The recent legal battles between content creators and tech giants like Meta and OpenAI have shed light on the murky waters of fair use in the age of AI. Questions surrounding permission, payment, and consent have come to the forefront as creators fight to protect their intellectual property from being exploited by algorithms. The removal
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Quantum microscopy is taking a giant leap forward thanks to the work of physicists at the University of Stuttgart. Led by Prof. Sebastian Loth, the team has developed a groundbreaking method that allows them to capture the movement of electrons at the atomic level with unprecedented precision. This innovative approach not only provides a deeper
The recent Foundation Festival by Cloud Imperium has offered free access to Star Citizen until July 19th, allowing players to delve into the vast universe of this long-awaited space game. With a selection of 10 different ships to try out, players can engage in activities such as salvaging wrecks, mining asteroids, and engaging in intense
Robots have long been seen as the future of automation, with the potential to take over mundane tasks from humans and improve efficiency in various industries. One key method of teaching robots how to perform everyday tasks is through imitation learning. This involves providing detailed human demonstrations to show specific movements that robots can replicate.
In a recent turn of events, Craig Wright, an Australian man who boldly proclaimed himself as the creator of bitcoin, has found himself in hot water. The British High Court Judge James Mellor has referred a case against Wright to the Crown Prosecution Service due to allegations of perjury. This follows a High Court ruling
A massive breach of data has occurred at Disney, with over a terabyte of information being leaked online. This data includes login credentials, code, images, and details about unreleased projects. The self-proclaimed “hacktivist group” responsible for the leak, known as Nullbulge, claims to have accessed Disney’s Slack messaging data through a compromised employee computer. The
Armored Shell Nightjar, a first-person pilot-em-up game, presents players with a diegetic interface that is both captivating and confusing. The various elements on the screen, such as the pull-a-magig, shiny button, dial, screen, widgets, and arrows, seem to control different aspects of the mech’s movement. However, deciphering the purpose of each element can be a
The University of Western Australia’s TeraNet network of optical ground stations has achieved a significant milestone by receiving laser signals from a German satellite in low Earth orbit. This breakthrough opens the door to a 1,000-fold increase in communication bandwidth between space and Earth, marking a significant advancement in space communication technology. Associate Professor Sascha
The speed at which individuals seek to profit from tragedy is truly astonishing. Following the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a rally, within hours, numerous products featuring a bloodied image of Trump were being sold on various e-commerce platforms. From shirts on Temu with the words “TRUMP BULLETPROOF” to similar designs on Amazon, it
In a recent lawsuit filed by powerful record labels such as UMG Recordings, Warner Music, and Sony Music, Verizon is being accused of intentionally turning a blind eye to copyright violations committed by its customers for profit. The lawsuit claims that Verizon could owe up to $2.6 billion in damages under the Digital Millennium Copyright