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Google backs London AI Campus with Camden partners to expand AI skills provision (edtechinnovationhub.com)
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Amazon is ending support for older Kindles and Kindle Fires (theverge.com)
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Sony Shuts Down Nearly Its Memory Card Business Due to Flash Shortage (petapixel.com)
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Apple Requires Device-Level Age Verification in the UK Now. Is the US Next? (gizmodo.com)
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Amazon's Rural Delivery Push Slams into Walmart (bloomberg.com)
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Emergency Microsoft, Oracle patches point to wider cyber issues (computerweekly.com)
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Frontier RL Is Cheaper Than You Think (fireworks.ai)
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Why Building Mega Clusters Is Wrong (fireworks.ai)
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Intel GMA 945, Nvidia 8800 GTS, AMD Radeon HD 7350G All Working with ReactOS Now (twitter.com/reactos)
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Nvidia announces Vera Rubin Space-1 chip system for orbital AI data centers (cnbc.com)
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UK investing £2.5B to chase 'holy grail' of nuclear fusion (thetimes.com)
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A new fiber giant takes shape as GFiber and Astound combine (lightreading.com)
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Only Half of Americans Went to a Movie Theater in 2025, According to Pew Study (variety.com)
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German publishers push regulators to fine Apple over App Tracking Transparency (9to5mac.com)
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AI Agent hacked McKinsey's chatbot and gained full read-write access in 2 hours (theregister.com)
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Why SETI Might Have Been Missing Alien Signals (seti.org)
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Trump administration can't process tariff refunds because of computer problems (theverge.com)
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Anthropic's AI Hacked the Firefox Browser. It Found a Lot of Bugs (wsj.com)
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Interplay Between Iranian Targeting of IP Cameras and Physical Warfare (checkpoint.com)
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Computer Scientists Caution Against Internet Age-Verification Mandates (reason.com)
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Lunar Eclipse 2026: How to take the best blood moon photos with your phone (mashable.com)
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Tech firms aren't just encouraging their workers to use AI. They're enforcing it (msn.com)
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How many AIs does it take to read a PDF? (theverge.com)
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Torvalds: Someone who isn't afraid of numbers past teens will take over Linux (theregister.com)
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The idea of using a Raspberry Pi to run OpenClaw makes no sense (theregister.com)
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Deep-Dive into LLM Fine-Tuning (fireworks.ai)
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Turn Your LLM into a Calibrated Classifier for $2 (fireworks.ai)
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Trump directs US Government to prepare release of files on aliens and UFOs (bbc.co.uk)
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Uber Putting $100M into EV Charging for Robotaxis (cleantechnica.com)
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DPO, your simplest RL pipeline with two rollouts (fireworks.ai)
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Anthropic's CEO says we're in the 'centaur phase' of software engineering (businessinsider.com)
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Turning Production Logs into Evaluation Datasets: A Data-Driven Approach (fireworks.ai)
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The Benchmark Gap: What It Takes to Ship Kimi K2.5 (fireworks.ai)
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I tried running Linux on an Apple Silicon Mac and regretted it (msn.com)
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OpenAI Claims DeepSeek Distilled US Models to Gain an Edge (bloomberg.com)
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Sixteen Claude AI agents working together created a new C compiler (arstechnica.com)
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Google sued by Autodesk over movie-making software called Flow (reuters.com)
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Munich makes digital sovereignty measurable with its own score (heise.de)
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AMD hints the next-gen Xbox console could launch next year (videogameschronicle.com)
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Fourth wind farm blocked by Trump is allowed to resume construction (thehill.com)
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Leaked chats expose the daily life of a scam compound's enslaved workforce (wired.com)
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FBI seizes RAMP cybercrime forum used by ransomware gangs (bleepingcomputer.com)
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After 34 years, Linux community has a contingency plan to replace Linus Torvalds (tomshardware.com)
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California tech CEO and electric vehicle pioneer arrested, accused of murder (sfgate.com)
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New-wave reactors: The face of an American nuclear Renaissance. Experts alarmed (cnn.com)
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Sucking up CO2, refrigerator-sized machine makes gasoline out of thin air (popsci.com)
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Weight-loss pills could fuel airline savings (travelweekly.com)
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Autodesk cuts 7% of workforce (~1k jobs) to redirect investments to AI, cloud (yahoo.com)
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Blue Origin plots 6 Tbps satellite network (telecoms.com)
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Archaeologists find a supersized medieval shipwreck in Denmark (arstechnica.com)
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Electric Macan outsold gas in 2025, but Porsche commits to gas for some reason (electrek.co)
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Porsche Sold More Electrified Cars in Europe Last Year Than Gas-Powered Models (electrek.co)
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Revolutionary imaging of black hole to prove they're not 'evil vacuum cleaners' (theguardian.com)
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Nearly 5M Accounts Removed Under Australia's New Social Media Ban (nytimes.com)
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Predator Spyware Turns Failed Attacks into Intelligence for Future Exploits (securityweek.com)
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Tech Firms Are Persuading Retailers to Put A.I. Everywhere (nytimes.com)
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PCs refuse to shut down after Microsoft patch (theregister.com)
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White-Collar Workers Shouldn't Dismiss a Blue-Collar Career Change (wsj.com)
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Students are choosing community college or certificates over four-year degrees (cnbc.com)
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Britain Awards Wind Farm Contracts That Will Power 12M Homes (nytimes.com)
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EV roadside repairs easier than petrol or diesel, new data suggests (am-online.com)
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A Times Reporter Goes Inside a Cyberscam Center in a War Zone (nytimes.com)
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NASA, Department of Energy to Develop Lunar Surface Reactor by 2030 (spaceanddefense.io)
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Senate passes a bill that would let nonconsensual deepfake victims sue (theverge.com)
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Microsoft on AI data center revolt: cover all power costs and reject tax breaks (geekwire.com)
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European firms hit hiring brakes over AI and slowing growth (dw.com)
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Norway reaches 97% EV sales as EVs now outnumber diesels on its roads (electrek.co)
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Streamer Spend to Top $100B for First Time in 2026 – Report (deadline.com)
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Smart Glasses Would Adjust Focus on the Fly Based on Your Eye Movements (cnet.com)
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Nvidia CEO: AI doomerism has done a lot of damage and is not helpful to society (businessinsider.com)
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I dumped Windows 11 for Linux, and you should too (notebookcheck.net)
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Is Orion's heat shield safe? New NASA chief's review on eve of flight (arstechnica.com)
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The gap between premium and budget TV brands is quickly closing (theverge.com)
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Rubin Observatory spots an asteroid that spins fast enough to set a record (geekwire.com)
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South Korea's president identifies a new enemy: baldness (msn.com)
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German dentists' pension fund sues advisers after $1.77B loss (oralhealthgroup.com)
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Nvidia's new G-Sync Pulsar monitors target motion blur at the human retina level (arstechnica.com)
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Flu Is Relentless. CRISPR Might Be Able to Shut It Down (wired.com)
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Jurassic Park Was Right: Mosquitoes Can Carry Libraries of Animal DNA (sciencealert.com)
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'Fish Mouth' Filter Removes 99% of Microplastics from Laundry Waste (sciencealert.com)
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Tesla releases video of Tesla Semi electric truck charging at 1.2 MW (electrek.co)
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OpenAI reorganizes some teams to build audio-based AI hardware products (arstechnica.com)
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Reading is a vice: US student reading abilities and habits are declining (msn.com)
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Asus officially announces price hikes from January 5, right before CES 2026 (videocardz.com)
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Iran offers to sell advanced weapons systems for crypto (ft.com)
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European Space Agency hit again as cybercriminals claim 200 GB data up for sale (theregister.com)
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Global coal demand has reached a plateau and may well decline slightly by 2030 (iea.org)
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Last Orders, London? A fifth of London's pubs have closed in the last 20 years (nytimes.com)
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Future of space exploration depends on better biology (economist.com)
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Finland seizes ship from Russia suspected of breaking telecom cable to Estonia (reuters.com)
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The countries where digital ID already exists (sky.com)
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Why Private-Equity Millionaires Love South Dakota (wsj.com)
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Researchers make "neuromorphic" artificial skin for robots (arstechnica.com)
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Father rescues abducted daughter by tracking her cell phone after kidnapping (nypost.com)
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Racist AI fakes are now a business – and a political tool (axios.com)
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Toll roads are spreading in America (economist.com)
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Vietnam's EV champion is bleeding cash (economist.com)
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Retreating from EVs could be hazardous for Western carmakers (economist.com)
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