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18d ago
Computing
Lausanne-based Startup With 'All-Nitride-Core' is Further Bolstering Switzerland as QC Powerhouse
Learn about a Lausanne-based startup that is making significant contributions to Switzerland's reputation as a leader in quantum computing.
18d ago
Artificial Intelligence
Supreme Court Chief Justice Urges Caution on Use of AI
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts warns of the perils of artificial intelligence (AI) and encourages caution when embracing new technologies in the legal profession.
18d ago
Virtual Reality
Meta Quest iPhone App Tops App Store Charts on Christmas Day
The Meta Quest iPhone app was the top free app on the App Store on Christmas Day, indicating strong sales of Quest headsets.
18d ago
Mobilephone
The Potential Removal of 10x Optical Zoom from Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
Rumors suggest that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra may no longer feature the 10x optical zoom, which would be a surprising decision. This article explores the potential implications and the need for competition in the market.
19d ago
Crypto Currency
Bold Bitcoin Predictions for 2024: A 1,000% Rally to $500,000
Industry experts are making bold predictions for the price of bitcoin in 2024, citing various factors such as the halving event and the potential approval of a bitcoin ETF in the US. Commentators have predicted prices ranging from $60,000 to $500,000.
19d ago
Artificial Intelligence
Supreme Court Chief Justice Raises Concerns About Artificial Intelligence in Judiciary
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has expressed concerns about the increasing presence of artificial intelligence in the US judicial system, warning that it could dehumanize the law and jeopardize fair treatment in the justice system.
19d ago
Virtual Reality
Apple Vision Pro to Hit Market Shelves in 1Q24
Supply chain sources indicated that the Apple Vision Pro is expected to be available in the first quarter of 2024, with an annual shipment threshold of 400,000 units.
19d ago
Internet
The Most Dangerous People on the Internet in 2023
From Sam Altman and Elon Musk to ransomware gangs and state-backed hackers, these are the individuals and groups that spent this year disrupting the world as we know it.