environment that's the thing you're forced to see when your AI girlfriend

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refuses to talk to you why there's grass there you can tell touch it I hate grabs

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a new prototype from distance Technologies turns the entire windshield

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of a car into a giant 3D augmented reality heads up display the Prototype

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which thankfully hasn't been installed into a car just yet uses an LCD panel to

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project an image upwards onto a glass windshield with a reflective coating

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this new prototype also incorporates eye tracking and its LCD panel has a

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parallax barrier that can display a slightly different image for each eye

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there are currently existing aftermarket Huds for cars but they take up only a

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small percentage of the windshield and the projections have a relatively flat

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ghostly look say the marketers ghostly

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just like you'll be when you plow into a tree after turning your F-150 into a

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movie theater probably a RAM actually the rabbit R1 handheld AI device that's

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not a phone has had a vulnerability and its codebase that could let anyone

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access every response the device ever

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gave or simply brick them and despite knowing about it rabbit did nothing

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according to hacker Collective and Jewish youth oriented hip-hop group

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rabbit toe the vulnerability was actually teased by YouTuber coffeezilla

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who rabbit toe says worked with them on his recent videos rabbit finally fixed

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the vulnerability today only for rabbito to reveal another an even more dangerous

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one that lets them access the company's email and documents with user data so I

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think it's clearer than ever at this point that the R1 definitely could have

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been an app I think it's clear out sandbox that [ __ ] a team of

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serious scientists that Tokyo University have discovered a way to attach quote

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Living skin to the faces of robots apparently taking inspiration from human

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skin ligaments this they say may One Day lead to Android robots with convincing

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self-healing skin that allows for more realistic facial expressions and also

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Blade Runner the Japanese scientist demonstrated this concept by taking a

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Pepto bismal pink condom with eyes and forcing it to smile like a

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psychologically traumatized Tomic the Tank Engine as you do your scientists

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were so preoccupied with whether or not they could

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they didn't stop to think if they should whoa It's like Jeff goldin's here but

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don't get preoccupied with whether to come back on Friday for another episode of TechLink you can and you should

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nobody's going to end up getting eaten by dinosaurs on this show why would you

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think that why would you those little chicken siiz dinosaur is the scariest I

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think that's the second one