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Copyright Warning: AI Threat to Performing Arts

UK performing arts leaders, including National Theatre and Royal Albert Hall bosses, express concern over AI companies using artists' work without permission, highlighting the importance of copyright for freelancers' livelihoods. They urge government to protect moral and economic rights of creative community in music, dance, drama, and opera.

Unveiling Assassin's Creed Shadows on GeForce NOW

GeForce NOW introduces Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Fable Anniversary to its cloud gaming platform. Explore feudal Japan and shape destinies with enhanced graphics and smooth gameplay at up to 4K resolution and 120 frames per second.

World's First AI-Generated Newspaper Unveiled

Italian newspaper Il Foglio claims to be the first in the world to publish an edition entirely written by artificial intelligence, including headlines and quotes. The experiment aims to showcase AI's impact on journalism, with editor Claudio Cerasa leading the initiative.

AI's Humorous Hijinks: Writers React

OpenAI's new model impresses writers like Jeanette Winterson with its creative writing abilities. Authors like Tracy Chevalier and Kamila Shamsie weigh in on AI's impact on human creativity.

Rusty Pico PIO Wats: Part 2

Part 2 explores PIO quirks in Raspberry Pi Pico programming, including the challenge of inconstant constants. Learn workarounds to overcome the limit of 0-31 for set instructions in PIO.

Amazon Bedrock Agents: Computer Use 101

Anthropic introduces computer use capability for visual perception in Amazon Bedrock Agents, revolutionizing automation of complex workflows across applications. This integration combines Anthropic’s perceptual understanding with Amazon Bedrock Agents’ orchestration capabilities for secure and managed automation.

GTC 2025: Exciting Updates Ahead!

GTC 2025 in San Jose showcases cutting-edge AI tech, discussions, and robots, with NVIDIA's CEO keynote on the future. Visionaries like Yann LeCun and Frances Arnold redefine possibilities at the conference.

Revolutionizing Airfield Assessments

Randall Pietersen, a MathWorks Fellow at MIT and U.S. Air Force engineer, aims to develop drone-based systems for remote airfield assessment, focusing on detecting unexploded munitions using hyperspectral imaging. His multidisciplinary approach and extreme sports background contribute to cutting-edge research at MIT.