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- California's legislature passes a bill exempting open-source OSes like Linux from a 2025 age-verification law; Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android remain in scope (Luke James/Tom's Hardware) [2d]
- Data center development is driving demand for acoustic consultants, as developers and neighboring communities hire acousticians to assess noise emissions (Sheena Meng/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Job listings and other indicators: SpaceX is working on a Bastrop, TX foundry to build blades for large gas turbines, which could ease its AI power crunch (Ann Davis Vaughan/The Information) [2d]
- Anthropic will "permanently" raise weekly Claude Code limits by 25% on Sept. 14 for most plans, which will work out a 17% reduction, given the current 50% boost (@claudedevs) [3d]
- Sources detail how Meta's $17.1B settlement with state AGs came together as Meta wanted to avoid going to trial following losses in cases in LA and New Mexico (New York Times) [3d]
- Sony Music and Warner Chappell sue Anthropic, Dario Amodei, and Benjamin Mann, alleging tens of thousands of copyrighted songs were used to train Claude's LLMs (Tim Ingham/Music Business Worldwide) [3d]
- Cursor co-founder Michael Truell says OpenAI represents just 5% of Cursor's traffic and Cursor trusted OpenAI to be "neutral"; Musk says he "couldn't care less" (Amir Efrati/The Information) [3d]
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- Major sodium-ion battery milestone passed by California startup — Unigrid aces Hyundai’s safety tests down to -20C as experts call tech a 'compelling alternative' to lithium-ion [2d]
- Quote of the day by tech pioneer Claude Shannon: 'I visualize a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans' — a warning about superintelligent AI [2d]
- I’m catching up on two of the best time loop games from 2021 [2d]
- The first Labor Day laptop deals have arrived — here are my 10 top picks for HP, Acer, Dell, Gigabyte, and more [2d]
- These cyborg cockroaches could be a lifesaver for people trapped in the rubble following natural disasters [3d]
- ‘They find themselves obsessed, forgoing sleep and self-care’ — what ‘AI psychosis’ looks like, and why experts question the term [3d]
- Nvidia looks to set up an employee-funded political action committee to try and shape US policy in its favor [3d]
- Noble’s Vanguard audiophile wired earbuds deliver a tightly arranged wall of sound that hits like an advancing army, but there’s one gap in their armor [3d]
- How to watch Argentina vs Australia: Free streams and TV channels for rugby international [3d]
- Carhartt data breach exposed information from 12.9 million user accounts [3d]
- Nvidia DLSS 5 leak sparks major turnaround among PC gamers — as some brand it an 'insanely huge graphical update' that means 'there's no going back' [3d]
- How to watch Tottenham vs Newcastle: Live streams and TV channels for the Premier League 2026/27 game [3d]
- The People v Gorilla Grodd — confirmed cast, plot details, and what else we know so far about the Superman spin-off show on HBO Max [3d]
- 'Ted Lasso reruns aren't worth it': Apple TV prices are going up again, and a lot of viewers say they've had enough [3d]
- How to watch South Africa vs New Zealand 2nd Test for FREE: Live streams & TV channels for Rugby's Greatest Rivalry [3d]
- AWS is shutting down Mechanical Turk, which let humans beat AI at certain work tasks [3d]
- The Razer Naga V3 Pro is a jack-of-all-trades mouse — but is it a master of none? [3d]
- I spent a month with the Xteink X4 Pro — and while I love this tiny $99 ereader, it won’t be replacing my ViWoods AiPaper Reader just yet [3d]
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