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Google won't tell anyone why its withholding Bard AI from the EU

Wired jokes that Google's so far given more penguins Bard access than it has Europeans.

PC Gamer

Keith Grossman brought NFTs to 99-year-old Time magazine—why he’s now all in on Web3

A veteran media executive on his unusual career change and what NFTs can unlock for the industry.

Fortune

The surprising and rapid rise in ocean temperatures

Ocean temperatures were warmer in April than scientists have ever observed at this time of year, with experts struggling to account for the rapid recent rise.

The Week

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Geoffrey Hinton: the ‘Godfather of AI’ who quit Google to warn about technology

Geoffrey Hinton, a man often referred to as “the godfather of artificial intelligence”, has quit his job at Google over concerns about the risks the technology poses to humanity.

The Week

5 Ways the 'Godfather of AI' thinks AI could ruin everything

Geoffrey Hinton left Google so he could speak freely about AI; what he told The New York Times is alarming

TechRadar

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Chris Evans reckons his Marvel co-star Aaron Taylor-Johnson should be the next Bond

Chris Evans wants one of his former co-stars to take over from Daniel Craig

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Online Safety Bill: what will happen to WhatsApp under the proposed law?

WhatsApp and other encrypted messaging services have called for the UK government to “urgently rethink” its controversial Online Safety Bill, hinting that they would rather be blocked from operating in Britain than weaken their privacy settings.

The Week

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The results Wrexham need to win the league and when they would be crowned champions

Wrexham are on the brink of a return to the Football League after their stunning 3-2 win over Notts County

Wales Online

Top US mathematician reveals how YOU can massively increase chances of winning Lottery

Top US mathemetician Ryan 'Skip' Garibaldi broke down ways to increase your chances of winning the lottery in the US - whether with scratcher tickets, on the Powerball or the Megal Millions

Daily Mirror

Private 'Jackal' inspector satellites to get 1st in-space test this year

Colorado-based startup True Anomaly, which aims to help keep the U.S. on top in space, plans to launch its first two "Jackal" spacecraft to orbit this October.

Space

Tech giants are cutting back on AI ethics research as Elon Musk calls for a cautious approach

Technologists are calling for a more cautious approach to AI, but some companies are still pushing forward at all costs.

Fortune

Spider-Man Alum Willem Dafoe Explains Why He Wasn’t Pleased With No Way Home’s De-Aging Effects

Willem Dafoe and Alfred Molina were de-aged in Spider-Man: No Way Home to look like they did during Sam Raimi's movies.

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Tiny Troopers: Global Ops publisher is campaigning to help Ukraine

Wired Productions is using the game to promote its charity efforts and donations to those affected by war.

Axios

Pushback grows over mental health impacts of social media

Social media companies are increasingly coming under fire for their role in fueling an epidemic of mental health crises among teens and children that have resulted in historically high rates of poor mental health, depression and suicidality.

Nottingham Post

Former award-winning Nottingham cafe owners turn eBay purchase into the Pink Palace

After a huge transformation it's open for business

Fortune

Layoffs at Google parent company include robots that cleaned its cafeteria

No one, human or otherwise, is safe from cost-cutting.

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Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt says A.I. will change everything about war

Eric Schmidt says the Pentagon needs to move fast if it wants to catch up with China on A.I. in war.

Daily Mirror

Millions of iPhone and Android owners have 'criminal' app - how to check yours

The criminals behind the Vastflux operation were requesting a staggering 12 billion adverts per day, until the organised attack was uncovered by the cyber firm Human Security

Evening Standard

Best wired headphones for 2023: Over-ear cans with crystal clear sound

Stuart Pritchard gets wired for sound with a handful of the hottest cable-bound headphones…

Fortune

Ben Shapiro's hilariously clueless rant about 'Glass Onion' mocking Elon Musk entertained liberal Twitter more than the actual movie

Conservative mouthpiece Ben Shapiro hated Netflix's "Glass Onion" and the comparisons to Elon Musk—Twitter is having a field day making fun of him.

The Independent UK

Samuel L Jackson caught liking porn on Twitter as fans remind him likes are public

The actor has since unliked the NSFW tweets

InsideEVs

Tesla Employee Claims Labor Disaster At Giga Berlin

While an account from a single anonymous employee may not hold much weight, it's important to keep a close eye on Tesla's situation in Germany going forward.

Reason

Geofencing Warrants Are a Threat to Privacy

A precedent set in the January 6 prosecutions could be dangerous to the public.

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