Google and Apple Face Billions in Penalties After Losing E.U. Appeals - The New York Times
The cases had established the European Union as the world’s leading tech watchdog, but have since raised questions about its protracted appeals process.
Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Amazon partner admits your phone could listen to everything - Neowin
An advertising partner of Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Amazon admitted that your smartphones and other devices can listen to everything you say for ad targeting.
5 reasons why Pop!_OS is this Linux pro's favorite distro | ZDNET
Selecting a Linux distribution can be daunting but when you finally find the one, you stick with it. Pop!_OS has been my go-to for a long time. Here's why.
Shared from Bing: New Harvard study claims aliens could be living right here on Earth
Harvard University is one of the most revered institutions in the world, so when its academics publish new studies, people take note. It may come as a surprise, therefore, that a team of scientists at Harvard and Montana Technological University, have just produced a paper suggesting an advanced alien civilisation may be “walking among us” here on ...
Shared from Copilot: Sustainable by design: Advancing the sustainability of AI - The Official Microsoft Blog
During the past year, the pace of AI adoption has accelerated significantly, ushering in groundbreaking advances, discoveries and solutions with the potential to help address humanity’s biggest problems. We see this as a massive platform shift, akin to the printing press, which was not just an invention, but a technology that shaped a new economy....
ChatGPT gives better answers to health-related questions than human physicians, study finds
A study found ChatGPT's responses to health-related questions on Reddit’s r/AskDocs superior to physicians' 79% of the time, with higher quality and empathy ratings, though more research is needed for clinical applications.
We could detect a malfunctioning warp drive on an alien starship | New Scientist
Faster-than-light warp drives are theoretically possible to build, and if aliens are using them, we should be able to detect the gravitational waves produced when one goes wrong
Extraordinary Harvard study claims aliens could be living underground on Earth
Harvard University is one of the most revered institutions in the world, so when its academics publish new studies, people take note. It may come as a surprise, therefore, that a team of scientists at Harvard and Montana Technological University, have just produced a paper suggesting an advanced alien civilisation may be “walking among us” here on ...
Apple or Microsoft: How do the two leading desktop operating systems stack up on usability, security, hardware compatibility, and 16 other important factors? We break it down feature by feature.
Weather from Microsoft Start is once again named as the most accurate world forecast provider
Weather from Microsoft Start has been named as the most accurate global forecast provider by the ForecastWatch assessment company for 2023. This is the second year in a row for this honor.
Why is the sparkle emoji often used to represent AI? ✨
(NEXSTAR) — Have you noticed this? As more and more technology companies roll out their own AI products and services, there's one thing that's been pretty common among many of the competitors: they all use the sparkle emoji in relation to the use of artificial intelligence. But why? These are the 10 worst U.S. cities for bed bugs, says new ranking Currently, you can see a sparkle emoji beside "AI Overview" Google suggestions, which appe…
Microsoft’s AI Push Imperils Climate Goal as Carbon Emissions Jump 30%
(Bloomberg) -- When Microsoft Corp. pledged four years ago to remove more carbon than it emits by the end of the decade, it was one of the most ambitious and comprehensive plans to tackle climate change. Now the software giant's relentless push to be the global leader in artificial intelligence is putting that goal in peril.Most Read from BloombergUS Inflation Data Was Accidentally Released 30 Minutes EarlyPutin and Xi Vow to Step Up Fight to Counter US ‘Containment’Jamie Dimon Sees ‘Lot of Infl
A new study found that song lyrics are now angrier, more repetitive, and vain. Consensus wavers, but what remains incontestable is social media’s impact on the music we hear most.