The court in The Hague sentenced 48-year-old Johannes A.
Crime and Courts Read on NL TimesAmbulances were called 50 times for participants of the Dam tot Damloop who had become unwell, deputy director René Wit of organizer Le Champion said on Monday.
Health Read on NL TimesStarting from October 29, GitHub says that all enterprise cloud customers will be able to select an EU region to store all their code.
Politics Read on TechCrunchThe real disposable income of homes in the Netherlands grew by 1.6 percent in the second quarter compared to a year ago, mainly thanks to an increase in wages of employees due to collective bargain
Economy Read on NL Times"A line-of-sight spanning most of the observable Universe."
Environment Read on ScienceAlertA crucial threshold we cannot cross.
Environment Read on ScienceAlertIn the latest instance of an Indian fintech startup pursuing strategic partnerships with traditional banking institutions, neobank Jupiter is in talks to acquire a stake in SBM Bank India, three sources familiar with the matter told TechCrunch. Jupiter, backed by Tiger Global and NuBank, is in discussions to buy a 5% to 9.9% stake in […]
Business Read on TechCrunchA new clue has emerged.
Health Read on ScienceAlertA thousand times faster than today's fastest machines.
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Health Read on ScienceAlertAn official OpenAI account on X was taken over to peddle a cryptocurrency scam on Monday evening. On Monday at 6:24PM ET, the @OpenAINewsroom account, which shares news from OpenAI and has nearly 54,000 followers, made a now-deleted post advertising an “$OPENAI” token. “We’re very happy to announce $OPEANAI: the token bridging the gap between Al and blockchain technology,” the post said. “All OpenAI users are eligible to claim a piece of $OPENAI’s initial supply. Holding $OPENAI will grant access to all of our future beta programs.” The post also included a link to a spoofed version of OpenAI’s website at a URL that wasn’t openai.com.
Business Read on The Verge TechToday, the Biden administration announced new proposed measures to defend the United States' national security from potential threats linked to connected vehicle technologies originating from China and Russia....
Crime and Courts Read on Bleeping ComputerBacteria that genetically reconfigured themselves.
Environment Read on ScienceAlertEnlarge The H5N1 bird flu appears to be stampeding through dairy farms in California, the country's largest milk producer. Over the weekend, the total number of confirmed infected cow herds stunningly doubled, going from 17 last Thursday to 34 Monday morning, according to state and federal officials. With the new tally, California now ranks second among all affected states for having the most herds with avian influenza. Only Colorado, which has adopted bulk milk-tank surveillance, has more, with 64 herds confirmed. California's high ranking is despite the fact that it only reported its first three infected herds on August 30, while the dairy outbreak was first confirmed on March 25 and thought to have begun late last year. To date, 232 herds in 14 states have been infected with the bird flu.
Environment Read on Ars TechnicaOpenAI’s official press account on X appears to have been compromised by the same cryptocurrency scammers who compromised the accounts of company leadership in previous months. Late Monday afternoon, OpenAI Newsroom, an account OpenAI recently created to spotlight product- and policy-related announcements, posted about a supposedly new OpenAI-branded blockchain token, “$OPENAI.” “We’re very happy to […]
Crime and Courts Read on TechCrunchThe audience doesn't actually see it in the HBO DC series' premiere, but the actor's make-up job in the torture scene included a surprising level of detail.
Entertainment Read on GizmodoEnlarge , which is a term for hypothetical technology that could match human intelligence in performing many tasks without the need for specific training. By contrast, superintelligence surpasses AGI, and it could be seen as a hypothetical level of machine intelligence that can dramatically outperform humans at any intellectual task, perhaps even to an unfathomable degree.
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