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Microsoft thinks it can succeed where Google failed with AR glassesBut will fixing the charging issue really separate consumers from their smartphones?
Updated October 13, 20233 min read
But will fixing the charging issue really separate consumers from their smartphones?
Doosan Robotics raised $310 million in its IPO, with shares surging 160% on their debut day
The company is adding a host of AI-based tools to its platform
The US Justice Department and 38 states have accused Google of monopolistic business practices
Sony found out that skin tone bias within AI models not only exists for skin tone, but also for skin hue
The world needs the UN more than ever—and yet it looks like it's fading faster and faster into irrelevance
The model, built using Amazon's Bedrock AI service, saved oncologists 75% of the time spent handling specific care tasks during a beta test
Nexstar Media, which controls 200 local TV broadcast stations in the US, is a rumored contender to buy ABC
They include clients such as Apple, Google, Nvidia, TSMC, and Samsung, and rivals like AMD, Intel, and MediaTek
California's Right to Repair Act gives electronics consumers more access to parts, tools, software, diagnostics, and documentation
Training a single AI chatbot can use more energy than 100 American homes do in a year
Gaming accounted for 18% of Nvidia's revenue in its second-quarter results
Arm expects to continue recording lower royalty revenues in the Chinese market
Companies like Meta and OpenAI have been using pirated copies of books to train their AI models
Nearly 50% of environmental activists on X have left the platform since Elon Musk's acquisition last year
A Snapchat AI bot posted a mysterious image, which many worried users took to be a photo of their home ceilings
The falling through of the Intel-Tower merger stems from ongoing US-China tensions
The crypto founder was accused of funneling $100 million in customers' funds towards political donations
The bots’ accuracy is up to 15% higher than that of humans
The World Bank has stopped lending to Uganda, even though dozens of countries criminalize homosexuality, and at least half a dozen apply the death penalty
Meta's WhatsApp, which has more than 2 billion users, has unveiled a screen-sharing feature for video calls
Lyft wants to kill peak pricing for good, even if that means lower earnings for drivers
The employees of Los Angeles want the administration to stop bargaining in bad faith
In new terms and conditions, Zoom gave itself wide scope to scoop up content from the video calls of its customers