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A quarter of all online content that existed between 2013 and 2023 will have disappeared

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OpenAI's 'SuperAlignment' team, which was researching the control and safety of superintelligence, has been disbanded, with a former executive saying 'flashy products are taking priority over safety'

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[Obituary] DRAM inventor Robert Heath Dennard dies at age 91; he also invented the 'scaling law' that complements Moore's Law

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The Internet's collective intelligence uncovers the fakery of an 'Apple employee ID card' put up for auction

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Where does the word 'algorithm' come from?

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Experts warn that the next pandemic is likely to be influenza

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The cardboard beds that were a hot topic at the last Olympics have arrived at the Paris Olympic Village, with some foreign media reporting them as 'anti-sex beds' that prevent sexual activity.

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Microsoft is trying to relocate hundreds of employees in China to the US and its allies

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EU launches investigation into Meta's protection of minors

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Tornado Cash founder Alexei Pertsev sentenced to 5 years and 4 months in prison for money laundering of over 180 billion yen

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[Obituary] Composer Kida Taro, known as the 'Mozart of Naniwa,' passes away

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NVIDIA is leading the charge to make Japan a 'sovereign AI' leader, but what exactly is sovereign AI, which NVIDIA advocates as essential for an AI-based nation?

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OpenAI's chief scientist, Ilya Satskiver, who led the company's ouster as CEO Sam Altman, is leaving the company

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What does Adobe Chairman and CEO Shantanu Narayen think about AI?

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The terrifying 'GhostStripe' attack misled self-driving cars into identifying road signs

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Google Cloud misconfiguration deletes pension account data for over 500,000 people, backups for other regions also disappear, and data is restored from backups of other services

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What technologies and products are expected to be announced at Google I/O 2024?

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Drone technology is developing rapidly in the Ukraine war, with drones costing just $700 to attack Russian troops

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Farmer confused after discovering 40kg piece thought to have been lost from space

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It turns out that most women who feel unwell during menstruation are unable to honestly tell their workplace why

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Jockey Yutaka Take achieves 4,500th JRA victory

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Microsoft ordered to pay 37.7 billion yen in patent lawsuit over voice recognition assistant 'Cortana'

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Photographer wins second trial over inverted photo that won prize at exhibition

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Here are the top 10 GIGAZINE article rankings on Amazon for April 2024!

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The US Department of Defense succeeds in blocking the Russian military's use of 'Starlink'

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An interview has appeared in which Jack Dorsey is asked directly why he left Bluesky

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Finally, a 'knife-less version' of the Swiss Army knife is being developed

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Who will succeed Tim Cook as Apple's next CEO?

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Tesla is under investigation by the Department of Justice for wire fraud and securities fraud over its 'self-driving' technology

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Cryptocurrency exchange Binance's compliance chief was asked to pay about $150 million in bribes by government officials before his arrest in Nigeria

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Israel closes Al Jazeera satellite TV station's office in the country and cuts off access to its official website

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It turns out that Jack Dorsey has resigned from Bluesky's board of directors

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Florida passes law requiring kindergarteners to learn about the 'negative history of communism'

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New survey reveals Gen Z cares little if influencers are real people

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Solar power industry faces chronic labor shortage, giant robots are the key to improving the situation

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European Parliament designates professional soccer teams as entities subject to money laundering controls

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During World War II, prisoners in Japanese prison camps secretly made lathes and other tools.

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A Saudi Arabian female activist was sentenced to 11 years on terrorism charges for 'posting opinions against the country on social media' and 'not wearing national dress.'

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What can you do to run faster?

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More than 50 former Google employees who were fired for protesting Google's business ties with Israel have filed a complaint with regulators alleging illegal retaliation, with some even claiming they were fired for simply watching the protests.

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