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The number of AI generated uploads to CGTrader would suggest AI is taking over the platform, but buyers are refusing to pay for AI generated models.
Lire l'article →Documents from law enforcement spy centers show the government is warning cops of "extensive and ongoing chatter on social media" about methods to "physically destroy Flock LPR cameras."
Lire l'article →It's usually very difficult to investigate the advertising industry. A new tool called DecryptAds aims to make it much easier with a massive dataset anyone can query.
Lire l'article →A 2,000-year-old canal system in Colombia visible from space was long assumed to be built at the direction of powerful rulers. New evidence is turning that assumption on its head.
Lire l'article →Research Gold's team of human methodologists are either AI generated or using the identity of real people without their permission
Lire l'article →LexisNexis sells a massive amount of data to law enforcement, including ICE. New records indicate ICE wants to feed that data into a Palantir system.
Lire l'article →“I guess all crime could be eliminated if you put cameras everywhere, surveillance everywhere, and had drones patrolling the skies [...] but what life are we living then?”
Lire l'article →"The future is for everyone," Zuckerberg says, describing future that is primarily good for Meta.
Lire l'article →Knightscope and other robotics companies are rethinking automated security following canceled contracts. One pivot? Human guards.
Lire l'article →Scientists discovered a crab that had spent months at sea stuck in a bottle, subsisting on algae and fish that wandered into its plastic lair. The lonely mariner offers a warning about the impacts of human pollution on wildlife worldwide.
Lire l'article →This week, we discuss Flock blogging, "rare" books, and Jesus Christ.
Lire l'article →A small town in Kansas took its city meetings virtual and ended public comment after city leaders received a wave of death threats.
Lire l'article →A Flock presentation shows the company planned to use around 350,000 Uber, Lyft, and delivery drivers to collect license plate data for its surveillance system.
Lire l'article →SAP says it needs to “be disciplined in how we spend.” That includes still freezing hires and travel. Unless it's to do with AI, of course.
Lire l'article →A model of a microbe cell revealed that methane-producing organisms could potentially emerge on a wide variety of exoplanets, which can inform the search for extraterrestrial life.
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