Serious presentation. Deeply questionable conclusions.
The r/opensource subreddit now excludes projects that use, are made by, or are intended for AI. It also excludes anyone not posting in English.
Western Australia paid Deloitte $166,000 for a feasibility study on merging three universities and is seeking an expedited cost recovery. The appendix, read as a pair, is largely self-correcting.
Cristian Volpato has given a California company exclusive rights to his digital likeness, voice, biometric profiles and performance data. Copyright does not cover what the clone produces.
Jac compiles to Python bytecode, JavaScript and native machine code. An eject function reverse-compiles it, to meet corporate compliance.
The Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel told its quarterly meeting that the last estimate for fuelling the lunar lander is around 22 flights. SpaceX says six to eight.
The Prix Pascal de Littérature IA opened for entries this week, in French, for manuscripts of 10,000 to 50,000 words with the model and prompt declared. A jury of five or six decides in December.
Microsoft is raising the macOS sync ceiling to match Windows, in preview this month and generally available next June. Eligible devices only.
eMudhra has acknowledged a cryptographic flaw affecting eight intermediate certificates. The company says the business involved is about one per cent of revenue; its shares fell 20 per cent.
The Financial Conduct Authority says incident reporting must extend to significant AI failures and near-misses. The sector it oversees contributed £223.6bn to the UK economy last year.
A survey of 2,018 senior IT decision-makers puts the average cost of the most recent unwanted change at $12.87m. The research was commissioned by a firm that sells the alternative.