A famous US research center reports that "Americans’ views of data centers have turned more negative"
In related news:
1] water is wet
2] gravity still sucks
Pew pew pew.
https://t.co/qnXKl01ylO
You can add recent Asus eshop customers to your list of people that may have their names and contact details leaked because of a security breach. https://t.co/JOpx4qEqXg
Reports are in that say OpenAI and the Ukrainian government are going to partner on a "program to protect power grids and water systems"
Let's see how well the partnership works out for them, what could possibly go wrong ?
https://t.co/pTDQcyhMBC
99 times out of 100 over 65% of reports that claim the UK Prime Minister has announced a "plan for new UK centre to fight disinformation" are correct.
https://t.co/26oK3xuPx6
People in Korea who bought Samsung smart refrigerators are getting bonus spoiled food in smell-o-vision option after the latest software update.
Also:
Automatic door-opening function feature failure frustration fallout.
https://t.co/rVYRlSo9S5
Reports from recent leaked memo say close to a quarter of all terminations announced at Oracle's America Cloud Infrastructure have the word "Manager" in their job title. https://t.co/nDvJZZbGWi
This report says that "heavy ChatGPT use is linked to intellectual laziness and social isolation" and something something something TLDR
https://t.co/sZOlqeIoP0
Meanwhile, in Dallas Texas the city blight light now that garbage artificial intelligence has "identified at least one possible code violation on more than 21,000 properties"
https://t.co/Puj1jG5Joa
Yesterday's news:
Sony raises PlayStation prices because of higher tariff costs.
Today's topic:
"Sony has dismissed calls from PS5 owners to return some of the $500 million it will receive in tariff refunds" because profit margins.
https://t.co/l5AXvDjmUP
The Gee force is now with you if you are using the Firefox browser.
Reports are in saying that "Firefox joins Chrome, Edge, Safari and Opera as browsers with official GeForce Now support.
https://t.co/DcbV7Hgdfp
Recent research has shown that 100% of the time it is 66% obvious that "a third of web pages published since ChatGPT’s launch show signs of AI authorship"
https://t.co/Xz6oBtVYgP
Apparently this needs to be repeated:
Close counts in the game of horseshoes.
Close does *not* count in swimming pools and ecommerce package delivery by drones.
https://t.co/wJEXDvcbha
If you work as a software development engineer it is very, very, VERY important that you "remember to double-check any software recommendations made by AI to make sure they are legit."
https://t.co/WHSApghaDA