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Bill Gates calls for some jobs to be ‘Human Reserved,’ suggests taxing AI tokens and robots
By Jowi Morales Published
The billionaire philanthropist penned a 6,000-word essay raising the societal risks that AI bring and his proposed solutions to protect the average person.

Mad scientist makes LEDs in his backyard
By Bruno Ferreira Published
Mad scientist makes LEDs in his backyard — semiconductor wizard who made his own RAM turns his attention to blinkenlights

Microsoft Paint and Photos apps add invisible watermark to AI-generated content
By Mark Tyson Published
A developer has uncovered some previously unknown GUID watermarking functionality deep within Microsoft’s Paint and Photos apps.

U.S. gov't moves to suppress pushback on data centers by removing requirements for public input on pollution
By Jake Roach Published
A proposed change to the EPA's regulations would remove the requirement for states to seek public input on air pollution permits, particularly around AI data centers.

$50k worth of retro Nintendo NES games stolen in devastating home robbery
By Stephen Warwick Published
Thieves broke into a home in Washington and stole 850 retro NES games thought to be worth more than $50k.

OpenAI bans Russian ChatGPT accounts posing as a fake Israeli think tank
By Luke James Published
Instead of using ChatGPT to write the articles, the operators used the chatbot to strip any wording that might mark them as Russian speakers.

Enthusiast turns a Lenovo Yoga laptop, an M.2 slot, and an AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT into 'the world's stupidest' desktop for local AI chatbots
By Bruno Ferreira Published
Enthusiast turns a Lenovo Yoga laptop and an AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT into "the world's stupidest" desktop for local LLMs

Commodore unveils striking Cyberpunk 2077 version of its C64U made in partnership with CD Projekt Red
By Mark Tyson Published
'Word on the neon-soaked street is it will achieve speeds of 77 MHz.'
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