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we don't have much time I don't know how much longer I can hold back the tech news oh no it breached the containment

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run more details about Intel's upcoming aerol Lake desktop CPUs have leaked and

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there were some surprising numbers not the silly 200 series numbering scheme we

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knew that already according to Chinese news Outlet bench life the AOL Lake s

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core Ultra Series will only comprise 13 SKS that's not the only surprising

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number bench life's ratio of P course to eour in the K series core Ultra 7 CPU

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disagrees with earlier leaks while bench life has claimed the processor would

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have eight PES and 12 ecores reports from January suggested 6 plus 16

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configuration but both leaks claim all K series chips have as many threads as

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they have cores which would mean AOL Lake won't feature hyperthreading that's

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Intel's simultaneous multi-threading Tech not your Grandma's secret

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embroidery technique while Intel ditching hyperthreading may be a

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significant change it might not be a bad one because of the larger number of

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cores on Modern CPUs it may be better to dedicate a whole core to a single task

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many chip makers and designers like Apple Samsung and Qualcomm don't even

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support simultaneous multi-threading on their platforms hopefully AOL Lake does

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well for Intel's sake though as AMD hit an all-time high in desktop x86 market

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share this year Intel has fallen to a measly

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76.1% of the market how can Intel possibly cope with only 3/4 of the

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entire Market I I'd be worried Apple managed to anger the entire internet

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with a single ad something that sounds a lot easier than it is the copertino

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commune released an ad for their new iPad Pro called Crush in which a giant

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hydraulic press destroys art and creative tools like instruments and

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camera lenses in an attempt to demonstrate how amazing it is that the

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thinnest iPad ever can do so many things unfortunately the YouTube video had

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comments turned off so everyone did the healthy thing and went onto Twitter to

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bully Tim Cook for tweeting the ad some strong hate came from Japanese viewers

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apparently some of that may be due to the belief in sukum Mami from Japanese

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folklore tools that have acquired a spirit which could mean that in a way

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Apple basically committed mass murder and I mean look at these cute little

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guys what kind of sick monster would want to crush them creators at large

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were upset by the sight of beloved objects being flattened by faceless

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Unstoppable machines um which is a very blunt metaphor for AI taking artist job

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but hey at least Apple apologized it won't bring that piano back but you know

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buar is dead buy your mom a soul Spotify

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will apparently pay about $150 million less to us songwriters next year

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according to billboard this is after the company announced it would be raising

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the prices of its subscription plans in several markets to cover the cost of

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audiobooks a service Spotify introduced last year the music streaming giant now

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claims that since it has to pay pay licensing fees for Books and Music

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Spotify qualifies to pay a discounted bundle rate to songwriters for premium

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streams and you now have to pay for lyrics after Spotify quietly restricted

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being able to read the words of a song to premium users but Spotify isn't the

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only music company to alienate its customer base Sonos released a brand new

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update to its mobile apps for iOS and Android and everyone hates them while

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the intent was to make the app better the company actually removed a of key

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features even worse the update broke accessibility for visually impaired

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users and if you don't like the new update you can't roll it back in a

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statement to The Verge the company said they will be reintroducing the missing

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features in the coming months in response to the criticism son's Chief

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product officer said it takes courage to rebuild a Brand's core product from the

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ground up that's what the person sounds like for sure and it takes a strong lack

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of common sense to release that build before it's finished that's not like

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bits are like the five shorter stories at the end of the video actually that's

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literally what they are Google launched the $500 pixel 8A this week starting

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with 8 GB of RAM 128 GB or 256 GB of

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storage and a handful of fun colors like the one boing boying calls abandoned

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house bathro green it's actually called aloe and based on early Impressions the

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pixel 8A actually seems like a decent mid-range phone and it's even getting

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support for DisplayPort over USBC along with the pixel 8 and 8 Pro but as with

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all things Google we'll keep our fingers crossed that Google doesn't kill it8

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months from now it's less of a company and more like a weather system the FCC

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has eased worries that the net neutrality rules it voted back into

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force on April 25th would still contain a loophole allowing telecoms to create

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paid Fast Lanes for certain types of internet traffic while the draft text of

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the rules didn't explicitly prohibit such Lanes the final rules published

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this week do and thank goodness we knew

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that making some go slower means that it's not going the same speed as the

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rest of the stuff but we had no idea if that was true for going

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faster big day for science neuralink has publicly stated that its first human

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brain implant partially malfunctioned within a few weeks of being inserted

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luckily however it seems that the patient 29-year-old quadriplegic Nolan

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arbau is unharmed and currently under no risk in fact he's still using the brain

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computer interface which nerling has adjusted to compensate for having fewer

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electrodes available to communicate with the implant relies on 1,24 electrodes

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spread across 64 finer than hair threads

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that reach through the pathways of the brain an unknown number of these shads

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retracted for unknown reasons though I'm really hoping that's just unknown to we

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the public and not unknown to neuralink

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as the possibility of mad computer science recreating our dead loved ones

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as AI powered ones and zeros Looms on the horizon ethicists are warning that

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creating a chatbot designed to mimic your dead spouse might be

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psychologically unhealthy not only is there concern that this might circumvent

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the normal grieving process there's already a lot of potential for predatory

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businesses to exploit people's grief and anxiety over death there's also plenty

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of room for this to be incredibly disrespectful to both the living and the

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dead say if your premium trial ends your husband's AI ghost starts sneaking

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branded messaging into every conversation that's nice dear now this

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personally I want to know why everyone keeps slapping weapons on the back of

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robot dogs last month a company called throwflame started selling robot dogs

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with flamethrowers on their backs why can't we just let robot dogs do normal

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robot dog things like play fetch and leak oil on fire hydrants and why can't

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you come back on Monday for more Tech news Tri a question you can come back

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and you will or I'll sick my robot dog Army on you but they only carry treats

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and little first aid kits on their backs cuz I'm saying