DOGE threat: How government data could give an AI company incredible power
DOGE access to government computers has sparked fears about cybersecurity vulnerabilities and privacy violations, as well as.
Just Get On Board: Navigating The Web3 Ecosystem
While today’s digital world revolves around the internet, Web3 is centered on AI and blockchain. The key difference: ...
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Meet the Radical Designer Who Transformed the 1980s East Village Art Scene—And Left Too Soon
His peers like Keith Haring became icons. But now, 30 years after his passing, the legacy of Dan Friedman is more powerful ...
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Art on Computers (Part II): Replicating Reality with Chris Hodgson, Material Artist
Material artist Chris Hodgson recreates realistic textures in video games, adding depth and authenticity to virtual worlds ...
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Tavus Introduces Phoenix-3, Raven-0, and Sparrow-0: A Family of Models Powering the First AI Agents That Truly See, Hear, and Engage in Real-Time, Face-to-Face Interaction
Tavus, a leading AI research company backed by Sequoia, announced today the launch of three groundbreaking AI models that set new industry benchmarks ...
Sealsq And WISeKey: Too Many Words And Not Enough Action
Explore why WISeKey and SEALSQ face challenges in quantum chips despite their tech ambitions. Learn more about LAES here.
The 30 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
Let out your inner nerd (and hear from Janelle Monáe) at Blerdcon, sample wine and cheese for Women's History Month, or dance ...
Nothing Phone 3a Pro review: The best Nothing phone
The Nothing Phone 3a Pro uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor and comes with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage space. It’s perfectly adequate for everyday use, and plays games like Asphalt ...
Elon Musk’s PAC is running ads touting Trump’s accomplishments — and his
The political action committee that Elon Musk funded to the tune of more than $200 million on behalf of President Donald ...
‘I can’t be friends with the machine’: what audio artists working in games think of AI
New research on the use of GenAI and automation in producing music for Australian video games reveals a messy picture.