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Sea Shanties and Satire: The French Engineer Wageing a One-Man War on Cloud Giants
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Sea Shanties and Satire: The French Engineer Wageing a One-Man War on Cloud Giants

Amine Raiti is using AI-generated music and satirical poetry to pressure AWS, Google, and Microsoft over egress fees and cloud vendor lock-in.
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Linus Torvalds Warns Against ‘Pointless’ AI-Driven Code Churn in Linux Kernel
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Linus Torvalds Warns Against ‘Pointless’ AI-Driven Code Churn in Linux Kernel

Linux kernel lead Linus Torvalds is pushing back against a surge of trivial pull requests, many triggered by AI code review, citing risks to long-term stability.
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Google’s AI Mode: The End of the Open Web or the Future of Search?
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Google’s AI Mode: The End of the Open Web or the Future of Search?

Google's shift toward 'AI Mode' and AI Overviews is fundamentally changing how users interact with the web, potentially cannibalizing the very sites that feed its LLMs.
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ClickUp Slashes 22% of Staff in Radical Pivot to ‘AI Agent’ Workforce
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ClickUp Slashes 22% of Staff in Radical Pivot to ‘AI Agent’ Workforce

Collaboration platform ClickUp has laid off 22% of its workforce, with CEO Zeb Evans claiming the move isn't about cost-cutting, but a shift toward an AI-driven organizational structure.
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BT Targets 27,500 More Job Cuts by 2030 in Aggressive Cost-Cutting Pivot
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BT Targets 27,500 More Job Cuts by 2030 in Aggressive Cost-Cutting Pivot

BT plans an additional 27,500 layoffs by 2030 following 8,500 cuts last year, as the telco pivots toward AI and cost reduction amid stagnant sales.
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VPN Providers Quietly Deploy ‘Exit IP’ Mitigations to Combat Botnet Escalation
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VPN Providers Quietly Deploy ‘Exit IP’ Mitigations to Combat Botnet Escalation

VPN services are rolling out new mitigation strategies for exit IP addresses to stop the surge of automated abuse and botnet activity.
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The Pirate in the Bathrobe: When DirecTV Sued O.J. Simpson Over Satellite Theft
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The Pirate in the Bathrobe: When DirecTV Sued O.J. Simpson Over Satellite Theft

A look back at the federal lawsuit where DirecTV accused sports icon O.J. Simpson of using illegal descramblers to steal satellite services.
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Roger Linn: The Minimalist Philosophy Behind the MPC Legend
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Roger Linn: The Minimalist Philosophy Behind the MPC Legend

From the iconic MPC and LinnDrum to the LinnStrument, Roger Linn discusses his approach to innovation, his love for VR, and why he keeps his browser to a single tab.
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More Than a Map: How ‘On Trails’ Connects the Wilderness to the Digital Web
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More Than a Map: How ‘On Trails’ Connects the Wilderness to the Digital Web

Robert Moor's 'On Trails' explores the intersection of hiking, biological systems, and the architecture of the internet in a surprising blend of memoir and science.
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Nuro Bets on the ‘Second Mover’ Advantage in the Robotaxi Race
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Nuro Bets on the ‘Second Mover’ Advantage in the Robotaxi Race

Nuro is pivoting from delivery to robotaxis, leveraging a partnership with Uber and Lucid to enter the autonomous ride-hailing market by learning from Waymo's mistakes.
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Google’s Omni Model Promises ‘Anything-to-Anything’ Generation, But the Reality is More Chaotic
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Google’s Omni Model Promises ‘Anything-to-Anything’ Generation, But the Reality is More Chaotic

Google's new Omni model aims for seamless cross-modal AI generation, but real-world testing reveals a gap between the hype and the output.
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Pope Leo XIV Issues ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ Manifesto, Warning Against the ‘Babel Syndrome’ of AI
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Pope Leo XIV Issues ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ Manifesto, Warning Against the ‘Babel Syndrome’ of AI

In his first major encyclical, Pope Leo XIV warns that AI-driven profit and warfare threaten human dignity, calling for a 'disarming' of technical power.
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Pope Leo XIV’s New AI Encyclical Is Actually a Warning on Concentrated Power
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Pope Leo XIV’s New AI Encyclical Is Actually a Warning on Concentrated Power

In his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV uses artificial intelligence as a lens to critique the concentration of power and the erosion of democratic oversight.
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The High Cost of a Click: How Digital Publishing Now Collides with India’s Strict Victim Privacy Laws
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The High Cost of a Click: How Digital Publishing Now Collides with India’s Strict Victim Privacy Laws

An analysis of the legal minefield facing digital publishers and social media users when reporting sexual offenses under India's POCSO Act and Section 228A.
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Motorola Phones Caught Hijacking Amazon App to Inject Third-Party Affiliate Codes
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Motorola Phones Caught Hijacking Amazon App to Inject Third-Party Affiliate Codes

Reports indicate Motorola smartphones are using the 'Smart Feed' app to redirect users through affiliate links when opening Amazon, raising serious privacy and ethics concerns.
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The ‘Must-Play’ Trap: Why The Witcher 3’s Critical Consensus Isn’t Universal
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The ‘Must-Play’ Trap: Why The Witcher 3’s Critical Consensus Isn’t Universal

An exploration of why one of the most acclaimed RPGs of all time can still feel like a chore for some players, and the danger of 'mandatory' gaming experiences.
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Congress Questions Legality of $2 Billion Quantum Computing Investment Push
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Congress Questions Legality of $2 Billion Quantum Computing Investment Push

Rep. Zoe Lofgren argues that a $2 billion federal investment in quantum startups and IBM's new venture Anderon may violate the CHIPS and Science Act.
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The Countdown to Disrupt: TechCrunch Opens Final Call for Startup Battlefield 200
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The Countdown to Disrupt: TechCrunch Opens Final Call for Startup Battlefield 200

TechCrunch Disrupt is closing applications for Startup Battlefield 200 on May 27. Discover how pre-Series A startups can secure VC access and equity-free funding.
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Toshifumi Suzuki, the Architect of Japan’s Modern Convenience Culture, Has Died
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Toshifumi Suzuki, the Architect of Japan’s Modern Convenience Culture, Has Died

Toshifumi Suzuki, the visionary behind Seven-Eleven Japan and a pioneer of retail data systems, has passed away. Discover how he revolutionized Japanese retail.
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Norway is Building a ‘Sovereign AI’ to Save Its Language from English-Centric Models
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Norway is Building a ‘Sovereign AI’ to Save Its Language from English-Centric Models

Norway's National Library is leveraging 2PB of Huawei flash storage and a massive digital archive to build a sovereign LLM that preserves Norwegian culture.
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