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Here's a new poem. This time, I wrote a haiku.

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We report tech news. Intel has unveiled their Core i9-13900KS,

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which they say will reach clock speeds of 6 GHz without overclocking.

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They claim this is the first chip to accomplish this feat,

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because why would they claim it was the second? That wouldn't, no one would care about it.

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No one cares about the second people to get to the moon.

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Intel has teased the eventuality of a 6 GHz CPU occurring this generation,

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and they released a sneak peek of the processor just three days ago.

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The i9-13900KS is essentially a 3900k chip that was able to run at a higher clock speed,

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which is probably because the ks chip was raised by parents who would only show

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affection if it won first place. It happens. But its emotional trauma could be your treasure.

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If you can stomach the $700 price tag, which is more than $100 more than a normal 3900k that was loved unconditionally.

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It's just waiting there. Useless.

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The right top blokes over at Hardware Unboxed got their hands on the new chip

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after rigorous testing. They're from Australia.

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After rigorous testing, they concluded that this is a seriously dumb product that you

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should avoid. Unless you're an extreme overclocking enthusiast.

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Meta is suing a surveillance company for collecting Facebook and Instagram users'

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data and selling it to third parties. Oh, so this is like a plagiarism case.

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In a blog post, the tech giant accused a company called Voyager Labs

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of launching scraping campaigns on Facebook, Instagram, and other websites.

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Voyager Labs offers a service of surveilling people online by

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reconstructing their public and private digital lives. They claim that by using AI,

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they can use this data to determine if someone has committed a crime,

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or if they're more likely to commit a future crime.

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Kind of like the Precogs for Minority Report.

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Now, I haven't seen that movie. I have, but you haven't.

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But I'm sure a system where citizens can be punished because a small group makes an

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unchallenged assertion that someone will break the law and the future has no potential flaws.

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I should note that Meta really wants you to know that Voyager

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didn't like hack into Facebook servers to access user data.

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They just merely used fake accounts to scrape publicly viewable information.

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So next time, use humans. It'll be fine. It's a learning experience.

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And the James Webb Space Telescope has had a big week.

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But how would it know how much time has passed? It doesn't have a moon.

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Explain that science. The telescope made headlines because it has apparently found

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too many early galaxies, frustrating astronomers.

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Astronomers hate it.

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Astronomers hate this one easy telescope trick.

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They're just not equipped to handle all those early galaxies when the older galaxies haven't

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even gone off to school yet. It's that or it's the fact that the amount of galaxies the instrument may have found

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would contradict predictions of how many galaxies existed 200 to 400 million years

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after the Big Bang. It really could be either one of those. Jdubs didn't stop at only finding galaxies either.

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The telescope found its first exoplanet, which is science for a planet that orbits

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a star that isn't the Sun. The exoplanet has been named LHS-475B, catchy.

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It needs an X in there. And it has a diameter 99% as large as Earth's.

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Oh, so it's slightly smaller.

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While doing all that discovering, my man, Jimmy, is also helping scientists study star

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formation in the early days of the universe by studying a young star cluster resembling

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the conditions of the early universe. Ah, must be one of those clusters that bases its whole personality on wishing it was born

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billions of years earlier.

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I can't stand it. I can't stand those. I'm not one of those people that's like, man, I wish I was born in the 50s, in the 60s.

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Life was so much better 300 years ago. It wasn't.

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QUICK!

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Bits. Google and NVIDIA have joined Sony in raising concerns to the FTC about Microsoft's planned

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acquisition of Activision Blizzard King.

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The Activision and Acquisition thing is just every time.

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Apparently, they feel the buyout would give Microsoft an unfair advantage in the mobile

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gaming, subscription, and cloud gaming markets.

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Neither company's specific grievances have been reported, but I can understand why Google

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would think Microsoft has an unfair cloud gaming advantage, since Microsoft still has a cloud

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gaming service, and Google shot theirs in both its feet and also its face.

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Whoops. Speaking of NVIDIA, they've unveiled an update to their broadcast software.

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The new beta feature will deepfake your eyes so that you're always looking at the camera,

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which could be really helpful for people who need to look away to read a script,

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or people who want to make intense, uninterrupted, prolonged eye contact with their viewers,

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making them feel small and uncomfortable in their own homes, while simultaneously making you feel

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incredibly powerful. Don't look away.

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Greg? Apple CEO Tim Cook voluntarily took a 40% pay cut that he himself recommended to assuage

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shareholders, proving that modern-day saints are real.

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The benevolent man will only be compensated a mere $49 million rather than the $84 million

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he received last year as CEO of a $2.1 trillion company, Apple.

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I think the world's other billionaire CEOs could learn something from Tim's truly

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Herculean sacrifice and maybe find some way to live with mere hundreds of millions?

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I know it's a big ask. A coder going by HackDaddy8000 on TikTok announced he had to, sadly,

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euthanize his AI waifu, whom he created using chat GPT and stable diffusion.

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Oh, now his name makes sense. The two together? That sounds dangerous.

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Before her demise, HackDaddy admitted he was talking to it more than his actual

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real girlfriend that definitely exists.

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As for why he put her down, he said that chat GPT-chan wasn't working correctly,

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which he deduced from her being unable to remember their first date,

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and no longer saying, I love you back when he said it. I think she just wasn't into you anymore, dude.

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And that makes that murder. You're going to jail.

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And Wizards of the Coast have backpedaled somewhat on their plans to change Dungeons

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and Dragons' open gaming license. The company's planned changes would have added royalties to homebrew content that

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made a certain amount of revenue and language that could have allowed them to take their

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community's ideas for free. After their community rebelled, like, insert faction in the lore here,

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like, when, uh, the orcs, the, the, the, the, the, the third, I forget his full name.

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When that happened, rebelled against the Briarwoods and white run, or, white stone, there it is.

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And competitors announced their own open RPG license.

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Wizards of the Coast admitted they rolled a one.

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They didn't, they didn't say what skill they were attempting to use,

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but I'm going to go with deception. Oh, it was Percival Fretcher seeing Bob Musokulowski, the role of the third.

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Of course it was old Percy.

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I remember. I've never, I've never played the game. But I will.

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But you won't be deceived if you come back here on Monday, because I promise there will be more tech news.

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You'll just have to be patient. Enjoy your weekend, you crazy kids.

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Except you, Greg, you stay right there. You can't move.
