Google lays off “hundreds” more employees, strips Google Assistant features Google's layoffs hit hardware, the Google Assistant, and even the AR division.
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Google lays off “hundreds” more employees, strips Google Assistant features
Google's layoffs hit hardware, the Google Assistant, and even the AR division.
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Actor paid to pose as crypto CEO “deeply sorry” about $1.3 billion scam Fake CEO denied profiting off the alleged cryptocurrency scam.
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Actor paid to pose as crypto CEO “deeply sorry” about $1.3 billion scam
Fake CEO denied profiting off the alleged cryptocurrency scam.
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US judge blocks Ohio Republicans’ “troublingly vague” social media law Judge calls law "breathtakingly blunt instrument" for reducing harm to children.
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US judge blocks Ohio Republicans’ “troublingly vague” social media law
Judge calls law "breathtakingly blunt instrument" for reducing harm to children.
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Why more PC gaming handhelds should ditch Windows for SteamOS Next up: Could SteamOS 3 be coming to a desktop gaming rig near you?
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Why more PC gaming handhelds should ditch Windows for SteamOS
Next up: Could SteamOS 3 be coming to a desktop gaming rig near you?
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At Senate AI hearing, news executives fight against “fair use” claims for AI training data Media orgs want AI firms to license content for training, and Congress is sympathetic.
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At Senate AI hearing, news executives fight against “fair use” claims for AI training data
Media orgs want AI firms to license content for training, and Congress is sympathetic.
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Hertz is selling 20,000 used EVs due to high repair costs The rental car company will replace them with gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Hertz is selling 20,000 used EVs due to high repair costs
The rental car company will replace them with gasoline-powered vehicles.
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The largest US dam-removal effort to date has begun As US dams age, removal is always an option—and it can be done well.
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The largest US dam-removal effort to date has begun
As US dams age, removal is always an option—and it can be done well.
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Broadcom killing VMware partner program could disrupt thousands of businesses Only Broadcom's favorites will be able to sell VMware-related offerings.
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VMware customers face uncertain future as Broadcom ends VMware partner programs
Only Broadcom's favorites will be able to sell VMware-related offerings.
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Anti-vaccine nonsense will likely kill thousands this season, FDA officials say Top regulatory officials call for clinicians to speak up and drown out misinformation.
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US verges on vaccination tipping point, faces thousands of needless deaths: FDA
Top regulatory officials call for clinicians to speak up and drown out misinformation.
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Diesel enginemaker agrees to nearly $2 billion in fines with feds and California More than 600,000 Ram trucks have Cummins engines with software defeat devices.
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Diesel enginemaker agrees to nearly $2 billion in fines with feds and California
More than 600,000 Ram trucks have Cummins engines with software defeat devices.
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