The Meta is being sued by former employees who accuse the company of having used an artificial intelligence system to define which workers would be fired. According to the authors of the action, the tool would have disproportionately harmed people with disabilities, those on sick leave or on leave due to pregnancy. According to Reuters, […]
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Google asked Cade (Administrative Council for Economic Defense) to archive the administrative process that determines whether the display of journalistic content in search results and summaries generated by artificial intelligence constitutes a competition infringement. For the company, “any obligation for mandatory monetary compensation must be established through legislation”, not through the actions of the competition […]
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For most of the past decade, the case for scale-out backup was an easy one to make: add a node, add capacity, keep performance flat. Growth would be linear and predictable, and architecture would never again be something you had to think about. But at enterprise scale, I’m seeing what I think of as […]
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Bitcoin approached $65,000 on July 14 as a sharper-than-expected slowdown in US inflation weakened the case for another near-term Federal Reserve interest rate increase. Data from CryptoSlate showed that BTC rose as high as $64,832 once the report landed, gaining about 4% from its intraday low and coming within $200 of a threshold it has […]
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The Meta Platforms announced this Monday (13) that it will increase investment in its mega data center in Richland Parish, Louisiana, in the United States, to more than US$50 billion. The value practically doubles the initial estimate of US$27 billion, in yet another movement by large technology companies to expand the infrastructure dedicated to artificial […]
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Although Capcom has been able to release Resident Evil games at a frequent pace in recent years, it has been forced to set aside some of the franchise’s more experimental side chapters. And, according to popular insider Dusk Golem, the company hopes to make up for this with expansions tied to its main releases. In […]
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Company says it is not aware of evidence to support the complaint Apple accuses startup of using trade secrets in hardware – Image: Ascannio/Shutterstock | Modified by Rodrigo Mozelli OpenAI spoke out this Tuesday (14) against the accusations made by Apple in a trade secrets lawsuit, stating that it was not aware of evidence to […]
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The LaserPecker LX2 is an enclosed desktop laser cutter with swappable modules that bridges hobbyist and small-business laser work. Its sticker price is intimidating, but it’s a useful tool for those who buy it. A laser cutter was once an industrial machine that needed a dedicated workshop. That has changed. Desktop models now bring real […]
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Artificial medicinal leaf Plants efficiently convert light into energy through photosynthesis, a capability that scientists and engineers are striving to mimic using various approaches in attempts to develop so-called artificial photosynthesis. The main tool in this field is tiny metallic structures designed to absorb and concentrate light energy and generate the appropriate charge carriers, known as surface plasmons. […]
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It’s OS 27 public beta day, but developer beta testers are getting a little treat with version 2 updates of the iPadOS 27 and macOS 27 beta 3 release. While it isn’t clear exactly what Apple might have changed in its second version of macOS 27 beta 3 and iPadOS 27 beta 3, they are […]
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