AI hosting platform surpasses 1 million models for the first time Hugging Face cites community-driven customization as fuel for diverse AI model boom.

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Exponential growth brews 1 million AI models on Hugging Face

Hugging Face cites community-driven customization as fuel for diverse AI model boom.

Sony, Ubisoft scandals prompt Calif. ban on deceptive sales of digital goods New California law reminds us we don't own games and movies.

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Sony, Ubisoft scandals prompt Calif. ban on deceptive sales of digital goods

New California law reminds us we don't own games and movies.

White supremacist woman gets 18 years for plotting to destroy Baltimore power grid US says ex-cons exchanged letters while in different prisons, then planned attack.

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18 years for woman who hoped to destroy Baltimore power grid and spark a race war

US says ex-cons exchanged letters while in different prisons, then planned attack.

Soon, you’ll be able to play StarCraft and StarCraft II on Game Pass The collection includes the 2017 remaster of the original StarCraft .

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RTS classics StarCraft, StarCraft II make their way to PC Game Pass

The collection includes the 2017 remaster of the original StarCraft.

FAA-SpaceX regulatory dispute simmers on as sides dig in "You may have read a little bit of nonsense in the papers recently."

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The war of words between SpaceX and the FAA keeps escalating

You may have read a little bit of nonsense in the papers recently."

How Ford almost started a small-car revolution in the ’60s Here's what happened when Ford tried to react to the Volkswagen Beetle.

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The 1963 Ford Cardinal—too radical for America at the time

Here's what happened when Ford tried to react to the Volkswagen Beetle.

These 3D-printed pipes inspired by shark intestines outperform Tesla valves Prototypes control fluid flow in a preferred direction with no need for moving parts.

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These 3D-printed pipes inspired by shark intestines outperform Tesla valves

Prototypes control fluid flow in a preferred direction with no need for moving parts.

EV sales remain healthy despite online doom and gloom Battery EVs are expected to account for more than 8 percent.

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EV sales remain healthy despite online doom and gloom

Battery EVs are expected to account for more than 8 percent.

Pirate library must pay publishers $30M, but no one knows who runs it Some Libgen links can’t be reached after broad takedown order.

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Pirate library must pay publishers $30M, but no one knows who runs it

Some Libgen links can’t be reached after broad takedown order.

Intel releases one last microcode update to fix high-end desktop CPU crashes Crashing is caused by a confluence of four separate power and voltage bugs.

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Intel aims to end monthslong CPU crashing saga with one last microcode update

Crashing is caused by a confluence of four separate power and voltage bugs.