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NASA Confirms Where the Space Junk That Hit a Florida House Came From - Vimarsana News

NASA Confirms Where the Space Junk That Hit a Florida House Came From

Space law just got a little more complicated.

Source: wired.com
Elon Musk's AI Publicly Accuses NBA Player of Criminal Vandalism - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk's AI Publicly Accuses NBA Player of Criminal Vandalism

X owner Elon Musk's AI chatbot and low-brow dad joke generator Grok is accusing Golden State Warriors player Klay Thompson of throwing bricks at a house in Sacramento — a wild and completely unfounded accusation that ironically was the result of an ongoing joke flying far over its head. "In a bizarre turn of […]

Source: yahoo.com
OpenAI Will Close its First AI Image Generator DALL-E 2 - Vimarsana News

OpenAI Will Close its First AI Image Generator DALL-E 2

OpenAI has effectively killed off DALL-E 2 after the company announced it is no longer accepting new customers.

Legendary Mario dev says the wild rush to beat every Super Mario Maker level before servers died is "actually pretty cool" - Vimarsana News

Legendary Mario dev says the wild rush to beat every Super Mario Maker level before servers died is "actually pretty cool"

The Super Mario Maker community rallied together to beat every single level uploaded to the game before the servers shut down earlier this month, and while the devs at Nintendo weren't initially

'A Gift to Phishers:' Elon Musk's Plan to Change X/Twitter Links Backfires Spectacularly - Vimarsana News

'A Gift to Phishers:' Elon Musk's Plan to Change X/Twitter Links Backfires Spectacularly

Elon Musk's rebranding of Twitter to X encountered a significant hurdle this week when the social network's attempt to automatically replace "twitter.com" links with "x.com" backfired. Security expert Brian Krebs called the system "a gift to phishers," allowing hackers to make links to malicious sites look safe.