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There’s a possibility FTX customers get repaid in full after all

TL;DR: At first it appeared that the one million customers that lost their funds with the cryptocurrency exchange were flat out of luck. But some savvy investments, a rigorous clawback effort and the soaring price of Bitcoin have changed the story line. We all know the sad (scam) story: When FTX’s multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency exchange spiraled […]

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White House seeks to cryptographically verify Biden videos to mitigate deepfake risks

In context: With deepfake and generative AI scams on the rise, the White House says that ways to cryptographically verify their official releases are “in the works.” No details have been shared yet of what this process would ultimately look like, but it seems probable that it would be a form of ‘signing’ official releases

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Overclocking the Ryzen 7 8700G’s integrated Radeon 780M graphics

In brief: We already know that AMD’s new Ryzen 7 8700G APU responds favorably to fast DDR5. Now, we have a better idea of what’s possible when stretching the iGPU’s legs as well as what’s possible when combining an overclocked iGPU with elevated CPU core frequencies and high-performance memory. Overclocker SkatterBencher recently pushed the platform

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This real-world Pokédex identifies pocket monsters using ChatGPT and AI voice cloning

In context: A YouTuber recreated a real-life working version of the Pokédex from the 1990s anime series. For those unfamiliar, the Pokédex was a red camera-like device that Ash used to identify Pokémon. The gadget would analyze the creature and then vocally tell Ash its name and description. Abe Haskins, the engineer and host behind

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Real-time, AI monitoring at work: Major brands are snooping on employee conversations

In a nutshell: In the latest encroachment upon workers’ privacy, companies like Walmart, T-Mobile, AstraZeneca and BT are turning to a new AI tool to monitor conversations happening on collaboration and chat channels in Teams, Zoom, Slack and more. For years, businesses have monitored the content of employees’ emails, setting up tools and rules to

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Nvidia is reportedly investing $30 billion in new custom chip unit

In context: The booming AI sector has propelled Nvidia’s financials to new heights, as its AI acceleration GPUs have become highly sought after. However, these general-purpose components are facing increasing competition, prompting the company to develop more efficient chips tailored for specific clients and tasks. Confidential sources have told Reuters that Nvidia is embarking on

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Lenovo to show off new ThinkBook laptop with a transparent display

Something to look forward to: Lenovo’s rumored transparent laptop could fundamentally rethink laptop design. But the unconventional concept risks being viewed as a gimmick unless the company clearly proves the utility this brings over traditional models. Rumors are swirling that Lenovo could unveil the world’s first transparent laptop at Mobile World Congress later this month.

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Nvidia soaring market cap nears Amazon and Alphabet, fueled by surging AI demand

Jackpot baby! Artificial intelligence has proven incredibly fruitful for Nvidia and its shareholders over the past year, and could even help the chipmaker surpass Amazon in terms of total market capitalization. Closing at over $720 today, that’s an increase of more than 20% year over year and nearly 50% since the beginning of 2024. Nvidia

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European cloud providers and Microsoft negotiating to solve anti-competitive lawsuit

A hot potato: An organization of European cloud infrastructure providers has sued Microsoft for its alleged anti-competitive licensing schemes in the cloud computing industry. The group is now willing to solve the issue amicably – if the Redmond giant cooperates. Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers in Europe (CISPE) and Microsoft have entered talks to resolve a

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