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New AI features, not hardware, looks like it will be the focus of the Galaxy S24 lineup. Will it be enough to convince people to upgrade their phones?
CES wasn’t the only big news this week.
Welcome to The Hill’s Technology newsletter {beacon} Technology Technology The Big Story Senators call for probe into SEC account hack A bipartisan Senate duo is calling for the inspector general of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to open an investigation into the recent hack of the agency’s account on…
In an unannounced update to its usage policy, OpenAI has opened the door to military applications of its technologies. While the policy previously prohibited use of its products for the purposes of āmilitary and warfare,ā but that language has now disappeared, and OpenAI did not deny that it was now open to military uses. The [ā¦] Ā© 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
NASA is hoping to gather evidence that its X-59 aircraft will be able to fly at the speed of sound quietly, justifying a change in the regulations to allow supersonic commercial aviation
On Thursday, Google published a blog post endorsing a proposed law in Oregon that would force manufacturers to allow customers access to the tools and parts required to fix their devices. Lawmakers modeled the bill after legislation passed in other states like California and New York.Read Entire Article
Observability has transcended its origins in monitoring, evolving into a sophisticated discipline that leverages AI to provide deep insights and predictive capabilitie…
Oscar nominations will be announced later this month, and Poor Thingsā Emma Stone and Barbieās Margot Robbie are all but guaranteed to be in the Best Actress race. Last year, Everything Everywhere All at Once swept three of the four acting categories. That suggests sci-fi and fantasy films, whose stars donāt alwaysā¦Read more…
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will fine oil and gas companies for emitting excess methane ā the first federal government tax ever on greenhouse gas emissions. moreā¦ The post In a US first, the oil and gas sector will pay fines for excess methane emissions appeared first on Electrek.