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Now that machines can learn, can they unlearn?
Enlarge (credit: Andriy Onufriyenko | Getty Images) Companies of all kinds use machine learning to analyze people’s desires, dislikes, or faces. Some researchers are now asking a different question: How…
Prop. 22 is ruled unconstitutional, a blow to California gig economy law
A California judge ruled Friday that parts of Prop. 22 are unconstitutional, rendering the ballot measure unenforceable.
GM is pausing Bolt and Bolt EUV production due to semiconductor shortage – Roadshow
The little EV has previously avoided production stoppages where other models haven’t, but even the Orion plant isn’t immune to the shortage.
No one knows when Tesla Bot will arrive. Here are robots you can experience now – CNET
Elon Musk’s robot so far is just a skinny dude dancing in a weird onesie.
Facebook reportedly shelved report it feared could make it look bad – CNET
The unreleased report showed the most-viewed US content on Facebook in the first quarter.
What AI researchers can learn from the self-assembling brain
One idea that hasn’t gotten enough attention from the AI community is how the brain creates itself, argues Peter Robin Hiesinger.Read More
The RetroBeat: Quake is back at a perfect time
While I missed Doom 64 back in the ’90s, I have more history with Quake. I’m glad the game is back with a new remaster.Read More
9 great reads from CNET this week: Bezos vs. NASA, California movies, Facebook VR, more – CNET
Why Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is suing NASA (hint: SpaceX), what’s so great about making movies and TV shows in California, where you might run into Mark Zuckerberg and much…
FDA set to give Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine full approval next week, report says – CNET
The shot is currently being given in the US under an emergency use authorization.
An NES game donated to Goodwill just sold for $411,278 – CNET
The Legend of Zelda isn’t usually this expensive.