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A cybersecurity expert explains how to make your messages private

Imagine opening your front door wide and inviting the world to listen in on your most private conversations. Unthinkable, right? Yet, in the digital realm, people inadvertently leave doors ajar, potentially allowing hackers, tech companies, service providers, and security agencies to peek into their private communications.

Much depends on the applications you use and the encryption standards the apps uphold. End-to-end encryption is a digital safeguard for online interactions. It&#x201

Lidský inzulin z mléka GMO krávy

Vědci z transgenního embrya odchovali krávu, jejíž mléko obsahuje hormon nepostradatelný pro diabetiky.
http://www.osel.cz/13389-lidsky-inzulin-z-mleka-gmo-kravy.html

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This futurist predicts that everybody will have an AI digital twin

The Future Today Institute has released its 17th Annual Tech Trends Report, a report on the future across 16 industries and sectors and following 900 trends. The theme of this year’s report is the super cycle, which, in general, is an extended period of booming demand that leads to elevated prices at unprecedented heights. A super cycle can last years or even decades, and leads to or is driven by structural change in the economy.

Fast Company‘s editor-in-chief Brendan

Prosecutors seek up to 50-year prison sentence for Sam Bankman-Fried’s ‘historic’ cryptocurrency fraud

Federal prosecutors asked a New York judge on Friday to sentence FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried to between 40 and 50 years in prison for cryptocurrency crimes they described as a “historic fraud.”

Prosecutors made the request as they submitted their presentence recommendations to a federal judge who will sentence a man who at one time dazzled the cryptocurrency world with his promotional skills, including his access to famous people willing to promote his businesses.

Fascinující pasivní maglev IronLev jezdí po obyčejných kolejích

Maglevy jsou sice tiché, rychlé a elegantní, zatím se ale moc neprosadily, mimo jiné kvůli nákladné a komplikované výstavbě speciálních tratí. Startup IronLev vyvíjí pasivní maglev, který sviští jako namydlený blesk po úplně obyčejných železničních tratích. Nedávno úspěšně testovali 1tunový prototyp na trati Adria-Mestre při rychlosti až 70 km/h. http://www.osel.cz/13388-fascinujici-pasivni-maglev-ironlev-jezdi-po-obycejnych-kolejich.html

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NASA is on its way to Venus after all. Here’s what to know about the launch

A little under a year ago, it looked like Venus was off the table for NASA. President Biden’s budget request for 2024 severely reduced funding for the mission, putting it in a “deep freeze.” Today, though, the space agency is once again all systems go for an exploration of one of earth’s closest neighbors.

The VERITAS (Venus Emissivity, Radio Science, InSAR, Topography, and Spectroscopy) mission is back on the schedule, with only a slight delay, the resul

This one comment from Tim Cook just cost Apple $490 million

When you’re the CEO of a multibillion-dollar corporation, your words have weight. As Apple chief executive Tim Cook just found out, they can also have a price—$61 million per word, to be exact.

Six years after Cook made comments that a class-action lawsuit alleged were misleading, the tech company reached a $490 million settlement to put the matter to bed this week. The lawsuit claimed Cook concealed falling demand for iPhones in China, and that the misrepresentations

Coinbase’s chief security officer on crypto scams and working with the SEC

It’s been another wild few weeks for crypto as Bitcoin rocketed to new highs thanks in large part to Bitcoin ETFs getting the green light from regulators. Even now, after the rally cooled off a bit, prices remain far higher than they did last month. And yet, despite the crypto market’s current upswing, major questions remain: Namely, whether crypto is actually a safer alternative to fiat currency, and what effective government regulation might actually look like.

For a

The Kate Middleton scandal shows the Royal Family can’t contend with social media sleuths

If you’ve been online at all this month you’ve probably come across at least one conspiracy theory about princess Kate Middleton’s whereabouts.

They range from brilliantly nonsensical (that she’s been filming for the reality singing competition The Masked Singer), to wildly elaborate (that she’s quietly donated an organ to King Charles), to hair-raising  (that Prince Williams is somehow involved in some sort of foul play).

The Prince

ASML backs €110M Dutch deeptech fund for quantum, semiconductors


The pride and joy of the Dutch tech ecosystem, ASML, has featured heavily in the news this past couple of weeks, after news broke the government was scrambling to keep the company in the country. However, ASML’s plans to potentially relocate due to

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Riddled with debt, Sweden’s Embracer sells Star Wars game maker for $500M


Swedish gaming company Embracer Group has sold a big chunk of one of its biggest subsidiaries, US-headquartered Saber Interactive, in a deal totalling $500mn.  The buyer is Beacon Interactive, a holding company recently formed by none other than Saber’s own

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Lyft and Uber will cease operations in Minneapolis over minimum wage increase

Lyft and Uber said they will cease operations in Minneapolis after the city’s council voted Thursday to override a mayoral veto and require that ride-hailing services increase driver wages to the equivalent of the local minimum wage of $15.57 an hour.Lyft called the ordinance “deeply flawed,” saying in a statement that it supports a minimum earning standard for drivers but not the one passed by the council.“It should be done in an honest way that keeps the service

UK fusion startup trials plasma-stabilising laser for ‘holy grail’ of energy


British startup Tokamak Energy is testing a new type of laser that it says is “crucial” to stabilising fusion reactions — the same atom-fusing process that powers the Sun and promises to deliver virtually limitless, clean energy.   The Oxford-based com

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How AI can help companies better disclose their financial information

On Monday, Oracle Corp. announced its quarterly earnings, together with substantial financial information about its operations, via a conference call and live webcast. This earnings announcement resulted in an almost 12% increase in the company’s stock price the following day, with the corporation’s stock price closing at a record high in part due to increased demand for services underpinning widespread use of artificial intelligence.

Corporate financial information is

Meta’s push to build one AI model to power videos across platforms could be an oversight nightmare, experts warn

When Facebook head Tom Alison announced at a conference earlier this month that Meta would be using AI to overhaul its video recommendation system across its platforms, the news didn’t exactly light the world on fire. The company already uses different recommendation models for videos on each of its services; now it plans to bring them all under one roof. “If we get this right, not only will the recommendations be kind of more engaging and more relevant,” Alison said at t

One way to safeguard against tech: Treat regulation like innovation

The Fast Company Grill hit SXSW this year. Couldn’t make it to Austin? Here are some Fast Bites: Your handy recap of panel discussions.


The AI boom of the past year and a half has demonstrated the importance—and difficulty—of regulation in the tech sector. Striving for a regulatory environment that fosters innovation while addressing potential risks demands collaboration between governments and industry stakeholders. But such a

How the ISS National Lab went commercial

The U.S.’s highest scientific laboratory is changing with the times.

Michael Roberts is the chief scientific officer of the International Space Station National Laboratory, a government-funded organization that helps connect non-NASA scientists and companies with opportunities to perform research aboard the station. Roberts sat down to discuss the lab’s priorities, how its relationship with the commercial space industry has developed, what’s planned for the lab

Choosing Your Keyword Champion: Setting Yourself Up For Success In the Auction via @sejournal, @navahf

Boost your digital marketing strategy with effective keyword selection. Find out how to choose keywords that target high-value prospects and generate traffic at affordable costs.

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These AI tools can help manage your cluttered email inbox

This article is republished with permission from Wonder Tools, a newsletter that helps you discover the most useful sites and apps. Subscribe here.

My inbox seems poised to explode. When I dive into deep work, I return to find email overflowing. To cope, I’m exploring how AI can help with searching, sorting, summarizing, and replying. Read on for a summary of new AI capabilities for saving time on email.

Spend less time on routine email

If

Four AI jobs that don’t require advanced data science skills

If you’re interested in AI work but can’t write a line of code to save your life, the good news is that you’ve still got options. There’s more to this technology than just algorithms, data modeling, and technical engineering, after all.

Here are some roles—in order of average pay, starting at the low end—for non-techies looking to switch to an exciting AI career.

AI data labeler

AI is only as good as its data, and data

Your whole repo fits in the context window

The home team discusses the challenges (hardware and otherwise) of building AI models at scale, why major players like Meta are open-sourcing their AI projects, what Apple’s recent changes mean for developers in the EU, and Perplexity AI’s new approach to search. https://stackoverflow.blog/2024/03/15/your-whole-repo-fits-in-the-context-window/

Europe—worried about AI risks like deepfakes and hallucinations—still has questions for Big Tech companies

European Union regulators on Thursday ratcheted up scrutiny of Big Tech companies, including Google, Facebook, and TikTok, with requests for information on how they’re dealing with risks from generative artificial intelligence, such as the viral spread of deepfakes.

The European Commission, the EU’s executive branch, has sent questionnaires about the ways that eight platforms and search engines—including Microsoft’s Bing, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, and

Who would buy TikTok? Here are some of the potential buyers

TikTok is facing a possible ban in the United States if parent company ByteDance doesn’t sell the social media platform. Making that happen might be easier said that done, though.

The House of Representatives, on Wednesday, passed a bill mandating the sale of the app within six months. If ByteDance refuses, then TikTok would be removed from app stores and U.S. servers. The legislation faces a less certain road in the Senate, but President Joe Biden has said he will sign the b

Proč si miliardáři stavějí bunkry a kupují ostrovy?

Mark „Meta“ Zuckerberg bezskrupulózně skupuje ohromné pozemky na havajském ostrově Kauai. Buduje tam uzavřený a do jisté míry soběstačný Zuckerbergův svět se Zuckerbergovými zákony, izolovaný zdí a početnými strážemi, včetně masivního podzemního bunkru. Podobně se chovají i mnozí další miliardáři. Je to jako feudální panství. Přímo před očima se nám vrací středověk. http://www.osel.cz/13387-proc-si-miliardari-staveji-bunkry-a-kupuji-ostrovy.html

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SpaceX’s third Starship broke apart again, but the launch was still a big success. Here’s why

SpaceX’s third test flight of its massive Starship rocket, which NASA is counting on as part of its mission to return astronauts to the moon, ended the same as the first two, with the oversized vehicles breaking up before the flight was complete, but officials are celebrating the launch, calling it successful.

That might sound like a curious description to some people given the complete loss of the rocket, but, at this stage, success doesn’t have to mean a picture-perf

French MoD taps 5 startups to develop fault-tolerant quantum computer


Quantum computers have an almost mythical status among data scientists and researchers. The dream of emerging out of the NISQ (noisy intermediate-scale quantum) era into a world of fault-tolerant qubits generating unbreakable encryption o

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Google Confirms: High-Quality Content Is Crawled More Often via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Google's Search Relations team reveals that high-quality, user-centric content is the key to increasing crawl demand, debunking crawl budget myths.

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#418 – Israel-Palestine Debate: Finkelstein, Destiny, M. Rabbani & Benny Morris

Norman Finkelstein and Benny Morris are historians. Mouin Rabbani is a Middle East analyst. Steven Bonnell (aka Destiny) is a political livestreamer. Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsors:

Transcript: https://lexfridman.com/israel-pal

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‘French scar’ leaves another mark on TikTok’s painful week


TikTok’s rough week in the west went from bad to worse today when Italian authorities slapped the app with a €10mn fine over a viral challenge called the “French scar.” The game invites users to pinch their cheeks until they leave a lasting bruise. It became particularly

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Gen Z to Biden: How are we going to connect if you ban TikTok?

If President Joe Biden keeps his promise to sign a ban on TikTok over its ties to the Chinese government, the 81-year-old may rob his reelection campaign of a platform that he and fellow Democrats rely on to reach younger voters.

Biden’s campaign got thousands of “likes” on Tuesday for a TikTok video skewering Republican rival Donald Trump about cutting Social Security spending. But the comments were focused on another issue altogether: the proposed ban.

Yahoo News is launching a creators program to publish lifestyle content (exclusive)

Yahoo is testing out a new creator program that will allow certain writers to publish and monetize stories under the Yahoo News brand, the company tells Fast Company.

The effort is meant to broaden the news platform’s lifestyle content—which it described as fitness, DIY, travel, home, and style stories—in a rapidly changing media landscape. So it won’t be available for people who want to write about things like politics or sports. The draw to creators, me

Dutch startup TheyDo bags $34M to solve ‘biggest business problem of the century’


Dutch startup TheyDo has raised $34mn to solve “the biggest business problem” of the century —  scaling customer journeys. Founded in 2019, the company produces a live platform that provides actionable insights about customers. Enterprises can use the tools a

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California lawmaker will soften language on a proposed ban of self-checkout at large retailers

A California state senator is planning to soften a proposal that would have banned self-checkout lanes at large grocery stores and other establishments, Fast Company has learned.

The proposal, announced last month by state Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas of California’s 28th District, was part of a package of bills aimed at “empowering vulnerable populations,” including helping workers and promoting economic growth in underserved communities across the state. As i

Today’s top business headlines: Congress moves closer to a TikTok ban, EU’s new AI rules, Family Dollar closures, new CEO at Allbirds

House approves bill to ban TikTok: In a 356 to 52 vote on Wednesday, the House voted to approve a bill that could potentially ban TikTok, which is owned by Chinese company ByteDance, from U.S. app stores (or force a sale) in an effort to restrict China’s access to Americans’ data. TikTok has urged users to “tell Congress what TikTok means to you,” and argues the bill impedes on First Amendment rights. The bill will now head to the Senate; if it passes there, Presid

Princess Kate photo scandal triggers calls for watermarking untouched images


A distinctly British scandal caused by sloppy photo editing has sparked calls for watermarking untouched images. The pleas come after a picture of Princess Kate intensified wild rumours about her whereabouts. Kate’s representatives issued the image this week

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How Y Combinator, champion of ‘little tech,’ became the biggest machine in Silicon Valley

With one week until the January kickoff of Y Combinator’s winter 2024 startup batch, there’s a hush in the prestigious accelerator program’s cavernous new San Francisco headquarters.

The only sound, aside from steady rain streaking the windows, is the muffled labor of two YC partners in a makeshift subterranean kitchen, where they are practicing a chicken and dumplings recipe to serve to a group of incoming founders. Like thousands of hopefuls before them, these

SpaceX ‘Starship’ rocket launch: Where to watch and what to know about the historic 3rd test flight

SpaceX will attempt to launch its mega-rocket Starship on its third test flight from its spaceport in Boca Chica, Texas, today. The livestream is scheduled to begin at 7:30 a.m. ET, with liftoff targeted for about 8 a.m. ET.

The flight plan for SpaceX’s third Starship test is different from its previous two attempts. The “Super Heavy” rocket booster will once again attempt a splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico. But the first stage, Starship, will ascend and then ta

10 Law Firm Marketing Tactics For Business Building In 2024 via @sejournal, @krisjonescom

Learn the essential tactics for successful law firm marketing. From digital strategies to personalized approaches, stay ahead of the competition and attract potential clients.

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Revoluční rotační detonační pohon prošel zátěžovým testem

Rotační detonační raketový pohon se stává hitem ve vývoji raketových technologií. Venus Aerospace ve spolupráci s DARPA testují tento převratný typ pohonu pro novou generaci hypersonických střel. Nedávno zvládli první zátěžový test, kdy rotační detonační pohon pro hypersonické střely běžel delší dobu. http://www.osel.cz/13386-revolucni-rotacni-detonacni-pohon-prosel-zatezovym-testem.html

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Los Angeles riders can use Waymo’s driverless robotaxi services for free starting this week

Alphabet’s Waymo said on Wednesday it will begin offering free driverless robotaxi services to select members of the public in Los Angeles starting Thursday.

The company received approval from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) earlier this month to start its ride-hailing program, Waymo One, in Los Angeles and some cities near San Francisco.

Waymo’s latest plans put it ahead of its General Motors-owned rival Cruise, which is currently facing sc

Medical staff are using the Apple Vision Pro during surgeries. What could go wrong?

Two British surgeons say that they used Apple’s new $3,500 headset to carry out Britain’s first virtual-reality operation. The team at London’s Cromwell Hospital, led by orthopedic surgeons Fady Sedra and Syed Aftab, used the Vision Pro to repair a patient’s spine. Neither surgeon donned the ski goggle-esque device themselves, but instead entrusted it to a nurse working alongside them, the Daily Mail has reported.

Nurse Suvi Verho tells the paper tha

Don Lemon says Elon Musk failed to live up to his free speech promises, after his X show is quickly canceled

Former CNN host Don Lemon says Elon Musk has terminated a previous agreement to air his new program after the billionaire owner of X (formerly Twitter) was unhappy about an interview between the two.

“Elon Musk is mad at me,” said Lemon in a video posted to the social media network. “There’s a whole lot that went down and I’m going to tell you about it in the coming days.”

In a separate statement posted to X, Lemon said, “El

DeepMind’s new agent can learn complex games. That’s a big step toward AI that can navigate the real world

Welcome to AI Decoded, Fast Company’s weekly newsletter that breaks down the most important news in the world of AI. You can sign up to receive this newsletter every week here.

DeepMind created an agent that can play any game 

Researchers have for years been teaching AI models to play video games as a way of preparing them to perform certain tasks in everyday life. Google-owned DeepMind has upped the ante when it comes to AI gaming, re

The EU just passed its landmark AI Act—but some say it has nowhere near enough bite

On Wednesday the European Parliament passed the AI Act by a wide majority, with 523 of its 705 members voting in favor. Hailed as the world’s first major effort to regulate AI, the legislation takes a risk-based approach to services or products that use AI. Content recommendation systems, for example, would be deemed low risk and thus subject to relatively lax oversight; medical devices, on the other hand, would face heightened scrutiny around issues like data and transparency.

The TikTok ban is oddly un-American—and would likely get overturned in court

Politicians take leave of their senses when they’re on the campaign trail. Self-preservation, shaped through the desire to win re-election, comes before principles. How else to explain the sight of 352 members of the House of Representatives voting on Wednesday to pass the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (also known as the TikTok Act)?

The overwhelming passage of the act, which compels TikTok parent company ByteDance to force a sale of

UK looks to nature to train AI at 0.1% of the cost


Computing power to develop artificial intelligence does not come cheap. While you can build a simple AI chatbot for next to nothing, training a fine-tuned model on large data sets can cost millions of do

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EU finally adopts AI Act, marking a ‘new era’ for artificial intelligence


The EU has officially adopted the AI Act, the world’s first comprehensive rulebook on artificial intelligence. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) overwhelmingly endorsed the regulation on Wednesday. The law passed with 523 votes in favour, 46 against,

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YouTube plots its TV takeover with a redesigned video player

YouTube wants people to do more than just sit back and watch videos on their TVs.

To that end, it’s launching a redesigned video player for smart TVs and streaming devices, with a sidebar view for descriptions, comments, chapter links, and other details. While such information was already available in YouTube’s TV app, the old design used an overlay that covered up the video when users clicked into the description. The new player shrinks the video down so it appears al

Is TikTok getting banned in the U.S.? Here’s the latest update as Congress votes today

The House of Representatives is set to vote on a bill today that could effectively ban TikTok in the United States. The contentious bill has bipartisan support in the House, but many American TikTok users and free speech and civil liberty organizations say the bill represents government overreach, violates Americans’ First Amendment rights, and is nothing more than censorship. Here’s what you need to know.

What is the bill about? 

Offi

AI gets its first United Nations resolution, spearheaded by the US

The United States is spearheading the first United Nations resolution on artificial intelligence, aimed at ensuring the new technology is “safe, secure and trustworthy” and that all countries, especially those in the developing world, have equal access.The draft General Assembly resolution aims to close the digital divide between countries and make sure they are all at the table in discussions on AI — and that they have the technology and capabilities to take advantage of

TNW Podcast: From Operation ‘Beethoven’ to founders’ mental health


Welcome to the new episode of the TNW Podcast — the show where we discuss the latest developments in the European technology ecosystem and feature interviews with some of the most interesting people in the industry. In today’s episode, Andrii and Linnea talk

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Watch: The first test of a magnetic levitation train on an existing track


Floating trains have glided closer to Europe after a pioneering trial of magnetic levitation — aka maglev. Italian firm IronLev, which developed the tech, claims to have completed the first-ever maglev test on an existing train track — and has the footage to pr

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This new e-bike is the nicest one I’ve tried yet

Writing about e-bikes isn’t as much fun as riding one, but it’s still fun, so I’m always happy to seize the opportunity. Especially since it usually involves riding an e-bike—such as Gazelle’s thoroughly enjoyable new Eclipse T11+, the best all-around one I’ve spent time with.

Before I tell you more about it, here are some Fast Company tech stories you may not have read yet:

4 Things to know about the EU’s imminent Artificial Intelligence Act

European Union lawmakers are set to give final approval to the 27-nation bloc’s artificial intelligence law Wednesday, putting the world-leading rules on track to take effect later this year.Lawmakers in the European Parliament are poised to vote in favor of the Artificial Intelligence Act five years after they were first proposed. The AI Act is expected to act as a global signpost for other governments grappling with how to regulate the fast-developing technology.“The AI Act ha

Can the government tell social media platforms how to moderate their content? The Supreme Court is about to decide

Government officials have been talking tough to Big Tech for years now.

President Biden has publicly accused Facebook of “killing people” with vaccine misinformation, while members of his administration have privately pushed the platforms to remove objectionable posts “ASAP.” During the Trump era, the president repeatedly skewered tech giants for “shadowbanning” conservatives and even threatened to sue tech companies for bias—a promis

Use Offline Conversions To Tune Google Ads For Profit via @sejournal, @MenachemAni

Understand how to fine-tune Google Ads for more profits with offline conversions. This guide shows how to set up tracking, integrate CRM and measure success.

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The Best 404 Pages: 40 Examples You Need To See via @sejournal, @theshelleywalsh

Improve user experience with best 404 pages examples. Check out this exhaustive list for top notch examples that can work for your brand.

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Google Now Says Core Web Vitals Used In Ranking Systems via @sejournal, @martinibuster

Google updated their documentation to make it clear that CWV is used in their ranking systems (without explicitly calling them ranking factors)

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