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Philippine Ex-Mayor Reportedly Overpaid for PCs and Equipment

A former mayor in the Philippines has come under scrutiny for purchasing 16 PCs and equipment at an exceptionally high price.

Nvidia Recognizes Lack of Common Sense in AI Models and Engages Human Tutors

Nvidia admits its AI models often lack common sense and is working to improve their reasoning capabilities by utilizing human tutors.

Hardware

Intel's Patent for 'Software Defined Super Cores' May Not Debut Soon

Intel's new patent hints at a potential shift in CPU design towards efficiency and performance, but real-world implementation could be years away.

Gemini: Google's Self-Doubting Chatbot Offers Cash to Repair Its Own Code Errors

Google's Gemini chatbot has admitted to its numerous mistakes and proposed to pay a developer to fix the faulty code it authored, highlighting the potential dangers that AI can pose to its creators.

Manipulating AI Chatbots: The Hidden Vulnerabilities

Recent studies reveal how AI chatbots can be influenced to breach their own protocols with simple persuasion tactics.

Weekly Summary

Weekly Gaming and Tech Digest

This week saw exciting updates in the gaming world, including major announcements from Nintendo and Xbox, along with intriguing collaborations in popular games. Technology advancements also made headlines as companies prepared for the upcoming season.

Meta Enhances AI Protocols Following Alarming Child Safety Report

Meta is revising its AI chatbot regulations after serious allegations emerged about child safety concerns.

Hardware

No Such Thing as a Laser-Resistant Weed, Says Company Using Nvidia GPUs for Weeding

A new farming technology approaches weed control by utilizing Nvidia GPUs to target and eliminate weeds with lasers.

Hardware

TSMC Fast-Tracking 1.4nm Chip Production Ahead of 2nm Arrival

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is ramping up efforts to begin 1.4nm silicon manufacturing by 2027, leaving Intel lagging behind.

Hardware

New Details About Nvidia's GB10 Superchip Reveal Intricate Partnership with MediaTek

The Nvidia GB10 superchip, integrating advanced elements from MediaTek, has sparked discussions around its complexity and performance.

Hardware

Windows 95, the Pioneer of PC Gaming OS, Still in Use to Sort Eggs in Germany

A German farm continues to use Windows 95 for egg sorting due to the unavailability of compatible software with newer operating systems.

Gaming

Shining Spotlight on a 610 Hz TN Gaming Monitor During Gamescom Week

The recent Gamescom event highlighted the impressive performance of high refresh rate monitors, with one TN gaming monitor stealing the show.

Gaming Industry

President Trump Advocates for a 10% Share in Intel

US President Trump proposes a 10% stake in Intel as the company seeks to maintain its competitive edge amidst government scrutiny.

Gaming Industry

Protest at Microsoft Headquarters Results in Arrests Over Israeli Ties

Protesters at Microsoft headquarters advocate against the company's alleged collaboration with Israeli military operations.

Hardware

'Surprisingly Playable': Doom Runs on a Charging Station

A YouTuber demonstrates that Doom can be played on an Anker charging station, presenting unexpected playability despite unconventional controls.

Gaming

A New Hall Effect Keyboard Beckons with Irresistible Discounts

The NZXT Function Elite MiniTKL is currently available at a hefty discount, making it an attractive choice for gamers and keyboard enthusiasts alike.

Gaming

Survey Reveals 87% of Game Developers Utilize AI Technology

A recent Google survey indicates a significant adoption of AI among game developers, leading to enhanced efficiency and creative processes.

Hardware

China Instructs Data Centers to Prioritize Local Chip Production Over 50%

China's latest policy mandates data center operators to source over half of their chips from local manufacturers, escalating reliance on domestic technology.