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This robot uses Japanese tradition and AI for sashimi that lasts longer and is more humane

El Segundo based Shinkei Systems Corp. uses robots and AI to automate ikejime, a centuries-old Japanese fish processing technique for premium seafood.

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Criminals will prey on immigration fears to trick people out of their money.

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OpenAI’s ChatGPT Agent casually clicks through “I am not a robot” verification test

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Anthropic throttles Claude rate limits, devs call foul

Blaming users that run Claude Code 24/7, Anthropic instituted weekly rate limits for some Claude users resulting in backlash on social media.Read More

PayPal Launches Pay With Crypto, Expanding Its Push Into Digital Currencies

This is part of PayPal’s bigger plan to make crypto more practical for everyday use, not just investing.

Google Revises Android Earthquake Alerts After Major Miss in Turkey

Ten million people could have been notified by Google’s Android Earthquake Alerts System before the 2023 disaster.

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