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Bluesky Goes Dark in Mississippi Over Age Verification Law
People in Mississippi can no longer use the social media platform Bluesky. The company announced Friday that it will be blocking all IP addresses within
Meta partners with Midjourney on AI image and video models
Meta is partnering with Midjourney to license the startup’s AI image and video generation technology, Meta Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang announced Friday in a
AI Underperforms in Reality, and the Stock Market is Feeling It
Investor euphoria over artificial intelligence is cooling as market concentration and disappointing corporate returns raise bubble concerns — punishing AI-dependent stocks and prompting a shift
How to watch college football without cable in 2025
Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of ContentsCan I watch college football games without cable?What channels are college football games on?What are the best
The Best Big Screen Chromebook Is on Sale Now
Back to school is always a great time to pick up a deal on a new laptop for the upcoming semester, and the Asus CX15
Bluesky blocks service in Mississippi over age assurance law
Social networking startup Bluesky has made the decision to block access to its service in the state of Mississippi, rather than comply with a new
NVIDIA CEO Dismisses Chip Security Allegations as China Orders Firms to Halt Purchases
NVIDIA is also reportedly working on a new AI chip for customers in China that outperforms the company’s H20. Source link
Ultrahuman sues Oura for patent infringement in smart ring battle
After being sued by Oura, smart ring maker Ultrahuman is suing right back, alleging a similar violation. Ultrahuman, which has similar health and fitness tracking
The Best Google Pixel Phones of 2025, Tested and Reviewed: Which Model to Buy, Cases and Accessories, Feature Drops
You get all the same software features as the Pixel 9 series, but there are some extras to take advantage of all the screens. Made
YC-backed Oway raises $4M to build a decentralized ‘Uber for freight’
Thousands of semitrucks that cut across the U.S. highway system each day are harboring a secret: They’re only about half full. That inefficiency represents a