Apple May Be The First Major Tech Company Fined Under The EU's DMA
Apple may earn the dubious distinction being the first major tech company fined under the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA).
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Bottomless Pockets Win Again: Google Avoids Jury Trial in Advertising Antitrust Case
Google has successfully circumvented a jury trial in an antitrust case by sending a $2.3 million check to the DOJ, which a judge deemed sufficient to cover potential damages.
Sundar Pichai Leonie Brinkema Christoph Soeder Us Department Of Justice Women National Team At Google Berlin Judge Leonie Brinkema
Source: breitbart.com
NASA Picks 7 Companies to Figure Out How to Get Space Rocks Back From Mars
SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Northrop Grumman are among the companies that will get $1.5 million for a 90-day study to evaluate the most affordable way to transport rocks from Mars to Earth.
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Source: pcmag.com
Jensanity! Nvidia valuation tops $3T - until regulators and naysayers weigh in
Jensanity! Nvidia valuation tops $3T - until regulators and naysayers weigh in - SiliconANGLE
Source: siliconangle.com
Deplatforming stories at Techdirt.
Posts about deplatforming written by Leigh Beadon and Techdirt
Source: techdirt.com
Driverless racing is real, terrible, and strangely exciting
Hazel Southwell at Ars Technica:
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Oral-B Bricking Alexa Toothbrush Is a Cautionary Tale Against Buzzy Tech
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: As were currently seeing with AI, when a new technology becomes buzzy, companies will do almost anything to cram that tech into their products. Trends fade, however, and corporate priorities shift -- resulting in bricked gadgets and buyers rem...
Source: slashdot.org
Oral-B bricking Alexa toothbrush is cautionary tale against buzzy tech
Oral-B discontinued Alexa toothbrush in 2022, now sells $400 "AI" toothbrush.
Source: arstechnica.com
Ex-OpenAI staff call for "right to warn" about AI risks without retaliation
Open letter argues for AI whistleblower provisions due to lack of government oversight.
Source: arstechnica.com
8BitDo's Reimagining of IBM's Model-M Keyboard Draws Reactions Online
"Few computer keyboards are as iconic, as influential, or as beige as the IBM Model-M," writes the blog OMG Ubuntu adding that its "no surprise then that its been given a modern reimagining by 8BitDo." Following on from their Nintendo NES and Famicom and Commodore 64 homages, 8BitDo has unveiled ...
Source: slashdot.org