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05.04.26 - 10:54
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Who is Xu Rui, the ex-ByteDance executive tapped by Meta to lead AI hardware? (SCMP)
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Facebook owner Meta Platforms has recruited a Chinese industry veteran with experience across artificial intelligence, humanoid robots and extended reality to lead a new hardware team in its superintelligence unit.
Xu Rui, a former product manager at Tencent Holdings and TikTok owner ByteDance, would lead a team developing AI devices separately from Meta's Reality Labs division, which was responsible for the company's popular smart glasses and virtual reality headsets, US outlet Business Insider......
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05.04.26 - 05:30
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Forget Temu′s "Bugatti" Knockoff. Texas Man 3D-Printed A Lamborghini Aventador Body (ZeroHedge)
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Forget Temu's "Bugatti" Knockoff. Texas Man 3D-Printed A Lamborghini Aventador Body
Forget ordering a $30,000 "Bugatti" knockoff from Chinese e-commerce websites like Temu.
A private seller in Texas is now offering what appears to be a fully 3D-printed Lamborghini Aventador body on Facebook Marketplace, highlighting how 3D printing is revolutionizing custom vehicle manufacturing.
"This is a fully 3D-printed Lamborghini Aventador project that gives you a huge head start. It includes the complete body, front frame, rear frame, and monocoque already printed and sized to Aventador dimensions," the listing stated.
The 3D-printed Aventador body is listed for $5,000. But the price jumps to $7,500 if buyers want the exterior and interior all glued together, or $8,500 if they want the frame pieces included in the gluing.
To complete the build, the seller says the body will still need to be reinforced with fiberglass, mounted to a steel frame, and fitted with a drivetrain,...
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04.04.26 - 23:18
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How Social Media Verdicts Could Upend Tech Industry (ZeroHedge)
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How Social Media Verdicts Could Upend Tech Industry
Authored by Jacob Burg via The Epoch Times,
Two major court verdicts last week finding social media giants Meta and YouTube liable for harm to users could send shock waves through the tech industry.
In a first-of-its-kind lawsuit, a jury in Los Angeles on March 25 found both companies liable for making their platforms addictive and deleterious to the mental health of young users.
The 20-year-old plaintiff, referred to as “Kaley G.M.” or only her initials K.G.M. during trial, testified that she had become addicted to social media at a young age and that it negatively affected her mental health.
Jurors ultimately decided that Meta was more liable for harming K.G.M., giving the tech giant 70 percent of the responsibility, or $2.1 million of the total $3 million in punitive damages, while YouTube shouldered 30 percent, or $900,000.
An additional $3 million in compensatory damages were recommended by jurors to be paid by Meta and YouTube—the...
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04.04.26 - 15:42
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Consumer Tech News (Mar 30-Apr 2): Tesla, Nio, XPeng Drive EV Growth, Apple iPhone 17, Meta Ray-Ban Launches & More (Benzinga)
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Microsoft, IBM, AMD, and Intel make key AI and semiconductor moves, including in-house model development, dual-architecture hardware, and full ownership of Fab 34.
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04.04.26 - 10:01
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Meta-Aktie: Steht jetzt die Kursexplosion bevor? (Ariva)
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Trotz Klagen und KI-Zweifeln sieht Morgan Stanley enormes Kurspotenzial bei Meta und erklärt die Aktie zum Top-Pick im Internetsektor. Meta-Papiere haben seit Jahresbeginn rund 19 Prozent an Wert verloren. Auslöser waren neben makroökonomischen Sorgen vor allem zwei aufeinanderfolgende Klagen in der vergangenen Woche, die neue Unsicherheit über regulatorische Risiken und die Zukunft des Werbegeschäfts des ......
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03.04.26 - 18:06
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Moonbounce Launches with $12M to Give Organizations Real-Time Control Over AI Behavior (Business Wire)
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Former Meta trust & safety lead introduces a new standard for predictable, compliant generative AIOAKLAND, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Moonbounce, the AI control engine that ensures systems behave exactly as designed at any scale, today launched with $12 million in funding. Lead investors include Amplify Partners and StepStone Group (Nasdaq: STEP), with participation from angel investors PrimeSet and Josh Leslie, former CEO of Cumulus Networks and Gremlin.
As generative AI scales across industries, traditional content moderation approaches based on retroactive review, rigid policies, and manual oversight cannot keep pace with systems that are making thousands of decisions per second. Operational, reputational, and regulatory exposure grows alongside a business in the face of moderation uncertainty. Moonbounce closes that gap with its patented control engine that converts content policies into consistent, predictable AI behavior.
“Most companies know what they want their AI or platform to do. The hard part ...
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