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Google's CEO doubts AGI is feasible with existing hardware
AI Google's CEO Sundar Pichai recently indicated that he's skeptical about the current hardware venturing the world into the AGI era.
Reddit sues Anthropic for scraping its data 100,000 times
AI Reddit filed a complaint against Anthropic, claiming that the AI lab used its data to train its models without authorization or compensation.
Can you install SteamOS on your regular Windows laptop or desktop?
Software You can now put SteamOS on other handhelds like the ROG Ally and Legion Go, but what about a regular laptop or desktop PC? We have some answers.
Anthropic researchers warn AI will turn humans into "meat robots"
AI In a recent interview, some Anthropic researchers claimed that humans might soon be reduced to "meat robots" controlled by next-generation AI models.
DeepMind CEO says AI won't steal jobs — it'll make you superhuman
AI DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis explains Google's journey toward AGI, AI's threat to jobs, and more in a broad interview.
Microsoft Edge for Android will soon let you lock InPrivate tabs behind a PIN or biometrics
Browsing Microsoft Edge for Android is testing a feature that locks InPrivate tabs behind a PIN or biometric login, mimicking a long-standing Chrome feature.
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Deals Microsoft 365 is no longer free once you leave school. This limited-time deal saves you 30% on Word, Excel, and more.
Sam Altman's dramatic removal from OpenAI is becoming a movie
AI A movie might be in the works, capturing the events that ensued during Sam Altman's removal from OpenAI as the company's CEO.
