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Sometimes it's hard to tell what's tech news and what's not like if I put robot arms and legs on a banana. Is that tech news?

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What about a mango? Microsoft says it wants everyone to upgrade to Windows 11 this year before Windows 10 loses official support in October

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But at the same time they're making it more difficult to do so on unsupported hardware

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The tech giant quietly deleted guidance about how to bypass Windows 11's TPM requirement from its own support page

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Although you can still see the registry tweak instructions on the internet archive, which is as always

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based but Microsoft has also blocked and labeled fly by 11 a

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popular third-party utility that lets users skip the hardware requirements check in Windows 11 as

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Malware according to the tools developer similar tools like Rufus still exist

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But I'm guessing Microsoft isn't jazzed about those either. What do you want Microsoft?

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It's like you invited everyone at school to your party and then only let in the ones who brought the invite with them like, okay

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You have fun in there. We're gonna be playing twister on the lawn. It's the hot spot

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Chinese AI company Deepsea got really popular recently

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So of course a US senator has proposed a potential law that would criminalize

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Importing it along with any tech developed in China on the threat of million-dollar fines and prison time

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The bill is kind of like your mom saying we have AI at home

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Including Google's new Gemini 2.0 models being rolled out for consumers and developers Google says they're pretty good

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Maybe they'll be good enough to power weapon systems since Google just erased the section of their AI principles web page

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That said the tech giant wouldn't let their AI be deployed for weapon systems

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But it's preserved once more by the internet archive. You do you the best. I don't why I don't know why

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But despite AI being added to guns and literally everything else

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Anthropic is telling job applicants not to use it to help write their applications because they want to evaluate your non

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AI-assisted communication skills. It's almost like there's some kind of

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Value to forming thoughts using your own words

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I'll have to ask chat GPT about that later Richest man in the world Elon Musk appears to be on a mission to access as much

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Previously protected US government data as he can leading squads of his fellow special government employees

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Which are also employees of private companies and even executives like new treasury staff member Tom Krause

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Who is also currently the CEO of Citrix parent company cloud software group

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Thomas Shed a Tesla engineer who is now the head of an IT group in the general services administration

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And who suggested they make illegal changes to a government login system is yet another example of Elon's pension for

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Funneling Tesla resources to his other private companies for which he's currently already being sued. What's another one big whoop

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Musk having access to these kind of government resources that could be used to benefit the multiple federal contracts

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He holds through SpaceX is a bit of a conflict of interest

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So congressman mark pocan is working on a bill that would ban this practice called the

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Eliminate looting of our nation by mitigating unethical state

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Cleptocracy or the Elon musk act what no don't name it after him. He'll like that

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Although he'd probably prefer you put an x in there somewhere to cherry on top you put robot limbs on a raspberry

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That's not full tech news But it could be a quick bit

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Trump's new tariffs on Chinese goods are coming into effect and caused the u.s.

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Postal service to briefly suspend all inbound parcels from china this morning

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While they figured out what extra fees need to be tacked on the eu is also looking to tax

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Chinese goods that were previously cheap enough to skirt customs duties

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So prepare for your timu shine and gaming handhelds even to be less wallet friendly

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China is apparently responding by opening antitrust investigations into google and apple

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Which may end up hurting those companies But it's also something that america's own fdc was trying to do under previous chair lina kahn

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But the government likes big tech now, so i'm sure the president is real torn up over what's happening to his friends

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Open ai has dropped the sign-in requirement to use chat gpt search on the web

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You can access it through chat gpt.com But open ai.com has also gotten a facelift along with a new logo the homepage features a big old prompt slash search bar

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Just like google I'm probably going to keep using google just because asking an ai to search for me

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Is only a little better than asking a fellow human what they know about a topic

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And half the time these days they just pull out their phone and ask chat gpt We could just skip the middleman sonos has had a rough year

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But now it thinks it has just a ticket The verge is reporting that part of the company's comeback plan is the launch of an Android-based streaming box

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To help consumers forget about how the company's redesigned app

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Borked people's expensive speaker setups last year the box could launch in april for 200 to 400 dollars

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Signaling that sonos has totally fixed all of their glitches. Otherwise, why would they price it that high?

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Think about it and researchers from invidia and carnagy melin university have published a framework

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Allowing robots to copy the complex movements of top athletes like christiano rinaldo and

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LeBron James Why say it like that? That's how you say it or at least try to copy their movements. They're doing their best

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But sadly, they're still not quite stable enough to use as a platform for this actual working plasma cannon

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With a 35 foot range developed by slightly insane engineer greg lee

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Maybe next time though, and maybe this friday. You'll come back for more tech news

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I should have a better grasp of what fruits and vegetables do and don't qualify for tech news by then

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I figured out what are you talking about? You just I came in late. You're missing the context