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The AI industry is running on FOMO

The AI industry is running on FOMO

Major technology companies are making significant investments in artificial intelligence (AI), expecting these expenditures to yield future returns. Recently, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta reported more than $350 billion in capital expenditures for this year, with indications that this figure could exceed $400 billion next year, according to Joe Fath, a partner at Eclipse VC. […]

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How Frankenstein’s creature designer found a new look for an iconic monster

How Frankenstein’s creature designer found a new look for an iconic monster

Mike Hill, a sculptor and special effects artist, and filmmaker Guillermo del Toro share a collaborative journey that began with the iconic story of Frankenstein. Their initial connection occurred years ago at a convention in Burbank, where del Toro, impressed by Hill’s monstrous sculptures, managed to locate his contact information and commissioned a piece. This

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Google pulls AI model after senator says it fabricated assault allegation

Google pulls AI model after senator says it fabricated assault allegation

Google has removed its AI model Gemma from the AI Studio platform following a complaint from Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN). The senator alleged that the model, which is intended for developers, generated false criminal accusations against her. Blackburn’s concerns were made public through her social media account and a letter addressed to Google CEO Sundar

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You need to watch the found footage classic, Lake Mungo

You need to watch the found footage classic, Lake Mungo

Found footage films are often challenging to create, with notable exceptions like The Blair Witch Project and Rec alongside many lesser-known titles. Lake Mungo, a mockumentary with found footage components, stands out for its emotional depth and effective storytelling, all while remaining under ninety minutes. Lake Mungo is recognized for its convincing presentation, giving the

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The great tariff shakedown | The Verge

The great tariff shakedown | The Verge

Economists have raised concerns about the impact of tariffs on consumer prices and manufacturing in the United States, particularly those implemented during the Trump administration. These tariffs have not resulted in the promised resurgence of American manufacturing, leading to ongoing questions about their effectiveness. Economists have noted that the effects of high tariffs can vary

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The story of the Microsoft Zune, the would-be iPod killer

The story of the Microsoft Zune, the would-be iPod killer

The Microsoft Zune remains a relatively minor aspect of technology history. Microsoft invested significant time and resources attempting to develop a competitor to Apple’s iPod, but it ultimately did not succeed in establishing a substantial market presence. Experts often attribute the failure to timing and market competition factors. Interestingly, Microsoft did recognize several trends that

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The best TV shows and movies to watch over and over and over

The best TV shows and movies to watch over and over and over

Installer No. 104 Brief This edition of Installer covers a variety of topics, including trends, technology, and personal anecdotes. The author shares insights on subjects such as lotteries, Jennifer Lawrence, and religious AI, along with activities like turning a personal journal into a daily tool, learning about cold brew coffee, and striving to moderate Halloween

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