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6d ago
Artificial Intelligence
How Israel Commodifies Mass Killing Through Its 'Palestine Laboratory'
Israel is 'battle-testing' its military equipment on Palestinians — and selling it abroad.
6d ago
Virtual Reality
Pico Reportedly Cancels Quest Competitor to Instead Take on Apple Vision Pro
According to a report from The Information, Pico Interactive, a subsidiary of ByteDance, is canceling the release of its next standalone headset to compete with Apple's Vision Pro mixed reality headset.
6d ago
Internet
ChatGPT Is Turning the Internet Into Plumbing
A partnership between OpenAI's ChatGPT and media conglomerate Axel Springer is changing the way we interact with online content.
6d ago
Mobilephone
iOS 17.3 beta: Everything new for iPhone users
Apple just started testing iOS 17.3 in mid-December. Unlike the other beta versions, Cupertino isn’t likely to seed several versions before the final one is released. As the holidays approach, iPhone users will remain on iOS 17.3 beta 1 for longer than usual. That said, this is everything new coming to iPhone users in early 2024 when iOS 17.3 is released to the public.
7d ago
Computing
Chip Crunch Persists as Tech Giants Rush to Scale AI Units
Amid the demand for computing power to train and operate artificial intelligence models, a global chip crunch continues.
7d ago
Artificial Intelligence
Douglas Murray: ‘AI is more moral than the president of Harvard’
Renowned British journalist shares candid observations on the media's portrayal of the Israel-Hamas war and the complexity of regional conflicts
7d ago
Virtual Reality
Apple Vision Pro Headset Expected to Ship Soon
The highly anticipated Apple Vision Pro headset is on track to ship early next year, according to Tim Cook. The headset, which was revealed at the WWDC conference in June, is expected to be released in the US first, with a starting price of $3500. Apple Store employee training for Vision Pro is scheduled for mid-January, indicating that the release is imminent. However, there is some uncertainty about the exact date, with Bloomberg's Mark Gurman suggesting a release before March.
7d ago
Internet
Starlink Denied $886 Million Rural Broadband Subsidy
The FCC has denied Starlink an $886 million subsidy from the Universal Service Fund for expanding rural broadband service.