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Hey, congratulations. You've made the right decision to stay up to date

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with the tech news instead of going outside

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and ignoring all the important stuff that's happening online.

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Hundreds of thousands of user chats with GROC, XAI's chatbot,

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are publicly searchable on Google as reported by Forbes

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because as many people discovered when a similar story about chat GBT blew up

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less than a month ago, clicking share in a GROC chat

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allows it to be indexed by Google. But this is a bit different

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because unlike chat GBT, GROC's whole thing is being unrestricted.

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So these leaks chats show users generating everything from instructions

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on how to make restricted substances to plans for taking down Elon Musk.

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And I'm sure some of the Japanese language chats are totally normal and not concerning

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but not the ones I happen to click on. When the story broke about chat GBT's shared chats

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being searchable, open AI disabled chat GBT's Google indexing feature

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pretty quickly. But as of now, the GROC chats are still up on Google

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and they apparently have been since at least January

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as pointed out by Gagangotra on Twitter.

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He also spotted Gemini, which was then called Bard doing the same thing in 2023

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shortly before Google turned that off. Meanwhile, Meta continues to allow Meta AI chats

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to be indexed, they're fine with it. Also following the chat GBT story a few weeks ago,

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one of Twitter's many genius investigators

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asked GROC about it, which is what you do. GROC claimed it had no such sharing feature,

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which was retweeted by Elon with GROC for the win.

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And yet another example of why asking chatbots about how they work is about as useful

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as asking dogs why they chase squirrels.

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As soon as you say the word squirrel, look, the interaction's over.

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The batteries in all Pixel 10 series phones

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will have their effective capacities reduced after just 200 charging cycles as a safety measure,

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as confirmed to Android authority by Google, who refuses to build batteries

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containing anything other than Coke, Mentos, and lava harnessed from an active volcano.

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It's a matter of principle. The battery nerf is managed by Google's battery health assistance feature,

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which gradually reduces maximum voltage to prevent the exploding battery debacles

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that plagued the Pixel 4a and 6a.

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The feature can be turned off on most Pixel devices, but that's not the case for the Pixel 9a

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and now the Pixel 10 series as well, because there's just no way

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to figure out how Samsung devices are able to survive 2,000 charging cycles just fine,

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which we know about thanks to the EU's European product registry for energy labeling,

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a title that you know in German is all one word.

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NVIDIA has halted production of its China-specific H20 AI data center GPUs

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because China,

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they don't want them no more. Insider sources told the information

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that NVIDIA has instructed component suppliers for H20 GPUs to hold off after China

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told the country's tech companies that buying NVIDIA chips is now a no-no,

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as the Financial Times reports. This shift in attitude followed directly

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from a CNBC interview with US Commerce Secretary,

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Howard Lutnik, in which he made comments that Chinese leadership found insulting.

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Lutnik said he wants Chinese developers to get addicted to American technology.

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You know, they can try using a Nokia phone,

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but it just doesn't give you that buzz.

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They outlawed setting your phone to vibrate in the EU.

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Don't go outside for real yet. You're gonna want to hear these quick bits first.

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They'll help. Trump Mobile has posted a new T1 phone image,

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not another image of the same T1 phone.

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It's a different T1 phone image, which really seems like a Photoshopped Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra

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with a Spigen case on it. The tweet is somehow still up

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despite the attached community note and a tweet from Spigen promising a lawsuit.

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But of course the tweet's still up. Trump Mobile obviously has a plan here,

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which appears to be post a new image of a random phone every couple months.

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Their website still has the old pic of the gold iPhone.

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And why does this guy look like he wants to eat me?

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The 12-volt high power connector strikes again, but this time, taking down its first AMD victim.

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A user called Savings Opportunity 3 posted last month on Reddit asking

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if they should be concerned about melting and showed off a picture of their cable one month after.

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A user responded saying AMD cards don't have a melting problem.

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Well, the cable melted. Now this was one of the very few AMD cards

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that uses this connector. It was an ASRock Tai Chi RX9070XT.

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So most Radeon users should be safe. And this guy says his GPU still works until it doesn't.

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Speaking of AMD, it seems like someone over there had some butterfingers

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and accidentally posted the entire source code for FSR4 up on GitHub.

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FSR4 or FidelityFX Super Resolution 4

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is AMD's resolution upscaling and frame generation technology.

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And in this source code, it seems to suggest that AMD had at least tried

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to get it working on some older RDNA3 GPUs,

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not just the newest ones. The GitHub page was pulled down almost immediately,

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but that didn't stop people from getting at least some screenshots and maybe even some downloads of the repo.

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But until someone does something with it, we can only dream of GPU makers being generous

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and giving our older cards new features. Stop the ageism.

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AI startup Dynamics Lab has released Mirage 2,

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which looks essentially like Google's recently unveiled world model, Genie 3,

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but with less limits. And this one's actually playable.

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You can generate a world based off any image and like Genie 3,

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you can add additional prompts while playing through it so you can seamlessly bring Red Dead Redemption 2's

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Arthur Morgan into a cyberpunk city or an alien planet,

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which Rockstar didn't include in the real game, probably because they didn't have this tool.

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So someone get Rockstar on the phone, they need to see this, they need our help.

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And to the surprise of no one, someone managed to get Doom running

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on a random piece of tech that has a screen. YouTuber Aaron Christofell, Christofell,

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showed off his modded anchor prime charging station

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and even uses the little dial on the side to control the game in perhaps the jankiest way possible.

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As for specs, the charging station has eight megabytes of SD RAM and 16 megabytes of external flash,

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proving that your overpowered gaming PC is entirely unnecessary.

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People are out gaming in caves with a box of scraps.

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It's a lesson for all of us, which is that now it's time to go outside,

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not before, now, or go to bed depending on where you are.

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Regardless, just come back on Monday for more tech news. And I want you outside until then.

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It's cold, wear a coat. I'm just kidding, you can do whatever you want, okay.
