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Daniel Breyer, son of billionaire Jim Breyer, debuts his novel 'Smokebirds' exploring his wealthy Silicon Valley upbringing. While praising his father, the book hints at a critical view of the ultra-rich lifestyle.

AI isn't cutting government bureaucracy, it's making it worse. The US 'catch & revoke' visa program uses AI to target pro-Palestinian student activists, showing increased bureaucratic overreach.

This article argues that misinformation is the default state, while trustworthy information requires effort and is often provided by reliable institutions like governments for essential services (e.g., safe water). It explores rationality and coordination in navigating information.

String theory suggests black holes might be multidimensional 'supermazes' of strings, potentially preserving information about devoured matter by encoding it in their stringy structure. This challenges the idea of total information loss and offers insights into quantum gravity.

Framework is pausing US sales of select laptops due to new Trump-era tariffs on Taiwanese imports, leading to increased costs and a temporary halt for specific configurations.

This article compares RDF and LPG graph data models, emphasizing their relationship and advocating for their collaborative use rather than rivalry. It cuts through hype, focusing on fundamental traits.

In the 80s, software wasn't just on floppy disks! Discover how TV broadcasts like Ceefax & Teletext were used to transmit programs to eager home computer users. A fascinating glimpse into early digital distribution methods before the internet era.

TechCrunch reports concerns about Meta's new AI benchmarks being potentially misleading. Experts suggest the benchmarks might not accurately represent real-world performance, urging caution in interpreting Meta's claims.

Cybersecurity News reports Google's Sec-Gemini v1 launch, an experimental AI model to advance cybersecurity. It aims to aid defenders in the fight against ever-present cyber threats.