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Lees meerAd goliath reckons complaint is meritless – but it would, wouldn't it? Meta was sued on Wednesday for alleged undisclosed tracking and data collection in its Facebook and Instagram apps on Apple iPhones.…
Lees meerThanks for the advice DeepMind has trained a chatbot named Sparrow to be less toxic and more accurate than other systems, by using a mix of human feedback and Google search suggestions.…
Lees meerMusk fumes at NHTSA 'recall' of a million-plus cars Tesla owners ought to check for firmware updates, or risk their windows proving to be less than (h)armless.…
Lees meerMaybe we don't want to go with the netflow, man US government agencies have been buying, to some degree, details of Americans' internet activities from data brokers – and US Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) wants an explanation.…
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Lees meerTeams up with National University of Singapore on proof-of-concept designs Equinix has teamed up with the National University of Singapore to investigate the potential of hydrogen as a green fuel source for datacenter infrastructure.…
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