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• Intel Is Trucking a 916,000-Pound 'Super Load' Across Ohio To Its New Fab [537d]
• Stable Diffusion 3 Mangles Human Bodies Due To Nudity Filters [537d]
• Adobe Says It Won't Train AI On Customers' Work In Overhauled ToS [537d]
• EU Announces Higher Tariffs of Up To 38% On Chinese EVs [537d]
• One of Two Major Data Brokers Shuts Down Product Related To Driver Behavior Patterns [537d]
• Google's Abuse of Fitbit Continues With Web App Shutdown [537d]
• Rivals and Legal Action Cast Shadows Over Windows on Arm Market [537d]
• Hacker Accesses Internal 'Tile' Tool That Provides Location Data To Cops [537d]
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's Enormous 309GB Download 'Not Representative of a Typical Player Install Experience' [537d]
• FTC Chair Lina Khan Says Agency Pursuing 'Mob Bosses' in Big Tech [537d]
• Epic Games Database Leak Hints At a Trove of Unannounced Games [537d]
• T-Mobile's 'Un-contract' Promise Unravels as Price Hikes Shock Customers [537d]
• Apple Quietly Improves Mac Virtualization in macOS 15 Sequoia [537d]
• Waymo Issues Software and Mapping Recall After Robotaxi Crashes Into a Telephone Pole [538d]
• Will Tesla Do a Phone? Yes, Says Morgan Stanley [538d]
• China State Hackers Infected 20,000 Fortinet VPNs, Dutch Spy Service Says [538d]
• SoftBank's New AI Makes Angry Customers Sound Calm On Phone [538d]
• Lynn Conway, Leading Computer Scientist and Transgender Pioneer, Dies At 85 [538d]
• The Rise and Fall of BNN Breaking, an AI-Generated News Outlet [538d]
• Best Buy Is Laying Off More Employees As It Reckons With Falling Sales [538d]
• Brazil Hires OpenAI To Cut Costs of Court Battles [538d]