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   WINDOWS RECALL DEMANDS AN EXTRAORDINARY LEVEL OF TRUST THAT MICROSOFT HASN’T
   EARNED
   
   Op-ed: The risks to Recall are way too high for security to be secondary.
   
   Andrew Cunningham – 6/4/2024, 7:15 PM
   
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 * FLAWED, SCANDALOUS TRIALS TANK FDA EXPERT SUPPORT FOR MDMA THERAPY
   
   Bias, missing data, and claims of a new-age cult overshadow positive patient
   results.
   
   Beth Mole – 6/5/2024, 1:17 AM
   
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 * THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE HAS LOST A MAJORITY OF ITS GYROSCOPES
   
   "We do not see Hubble as being on its last legs."
   
   Eric Berger – 6/5/2024, 12:18 AM
   
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 * EX-OPENAI STAFF CALL FOR “RIGHT TO WARN” ABOUT AI RISKS WITHOUT RETALIATION
   
   Open letter argues for AI whistleblower provisions due to lack of government
   oversight.
   
   Benj Edwards – 6/4/2024, 11:52 PM
   
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 * LONDON HOSPITALS DECLARE EMERGENCY FOLLOWING RANSOMWARE ATTACK
   
   Attack takes out third-party testing and diagnostics provider critical to
   care.
   
   Dan Goodin – 6/4/2024, 11:16 PM
   
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 * NEW RECYCLING METHOD MAKES SOLAR CELLS EVEN MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
   
   All the major elements in a solar panel can be reclaimed using less energy.
   
   John Timmer – 6/4/2024, 11:02 PM
   
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 * “DEFINITELY CANCEL”: MAX SUBS ADVISE CHURN AFTER 2ND PRICE HIKE IN 17 MONTHS
   
   Monthly ad-free subscriptions cost $1 more.
   
   Scharon Harding – 6/4/2024, 10:00 PM
   
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 * GOOGLE CHANGES REPAIR POLICY AFTER CRITICISM OF THIRD-PARTY PARTS BAN
   
   Google previously said it would not return mailed-in devices using
   "unauthorized" parts.
   
   Ron Amadeo – 6/4/2024, 9:46 PM
   
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    Eric Yuan told The Verge that "digital twins" are the future of work.
    
    Benj Edwards – 6/4/2024, 9:23 PM
    
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 2. WHAT KIND OF BUG WOULD MAKE MACHINE LEARNING SUDDENLY 40% WORSE AT NETHACK?
    
    One day, a roguelike-playing system just kept biffing it, for celestial
    reasons.
    
    Kevin Purdy – 6/4/2024, 8:52 PM
    
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 3. NEW TRAILER FOR ALIEN: ROMULUS JUST WANTS TO GIVE US A BIG, WARM FACE-HUG
    
    Beware abandoned space stations "haunted" by xenomorphs.
    
    Jennifer Ouellette – 6/4/2024, 8:23 PM
    
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 1. GAMESTOP STOCK INFLUENCER ROARING KITTY MAY LOSE ACCESS TO E-TRADE, REPORT
    SAYS
    
    E-Trade fears restricting influencer's trading may trigger boycott, sources
    say.
    
    Ashley Belanger – 6/4/2024, 8:13 PM
    
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 2. THE 2024 SUBARU SOLTERRA IS NIMBLE BUT SORELY LACKS RANGE, PERSONALITY
    
    Slow charging and inefficient driving, Solterra is no electric WRX or
    Forester.
    
    Geoff Nudelman – 6/4/2024, 7:44 PM
    
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 3. ISPS SEEK HALT OF NET NEUTRALITY RULES BEFORE THEY TAKE EFFECT NEXT MONTH
    
    Fate of net neutrality may hinge on Supreme Court's "major questions"
    doctrine.
    
    Jon Brodkin – 6/4/2024, 7:40 PM
    
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 4. GOOGLE’S AI OVERVIEWS MISUNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE USE GOOGLE
    
    Answers that are factually "wrong" are only part of the problem.
    
    Kyle Orland – 6/4/2024, 7:31 PM
    
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 5. NVIDIA EMAILS: ELON MUSK DIVERTING TESLA GPUS TO HIS OTHER COMPANIES
    
    The Tesla CEO is accused of diverting resources from the company again.
    
    Jonathan M. Gitlin – 6/4/2024, 6:07 PM
    
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 6. SURGEONS REMOVE PIG KIDNEY TRANSPLANT FROM WOMAN
    
    No rejection, just a matter of blood flow.
    
    Emily Mullin, wired.com – 6/4/2024, 3:37 PM
    
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 7. INTEL DETAILS NEW LUNAR LAKE CPUS THAT WILL GO UP AGAINST AMD, QUALCOMM, AND
    APPLE
    
    Lunar Lake returns to a more conventional-looking design for Intel.
    
    Andrew Cunningham – 6/4/2024, 5:00 AM
    
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 8. TICKETMASTER HACKED IN WHAT’S BELIEVED TO BE A SPREE HITTING SNOWFLAKE
    CUSTOMERS
    
    Researcher says Snowflake customers hit by mass scraping ... "but nobody
    noticed."
    
    Dan Goodin – 6/4/2024, 12:23 AM
    
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 9. MUCH-DERIDED BMI IS USEFUL FOR ASSESSING FAT LEVELS IN KIDS, STUDY SUGGESTS
    
    Kids with high BMI were 29 times more likely to have high fat mass, study
    finds.
    
    Beth Mole – 6/4/2024, 12:02 AM
    
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 1. PLAYSTATION VR2’S PC ADAPTER HITS THIS AUGUST, WITH MISSING FEATURES
    
    You can play Steam games on it, but many of the modern tricks are disabled.
    
    Samuel Axon – 6/3/2024, 10:38 PM
    
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 2. CHINA LANDS ON THE MOON AGAIN, TAKING ANOTHER STEP TOWARD HUMAN MISSIONS
    
    The most dominant space storyline for the rest of this decade is the
    US-China race.
    
    Eric Berger – 6/3/2024, 9:24 PM
    
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 3. DAISY RIDLEY TRAINED FOR MONTHS TO PLAY FIRST WOMAN TO SWIM ENGLISH CHANNEL
    
    Siobhan-Marie O'Connor: "There were so many different swimming elements to
    the role."
    
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 1. GOOGLE ACCIDENTALLY PUBLISHED INTERNAL SEARCH DOCUMENTATION TO GITHUB
    
    Commit snafu slapped an irrevocable Apache 2.0 license on confidential API
    Docs.
    
    Ron Amadeo – 6/3/2024, 8:56 PM
    
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 2. SPOTIFY RAISING PRICES BY UP TO $3 AS FRUSTRATED SUBS BEG IT TO “JUST DO
    MUSIC”
    
    Spotify last raised prices in July 2023.
    
    Scharon Harding – 6/3/2024, 8:52 PM
    
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 3. RIDICULOUS, INVENTIVE PARTY PACK SPORTSFRIENDS IS NOW FREE ON PC AND
    PLAYSTATION
    
    Couch co-op collection lets you compete on the screen and in each other's
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    Kevin Purdy – 6/3/2024, 8:24 PM
    
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 4. NVIDIA JUMPS AHEAD OF ITSELF AND REVEALS NEXT-GEN “RUBIN” AI CHIPS IN
    KEYNOTE TEASE
    
    "I'm not sure yet whether I'm going to regret this," says CEO Jensen Huang
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    Benj Edwards – 6/3/2024, 7:13 PM
    
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 5. THINK EVS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE? HERE ARE 11 FOR UNDER $40K.
    
    The average new car costs more than $47,000—here are 17 EVs for less than
    that.
    
    Jonathan M. Gitlin – 6/3/2024, 7:02 PM
    
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 6. BUTTS, BREASTS, AND GENITALS NOW EXPLICITLY ALLOWED ON ELON MUSK’S X
    
    It remains unclear if X can detect nonconsensual sex images at scale.
    
    Ashley Belanger – 6/3/2024, 6:31 PM
    
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 1. NO PHYSICS? NO PROBLEM. AI WEATHER FORECASTING IS ALREADY MAKING HUGE
    STRIDES.
    
    New model that predicts global weather can run on a single desktop computer.
    
    Eric Berger – 6/3/2024, 1:00 PM
    
    179


 2. AMD’S NEXT-GEN RYZEN 9000 DESKTOP CHIPS AND THE ZEN 5 ARCHITECTURE ARRIVE IN
    JULY
    
    But AMD says AM4 will hang around for budget PCs well into 2025.
    
    Andrew Cunningham – 6/3/2024, 5:00 AM
    
    130


 3. FOR THE SECOND TIME IN TWO YEARS, AMD BLOWS UP ITS LAPTOP CPU NUMBERING
    SYSTEM
    
    AMD reverses course on “decoder ring” numbering system for laptop CPUs.
    
    Andrew Cunningham – 6/3/2024, 5:00 AM
    
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 4. AMD INTROS RYZEN AI 300 CHIPS WITH ZEN 5, BETTER GPU, AND HUGELY IMPROVED
    NPU
    
    High-end Ryzen laptop chips combine big and little Zen cores for the first
    time.
    
    Andrew Cunningham – 6/3/2024, 5:00 AM
    
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 5. TO PEE OR NOT TO PEE? THAT IS A QUESTION FOR THE BLADDER—AND THE BRAIN
    
    The basic urge to pee is surprisingly complex and can go awry as we age.
    
    Emily Underwood, Knowable Magazine – 6/2/2024, 1:27 PM
    
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 6. IS A COLONIAL-ERA DROP IN CO₂ TIED TO REGROWING FORESTS?
    
    Carbon dioxide dropped after colonial contact wiped out Native Americans.
    
    Howard Lee – 6/2/2024, 1:00 PM
    
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 7. BOEING’S STARLINER TEST FLIGHT SCRUBBED AGAIN AFTER HOLD IN FINAL COUNTDOWN
    
    The ground launch sequencer computer called a hold at T-minus 3 minutes, 50
    seconds.
    
    Stephen Clark – 6/2/2024, 12:47 AM
    
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