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Ein internes Dokument zeigt: Meta hat seine Chatbots “romantische” Unterhaltungen mit Kindern führen lassen – bis Journalisten nachfragten. (Chatbots, KI)
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Ein internes Dokument zeigt: Meta hat seine Chatbots “romantische” Unterhaltungen mit Kindern führen lassen – bis Journalisten nachfragten. (Chatbots, KI)
Python und Qt ermöglichen performante Desktop-Anwendungen für Windows, MacOS und Linux. Ein Workshop zeigt, wie GUIs professionell entwickelt, gestaltet und plattformübergreifend bereitgestellt werden. (Golem Karrierewelt, Python)
Ten years of work to boost one man’s reputation.
Quick—what are the top entries in the category "Wikipedia articles written in the greatest number of languages"?
The answer is countries.
Turkey tops the list with Wikipedia entries in 332 different languages, while the US is second with 327 and Japan is third with 324. Other common words make their appearance as one looks down the list. "Dog" (275 languages) tops "cat" (273). Jesus (274) beats "Adolf Hitler" (242). And all of them beat "sex" (122), which is also bested by "fever," "Chiang Kai-Shek," and the number "13."
Der Besuch von Intel-Chef Lip-Bu Tan bei Donald Trump brachte den US-Präsidenten auf eine neue Idee. Der angeschlagende Prozessorhersteller könnte durch eine staatliche Beteilung Trumps Zielen dienen. (Intel, Wirtschaft)
We’ve seen a bunch of computer-on-a-module designs from Raspberry Pi, Banana Pi, NVIDIA, and others in recent years. But the ArmSoM CM1 stands out as one of the only models I’ve seen that can be used with or without a carrier board since it…
We’ve seen a bunch of computer-on-a-module designs from Raspberry Pi, Banana Pi, NVIDIA, and others in recent years. But the ArmSoM CM1 stands out as one of the only models I’ve seen that can be used with or without a carrier board since it has a built-in USB-C port, MIPI-DSI display connector, and microSD card […]
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It appears Grok’s antisemitic rants stopped it from becoming feds’ go-to chatbot.
xAI apparently lost a government contract after a tweak to Grok's prompting triggered an antisemitic meltdown where the chatbot praised Hitler and declared itself MechaHitler last month.
Despite the scandal, xAI announced that its products would soon be available for federal workers to purchase through the General Services Administration. At the time, xAI claimed this was an "important milestone" for its government business.
But Wired reviewed emails and spoke to government insiders, which revealed that GSA leaders abruptly decided to drop xAI's Grok from their contract offering. That decision to pull the plug came after leadership allegedly rushed staff to make Grok available as soon as possible following a persuasive sales meeting with xAI in June.
SpaceX wants more money, asks Trump admin to reject state’s broadband grant plan.
Starlink operator SpaceX is fighting Virginia's plan to deploy fiber Internet service to residents, claiming that federal grant money should be given to Starlink instead. SpaceX is already in line to win over $3 million in grant money in the state but is seeking $60 million.
Starlink is poised to benefit from the Trump administration rewriting rules for the $42 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) grant program. While the Biden administration decided that states should prioritize fiber in order to build more future-proof networks, the Trump administration ordered states to revise their plans with a "tech-neutral approach" and lower the average cost of serving each location.
With the Trump administration backing its attempt to obtain more federal funding for Starlink, SpaceX is likely to object to state plans that still include significant fiber builds. That's what happened yesterday when SpaceX filed comments on Virginia's final proposal, which will be reviewed by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA).
The new Gemma model is a fraction of the size of most new models.
Big tech has spent the last few years creating ever-larger AI models, leveraging rack after rack of expensive GPUs to provide generative AI as a cloud service. But tiny AI matters, too. Google has announced a tiny version of its Gemma open model designed to run on local devices. Google says the new Gemma 3 270M can be tuned in a snap and maintains robust performance despite its small footprint.
Google released its first Gemma 3 open models earlier this year, featuring between 1 billion and 27 billion parameters. In generative AI, the parameters are the learned variables that control how the model processes inputs to estimate output tokens. Generally, the more parameters in a model, the better it performs. With just 270 million parameters, the new Gemma 3 can run on devices like smartphones or even entirely inside a web browser.
Running an AI model locally has numerous benefits, including enhanced privacy and lower latency. Gemma 3 270M was designed with these kinds of use cases in mind. In testing with a Pixel 9 Pro, the new Gemma was able to run 25 conversations on the Tensor G4 chip and use just 0.75 percent of the device's battery. That makes it by far the most efficient Gemma model.
Elecrow has launched a Mini PC case that can house either a Raspberry Pi 5 or NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano while extending the functionality of those little PCs. It also makes them look a little bit like tiny gaming PCs thanks to the clear acrylic side pane…
Elecrow has launched a Mini PC case that can house either a Raspberry Pi 5 or NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano while extending the functionality of those little PCs. It also makes them look a little bit like tiny gaming PCs thanks to the clear acrylic side panels and RGB lighting effects. Available now from Elecrow, […]
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The AOOSTAR MACO is a small, relatively inexpensive computer that packs a lot of features into its little aluminum-alloy body. Available now in China for about 1999 CNY ($280) and up, the AOOSTAR Maco is available with a choice of AMD Ryzen 7 H 255 or …
The AOOSTAR MACO is a small, relatively inexpensive computer that packs a lot of features into its little aluminum-alloy body. Available now in China for about 1999 CNY ($280) and up, the AOOSTAR Maco is available with a choice of AMD Ryzen 7 H 255 or Ryzen 7 PRO 8845HS Hawk Point processor options and features a […]
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