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Police hack VPN, arrest operator, seize domains
Law enforcement agencies have successfully infiltrated a VPN service, intercepting user traffic and seizing its domains. This operation led to the arrest of the VPN's operator, who had allegedly marketed the service as …
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Marketer settles $880K for device ad targeting claims
A marketing firm has agreed to a settlement of $880,000 over claims that it could access user devices for ad targeting purposes. Two other marketing companies involved in the case will also contribute $25,000 each to th…
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Starship launch delayed; German firm may aid Canada's space efforts
A planned Starship test flight from South Texas has been postponed. Additionally, a German launch company is reportedly considering assisting Canada with its space launch initiatives. The specific reasons for the Starsh…
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Masters of the Universe final trailer revives '80s nostalgia
The final trailer for "Masters of the Universe" has been released, evoking strong '80s nostalgia. The trailer features the iconic line, "You are he who will restore peace to Eternia," hinting at the show's classic theme…
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AI assistants accelerate drug retargeting in scientific discovery
Two AI-powered scientific assistants have demonstrated success in drug retargeting, a crucial step in developing new therapies. These systems aided researchers in identifying and repurposing existing drugs for new medic…
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US Court Criticizes Lawyers for AI Errors in Meta Lawsuit
The US 7th Circuit Court of Appeals has criticized lawyers involved in a case against Meta, citing errors suspected to be from generative AI in their filings. The court's opinion highlighted issues with proper pleading …
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AI-generated fake citations lead to dismissal of defamation lawsuit
A man's lawsuit against users of a Facebook group was dismissed due to the use of AI-generated fake citations. The plaintiff had sought to sue individuals from the "Are We Dating the Same Guy" group for defamation. Howe…
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Pompeii victim identified as doctor based on medical instruments
New analysis of a Pompeii victim's remains, identified through X-rays and CT scans, suggests the individual was a doctor. A small case containing metal instruments was found with the remains, further supporting this hyp…
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AI-generated quotes spark journalism crisis, leading to firings
Journalism is facing a crisis due to the misuse of AI-generated content, leading to firings and resignations. Reporters at Ars Technica and in Wyoming have been implicated in fabricating quotes and material using AI too…
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California bill advances to protect players' access to online games
California lawmakers are advancing a bill that would require game publishers to provide players with access to online games even after they are no longer actively supported. Introduced as the "Protect Our Games Act," th…
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California bill to protect online game access advances; Honkai: Star Rail event detailed
A bill aimed at ensuring long-term access to online games has progressed through the California Assembly's appropriations committee. This legislation seeks to prevent publishers from discontinuing playable access to the…
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Princeton sees 30% of students cheat using AI, straining honor code
A significant portion of students at Princeton University are using generative AI to cheat on assignments and exams, according to a recent survey. Nearly 30% of all students admitted to cheating, with engineering studen…
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Lawsuit claims ChatGPT gave fatal drug advice; AI medical tool faces scrutiny
A lawsuit alleges that ChatGPT provided dangerous drug combination advice to a teenager, leading to their death. The chatbot reportedly suggested ways to achieve a "full trippy mode" and recommended increasingly hazardo…
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Home data centers pitched as new AI boom investment
A new trend in the AI industry involves individuals hosting small-scale data centers in their homes. This approach aims to capitalize on the growing demand for AI computing power. The concept is being pitched as a way f…
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Ars Technica writer references 'Magic 8 Ball'
The Ars Technica headline writer subtly referenced the 'Magic 8 Ball' in their writing.
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AI-powered children's toys spark regulatory debate
AI-powered children's toys are emerging as a new frontier, raising concerns among lawmakers about their potential impact on childhood development and privacy. These connected toys, capable of disrupting traditional play…
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Sony uses AI to speed up game development, partners with Bandai Namco
Sony executives revealed that the company is leveraging AI tools to accelerate game development and increase the volume and diversity of content. These tools automate repetitive tasks in areas like quality assurance, 3D…
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AI kids' toys face scrutiny over safety and developmental impact
AI-powered children's toys are rapidly proliferating with minimal regulation, raising concerns among consumer groups and researchers. These toys, ranging from plush companions to interactive robots, have been found to d…
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Experts warn of potential issues with government AI safety testing proposals
Experts are raising concerns about the potential pitfalls of government-mandated AI safety testing, particularly in the context of proposals made by Donald Trump. The discussions highlight a debate on how governmental b…
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User criticizes Ars Technica for "horseshit hype" surrounding AI coverage.
This item is a Mastodon post criticizing Ars Technica for what the user deems "horseshit hype" regarding AI. The post urges Ars Technica to improve its reporting standards.