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💥 OpenAI wants to eliminate restrictions on the AI industry
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- OpenAI has urged the U.S. government to prioritize rapid AI development over regulatory hurdles, expressing concerns about competition from Chinese AI firms and proposing a voluntary collaboration with the federal sector.
- The company advocated for a faster approval process for AI tools used by federal agencies, emphasizing the need for a temporary waiver to bypass current certification requirements, which it claims will expedite AI integration by up to a year.
- OpenAI suggested closer government partnerships with private AI companies for national security purposes and recommended banning Chinese AI models like DeepSeek's, citing potential security risks and intellectual property concerns.
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🔒 Apple to support encrypted RCS messaging with Android
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- Apple and Android devices will soon be able to exchange encrypted RCS messages, following updates to the RCS specifications announced by the GSM Association.
- The new RCS standard, which includes end-to-end encryption based on the Messaging Layer Security protocol, was developed with the help of mobile operators, device manufacturers, and tech providers.
- Apple plans to implement support for encrypted RCS messages across its various operating systems in future updates, enhancing privacy and security for users exchanging texts with different platforms.
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🪐 Nvidia names new chips after Vera Rubin, woman who discovered dark matter
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- Nvidia is set to unveil its latest AI graphics processor named "Rubin," in honor of American astronomer Vera Rubin, at the company's annual GTC conference.
- Rubin made significant contributions to the understanding of dark matter and advocated for women in science, making her a fitting namesake for Nvidia's next-generation chip platform.
- Nvidia has a tradition of naming its GPU architectures after renowned scientists, aiming to achieve recognition similar to its previous platforms, such as Hopper and Blackwell, in the tech industry.
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🔊 AirPods to get live translation feature
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- Apple plans to introduce a live translation feature to AirPods later this year, allowing users to hear translations of other languages directly through their earbuds.
- The new translation capability will be part of a software update tied to iOS 19 and will work with existing AirPods models, eliminating the need for special hardware.
- Apple's live translation feature comes after similar offerings from competitors like Google, whose Pixel Buds have provided real-time language conversion for several years.
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🔍 Oracle could end up running TikTok
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- TikTok is considering a partnership with Oracle as its American cloud technology partner as it seeks to secure its future in the United States.
- The social media platform must sell to a US-based company by April 2025 to continue its operations in the country, although it's uncertain if an agreement will be reached by then.
- Oracle, led by CEO Larry Ellison, who is a known ally of former President Donald Trump, has been providing cloud services to TikTok since 2022, making it a potential candidate for managing the app's US operations.
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