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Console sales disappoint, Sony to cut 900 jobs
Sony announced on Tuesday that it is laying off 8% of PlayStation’s global workforce, becoming the latest technology company to…
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Necessary for fifteen years, the smartphone may disappear?
AI Pin (Human) – Presented as a badge to hang on clothes, this intelligent assistant developed by start-up Human lets…
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Games
Lady Gaga will headline the Fortnite Festival
Edit February 22 at 2:50 pm: Epic Games, the publisher of Fortnite, clarified that this is not a live concert…
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Technology
Wanting to combat stereotypes, the Google Gemini AI generated historically inaccurate images
By Clara Durand published 1 hour ago, Update right now Google’s Gemini tool began introducing and replacing white historical figures,…
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ChatGPT unblocks for hours with nonsense sentences
by Le Figaro with AFP Published 2 hours ago, Update 2 hours ago ChatGPT, Microsoft’s artificial intelligence interface. Dado Ruvik…
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News
Lockbit, the world’s “most harmless” hacker group, was hit hard by an international police operation
The Russian-language hacker group’s main site now has a page that lists the police agencies that took part in blocking…
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Technology
Buyers of the Apple Vision Pro choose to part with their headset
By Carla Plomb published 1 hour ago, Update 55 minutes ago According to specialist media, Apple’s Vision Pro headset sold…
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Technology
LG OLED Posé TV Son-Video is 10% off!
by Le Figaro Services published 1 minute ago, Update 1 minute ago It’s crazy: LG OLED Posé TV Son-Video is…
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Hackers linked to the governments of Russia, North Korea and China are using ChatGPT
Hackers were not shy about using artificial intelligence. Hackers linked to the Russian, Chinese, Iranian or North Korean governments use…
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Games
Researchers use a famous game to train AI
Minecraft is the world’s best-selling video game, but not only that. Steven James and his colleagues at the University of…
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