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• Google Is Preparing a Paid Version of Bard [815d]
• AMD Proposes An FPGA Subsystem User-Space Interface For Linux [815d]
• UCLA Will Transform Dead Westside Mall Into Major Science Innovation Center [815d]
• All Science Journals Will Now Do an AI-Powered Check for Image Fraud [815d]
• Microsoft's Xbox Series S Toaster Goes on Sale [815d]
• Law Firm That Handles Data Breaches Was Hit By Data Breach [815d]
• Starbucks Accused of Rigging Payments in App For Nearly $900 Million Gain Over 5 Years by Consumer Watchdog Group [815d]
• New Cars Bought in the UK Must Be Zero Emission by 2035 [815d]
• OpenAI To Launch GPT Store Next Week [815d]
• Germany's Emissions Hit 70-Year Low As It Reduces Reliance on Coal [815d]
• LG Develops OLED Monitor That Can Hit 480Hz Refresh Rate [815d]
• Museum World Hit by Cyberattack on Widely Used Software [815d]
• Jeff Bezos Bets on a Google Challenger Using AI To Try To Upend Internet Search [815d]
• Linux Hits Nearly 4% Desktop User Share on Statcounter [815d]
• Microsoft Adding New Key To PC Keyboards For First Time Since 1994 [815d]
• 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Author Says He's Racked Up More Than $1 Billion in Debt [815d]
• Starlink Launches First 'Cellphone Towers In Space' For Use with LTE Phones [815d]
• New Antibiotic Can Kill Drug-Resistant Bacteria [815d]
• Scientists Solve the Mystery of How Jellyfish Can Regenerate a Tentacle In Days [816d]
• There's a Big Difference In How Your Brain Processes the Numbers 4 and 5 [816d]
• Niklaus Wirth, Inventor of Pascal, Dies At 89 [816d]
• Substack Faces User Revolt Over Anti-Censorship Stance [816d]
• Japan To Test Datacenter Powered By Reused Hydrogen Fuel Cells [816d]