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Hong Kong educators want a social media ban for under-16s. The government says it has no plans to legislate.
Recruiters are using AI avatars to run interviews. Now candidates are sending avatars to attend them.
My favorite feel-good show is back
Is this $450 laptop from an unknown brand too good to be true?
Yes, North America gets a solar eclipse on Aug. 12. Here's where and when to see it
China just closed a gap in chipmaking that nobody talks about. The wafer size tells you how far it has to go.
X shuts down revenue sharing on September 7. The replacement only pays for original content.
American models broke into Hugging Face. A Chinese model was used to investigate.
China’s new AI bottleneck isn’t chips. It’s running out of Chinese-language training data.
iPhone 17 is going to get pricier, hold on to your wallets
South Africa wants to ban companies from moving stablecoins abroad. Individuals keep their allowance.
Meta’s CTO told employees to stop asking for more time off and use AI gains to build “cooler stuff” instead
Hidden code in ChatGPT’s Android app suggests OpenAI is building a direct WhatsApp sticker export
Assumption-reversal: for two centuries anatomists taught that adult human brains could not grow new neurons, until a Swedish neuroscientist named Peter Eriksson tested tissue from cancer patients who had been injected with a DNA tracer before death and found freshly dated cells in their hippocampi in 1998
Sky-Watcher SolarQuest mount head review
In 1955, when a journalist asked Jonas Salk who owned the patent on his newly announced polio vaccine, he answered on live television that there was no patent — could you patent the sun? — a decision that cost him an estimated seven billion dollars and put the shot into the arms of hundreds of millions of children within a decade
At birth, a human infant has roughly 300 separate bones held together by cartilage that will slowly fuse; by adulthood only 206 remain, meaning the skull, spine, and pelvis you carry now are partly made of pieces that once moved independently while you learned to crawl
Nitecore’s latest power bank is the lightest and most compact yet

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