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Quantum computers aren’t as mysterious as you think. Does it look like a typical computer? Nope. Does it run on quantum mechanical principles that sound absolutely unreasonable? Most definitely. Do its proponents claim it can perform unimaginable computational feats? Many, many times—although reader discretion is strongly advised. It’s really not so much a top-secret, super-exclusive
Just when you thought every angle on KPop Demon Hunters had been covered—until the much-anticipated sequel drops, whenever that may be—a new perspective arrives. For the first time since the Netflix movie’s release last summer, across record-setting viewing and soundtrack numbers and awards nominations galore, the six performers behind Rumi, Mira, and Zoey did an interview
We’ve been taking the humble external hard disk drive for granted. Try to buy one when current retail inventory runs out, and you might not have a very good time thanks to a sudden spike in demand from Western Digital’s “top seven customers.” Though the orthodoxy around Kryder’s Law was to call out the hard
Many are longing for oblivion these days, and the cleansing fire of any sort of apocalypse presumably sounds great, including one brought on by malevolent forms of machine intelligence. This sort of wishful thinking would go a long way toward explaining why recent stories about an AI that supposedly bullied a software developer, hinting at
The tech world is a rich and complex global ecosystem. If a butterfly flaps its wings in your smartphone’s operating system, that can potentially cause a hurricane for Tesla’s sales, according to the the interpretation of events laid out in the latest column from Apple scoop guy Mark Gurman of Bloomberg. Specifically, it seems that
Podcaster David Greene is accusing Google of using his voice without permission to create one of the AI voices in the company’s research and note-taking tool NotebookLM. Google added Audio Overviews in the second half of 2024, allowing NotebookLM users to make brief podcast episodes out of pages of notes and documents of any kind.
When a company releases a new AI model, it’s become customary for it to make a splash by pissing off an intellectual property owner or some other entity speaking up on behalf of copyrights, preferably spurring some form of legal action or warning. OpenAI’s ChatGPT has been the target of lawsuits galore—most famously from the
