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Nintendo Customers Sue for Share of Trump Tariff Refunds
OpenAI unveils Workspace Agents, a successor to custom GPTs for enterprises that can plug directly into Slack, Salesforce and more
Meta Adds New Live Chat Feature to Threads for NBA Playoffs, Major Events
T-Mobile Begins DoorDashing 5G Internet to Customers for Same-Day Deliveries
Are you paying an AI ‘swarm tax’? Why single agents often beat complex systems
SpaceX Inspiration4 mission delivers first magical images from orbit – CNET
“The crew of #Inspiration4 had an incredible first day in space!”
From Van Gogh to Lord of the Rings: Algorithms decode legendary ‘hot streaks’ – CNET
“It’s not all magic.” An equation could explain why filmmakers, scientists and artists have sudden creative streaks.
Netflix sued over one line in The Queen’s Gambit – CNET
Grandmaster Nona Gaprindashvili files a lawsuit against Netflix over a line in the show saying she never faced men.
Google and Microsoft had the most vulnerabilities in the first half of 2021
Not all exposures can cause critical damage, but flaws in Google or Microsoft products allow cybercriminals to probe millions of systems.Read More
Google’s new deep learning system can give a boost to radiologists
The deep learning system can help radiologists prioritize chest x-rays, and it can serve as a first response tool in emergency settings.Read More
Sky Mavis hits $2B in sales for its NFT game Axie Infinity
Sky Mavis and its players have generated $2.05 billion in sales to date for its Axie Infinity game, which enables the play-to-earn model.Read More
Google Doodle honors pioneering green tea chemist Michiyo Tsujimura – CNET
Japanese scientist’s groundbreaking research led to her becoming the first woman in Japan to earn a doctorate in agriculture.
James Bond 007 Adidas sneakers sneak into action with No Time to Die – CNET
007-inspired Adidas sneakers are laced-up to kill.
NASA converted a star’s corpse to sound and the result is surprisingly lively – CNET
The remnant of a supernova explosion plays quite a nice tune.
ESA Mars rover will drill deeper into the red planet than any other rover – CNET
Drilling in the dee-ee-eep. The ExoMars rover’s Earth-dwelling twin shows off its skills.