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Google scientist believes quantum chip could prove multiverse’s existence
It’s one quantum leap for mankind. Parallel dimensions are no longer restricted to Marvel flicks. Google’s cutting-edge quantum chip Willow…
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Disturbing video reveals shocking flaw in Open AI video generator
Talk about a stretch. OpenAI’s generative artificial intelligence video maker has techies in a twist after the tool, named Sora,…
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Google AI chatbot threatens user asking for help: ‘Please die’
AI, yi, yi. A Google-made artificial intelligence program verbally abused a student seeking help with their homework, ultimately telling her…
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Dutch chip giant blames ‘technical error’ for accidental earnings release
A Dutch chipmaking giant sparked chaos after it accidentally published a disappointing financial outlook a day earlier than scheduled –…
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NY neurotech company’s brain implant allows ALS patient to control Amazon’s Alexa with thought
A man afflicted with ALS has become the first person in the world to control an Amazon Alexa digital assistant…
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Life Style
This one buying habit can expose your age
There’s a simple act that can give away your age, and Generation Z is making fun of you for doing…
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Intel cuts whopping 15K jobs, posts $1.6B loss just months after getting Biden funds
Chipmaker Intel Corp. is cutting 15% of its massive workforce — about 15,000 jobs — as it tries to turn…
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Business
Microsoft to take hit as Fortune 500 suffers $5.4B in CrowdStrike losses: study
US Fortune 500 companies excluding Microsoft face $5.4 billion in losses thanks to the CrowdStrike outage last week — and…
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Major chipmakers’ stocks waffle after Biden, Trump warnings rattle investors
Major computer chip manufacturers like Nvidia and TSMC tried to shake off their slump Thursday after warnings from both President…
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AI speech clone is so real that makers say its ‘potential risks’ could prove too dangerous
Experts are speechless. Researchers at Microsoft have developed an artificially intelligent text-to-speech program at a human level of believability. It…
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