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Reddit's New Block on the Internet Archive will Hinder AI Data Scraping
Reddit is set to prevent the Wayback Machine from indexing most of its content, affecting how AI companies access historical data.
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Reddit is set to prevent the Wayback Machine from indexing most of its content, affecting how AI companies access historical data.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan visits the White House to discuss company challenges shortly after Trump called for his resignation.
A man from San Diego is suing Microsoft, demanding continued support for Windows 10 beyond its October discontinuation.
The Air Force intends to purchase Tesla Cybertrucks for target practice, aiming to assess their durability against impacts similar to those encountered in combat.
AOL's decision to discontinue its dial-up internet service signals a significant change in internet accessibility after over three decades.
Explore Meta's groundbreaking virtual reality headsets, offering unparalleled pixel density and field of view, pushing the boundaries of gaming technology.
Demis Hassabis of DeepMind forecasts that Artificial General Intelligence might emerge within a decade, potentially leading to societal changes of unprecedented scale.
Ulf Kristersson's admission of employing AI chatbots for insights on decisions has sparked widespread criticism.
Elon Musk hints at the potential revival of the Vine video archive, as he introduces Grok Imagine, an AI tool aimed at generating video content.
Several employees of TSMC have been fired following suspicions of theft related to sensitive tech secrets, leading to an investigation by Taiwan's Supreme Prosecutors Office.
An inventive fan of the game Silksong has employed advanced electron beam lithography techniques to craft a minuscule representation of the character Hornet, pushing the limits of artistic creativity.
Nvidia reassures that its H20 chips do not contain backdoors following queries from Chinese officials.
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