βΌοΈ Microsoft has filed for a patent to train AI on gamers' idle graphics cards and pay the owners for it.
The system in the application, published on 5 November, would split an AI training job into small tasks sized to each device. It would watch every card's load, temperature and power draw, and back off when the machine gets busy or hot.
Results would be cross-checked against other PCs to catch faulty or cheating machines. Microsoft has announced no service and no pay rates.
Owners could be paid in cash, credits or free software, or with access to the AI model their PCs helped train.
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βΌοΈ BREAKING UPDATE: Cooling systems went haywire overnight in six European countries, from Ireland to Estonia, and Carrefour Belgium now confirms a cyberattack.
In the Netherlands, cooling firm Danfoss says 17+ businesses were hit after not acting on its 13 October advice to take the systems offline. NOS reports they still had default passwords.
Ireland's SuperValu pulled chilled and frozen food from 13 stores. A Belgian butcher is binning hundreds of kilos of meat.
In Estonia, a refrigeration firm says attackers heated a supermarket freezer to 50Β°C.
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