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When a Content Network Starts Publishing to Itself
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Why College Students Are Booing AI
Students booed AI references at several university commencements, reflecting complex attitudes toward technology and its impact on education and culture.
A Wayland Compositor in Minecraft
A new Minecraft mod enables users to run a complete Wayland Compositor within the game, allowing app launching, window management, and more on Linux.
Terra Drone’s Indonesia CEO sentenced to 16 months for deadly fire
An Indonesian court has sentenced Terra Drone’s Indonesia CEO to 16 months for negligence related to a deadly fire that killed 22 employees in Jakarta.
Week Four — A viral “100x trade” strategy, tested 13,000 times. It loses.
Thorsten Meyer AI says a simulated 13,000-window test of a viral Polymarket trade strategy ended net-negative.
‘I don’t worry about a robot takeover’: AI expert Michael Wooldridge on big tech’s real dangers (and occasional blessings)
Oxford professor Michael Wooldridge discusses AI, big tech, and why he dismisses fears of a robot takeover, emphasizing game theory’s relevance.
Remove–AI–Watermarks – CLI and library for removing AI watermarks from images
New command-line tool and library enable removal of visible and invisible AI watermarks from images generated by multiple AI models, including Gemini and DALL-E.
Meta to offer rival AI chatbots limited free access to WhatsApp: report (META:NASDAQ)
Meta plans to offer limited free access to third-party AI chatbots on WhatsApp, aiming to compete with other AI platforms and enhance user engagement.
Exclusive: Meta offers AI rival chatbots limited free WhatsApp access, sources say
Meta is providing select users limited free access to its new AI chatbots via WhatsApp, according to sources. The move signals a strategic push into AI-powered messaging.
Show HN: Gaussian Splat of a Strawberry
A developer showcased a novel 3D rendering technique called Gaussian Splat, applied to a strawberry, using multiple focus-stacked images and machine learning training.
