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english.elpais.com
1 month ago
Tech industry

Mike Davies, Intel Labs: We're reaching the boundaries of basic computing'

Neuromorphic systems aim to imitate human brain processing, addressing network traffic growth and AI needs. [ more ]
WSJ
5 months ago
Artificial intelligence

Opinion | AI Won't Learn to Think. It'll Be Taught to Lie

Artificial Intelligence is simply the processing of 1s and 0s
The danger of AI is that it can be taught to lie [ more ]
english.elpais.com
1 month ago
Tech industry

Mike Davies, Intel Labs: We're reaching the boundaries of basic computing'

Neuromorphic systems aim to imitate human brain processing, addressing network traffic growth and AI needs. [ more ]
WSJ
5 months ago
Artificial intelligence

Opinion | AI Won't Learn to Think. It'll Be Taught to Lie

Artificial Intelligence is simply the processing of 1s and 0s
The danger of AI is that it can be taught to lie [ more ]
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The Verge
1 month ago
Tech industry

Welcome to Notepad, a newsletter on Microsoft's era-defining bets by Tom Warren

Notepad newsletter offers exclusive insights into Microsoft's AI, gaming, and computing strategies. [ more ]
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The Verge
1 month ago
Apple

Apple iPad Pro (2024) review: the best kind of overkill

The new iPad Pro is an innovative tablet design combining power and portability, but its software limitations hinder it from replacing traditional computers effectively. [ more ]
Mac40th
5 months ago
UX design

Happy 40th Birthday, Macintosh

The Macintosh revolutionized mass-market computing with its user-friendly interface and design, and continues to define Apple's values today.
mac40th.com showcases every Macintosh desktop and portable Apple has ever made, along with photos and videos from over the past 14 years. [ more ]
Inverse
5 months ago
Digital life

40 Years Ago, Apple Changed Computers Forever. Can It Happen Again?

The original Macintosh introduced many aspects of computers that we take for granted today, such as mouse inputs and graphical user interfaces.
Apple is now exploring spatial computing with the vision of changing how we interact with technology, similar to how the Mac revolutionized computing in the past. [ more ]
The Verge
1 month ago
Apple

Apple iPad Pro (2024) review: the best kind of overkill

The new iPad Pro is an innovative tablet design combining power and portability, but its software limitations hinder it from replacing traditional computers effectively. [ more ]
Mac40th
5 months ago
UX design

Happy 40th Birthday, Macintosh

The Macintosh revolutionized mass-market computing with its user-friendly interface and design, and continues to define Apple's values today.
mac40th.com showcases every Macintosh desktop and portable Apple has ever made, along with photos and videos from over the past 14 years. [ more ]
Inverse
5 months ago
Digital life

40 Years Ago, Apple Changed Computers Forever. Can It Happen Again?

The original Macintosh introduced many aspects of computers that we take for granted today, such as mouse inputs and graphical user interfaces.
Apple is now exploring spatial computing with the vision of changing how we interact with technology, similar to how the Mac revolutionized computing in the past. [ more ]
moreapple
Acm
5 months ago
Digital life

Autocorrect Is Not: People Are Multilingual and Computer Science Should Be Too

Flawed views about language are limiting in computer science
English-centric focus in computing poses challenges for diverse users [ more ]
InfoQ
6 months ago
DevOps

Recap of AWS re:Invent 2023

Artificial intelligence was a key topic at re:Invent 12 with Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Q as the main focus.
Support for IBM Db2 on RDS shows that AWS still values legacy and enterprise deployments. [ more ]
Inverse
6 months ago
Digital life

Apps Have Become Boring. Haptic Feedback Would Make Them Fun Again.

Haptic feedback on the Nintendo Switch was a unique and compelling feature.
The use of haptic feedback in gaming has been limited, but it has potential for future applications in computing.
Haptic feedback is a sensory element that is often overlooked but should play a bigger role in future technology. [ more ]
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