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Nvidia boss Jensen Huang says children shouldn’t learn to code as AI can do all the work

A hot potato: For decades, we’ve heard the same mantra from tech billionaires: if a young person wants to make it within the industry, they must learn to code. Now, Jensen Huang has given the opposite advice. The Nvidia boss believes that AI has made the need to learn programming redundant, and humans should instead

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New multi-threading technique promises to double processing speeds

Forward-looking: New research details a process that allows a CPU, GPU, and AI accelerator to work seamlessly in parallel on separate tasks. The pioneering breakthrough could provide blazing-fast, energy-efficient computing — promising to double overall processing speed at less than half the energy cost. Researchers at the University of California Riverside developed a technique called

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AI startup ‘Figure AI’ scores $675M from Bezos, Nvidia, and others to advance humanoid robots

Show me the money: A massive funding round in an AI startup signaled a surge in investor interest in humanoid robots in the wake of the ChatGPT frenzy. The company aims to spearhead a new wave of capable manufacturing robots with backing from Big Tech that could alleviate labor shortages and workplace safety issues. Figure

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Windows 11’s latest feature will eliminate reboots for OS updates

Something to look forward to: Already available in Xbox, hot patching would theoretically delight gamers – if it didn’t require virtualization-based security to be turned on thus eroding performance. But many other Windows 11 users should be thrilled not to have to reboot every time there is a security update. Microsoft is testing a method

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Helldivers 2 alleviates wait times by boosting server capacity to 700K, but is it really enough?

In brief: Helldivers 2 is currently struggling to accommodate its massive player base. It frequently happens with newly released MMO games. Solving capacity is often the top priority in keeping the fanbase happy and engaged in the first weeks and months after launch. The studio has optimizations coming, but it doesn’t look like enough to

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The Windows Photos app gets new AI object removal feature

The big picture: This new AI-powered tool reflects a growing trend. From Google Photos to Adobe’s Firefly, more apps are integrating smart algorithms to enhance and streamline photo editing. As the underlying AI continues to advance, anticipate even more sophisticated capabilities on the horizon. Microsoft is introducing a new AI-powered editing tool called Generative Erase

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This robot lawn mower cuts your grass for you, but can it play Doom? Yes, it can.

TL;DR: Another day, another electronic device receives a port of id Software’s iconic first-person shooter. Next up is a robotic lawn mower. However, a modder’s doing. It’s actually an official update from the manufacturer. Unfortunately, the game will only be temporarily available, but dedicated hackers could likely find a way to make it permanent. Owners

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MSI’s new monitors cause uproar on Reddit over firmware update limits

Facepalm: A controversial decision to limit firmware updates on some new MSI gaming monitors ticked off enthusiasts. However, casual gamers will likely flock to the display’s impressive specs and affordable pricing. The trade-off could be a gamble for a company still cementing its spot in the monitor market. The gaming community has lashed out at

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Supreme Court set to decide major First Amendment cases for online speech

In context: The Supreme Court agreed to hear two cases involving opposing state-level rulings regarding censorship of online speech. The hearing raises critical First Amendment issues, and the high court’s decision could radically change the future of online discourse. Are social media and online discussion spaces platforms or publishers? Do they curate online conversations, or

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