China's Tencent now offers a $145 deepfake creation service
All you need is three minutes of video and 100 spoken sentences
Windows update breaks Chrome's 'default browser' feature
Microsoft didn't deny it was on purpose
Pornhub protests Utah age verification law by blocking the state's access
Adult performer Cherie DeVille explains why
Super Mario Bros. Movie is being illegally shared on social media
One post tallied over 9.3 million views on Twitter
Jack Dorsey's Bluesky is a decentralized Twitter, clone?
Can Bluesky succeed, or did Mastodon beat them to the decentralized punch?
Study identifies which countries spend the most time staring at their screens
Average screen time during waking hours ranged from just over 20% to almost 60% per day
Meta's Reality Labs lost $3.99 billion last quarter, bringing its total losses since 2020 to $30 billion
Do people even care about the metaverse anymore (or to begin with)?
New European Commission rules for 19 tech giants could spell trouble for Twitter
"Today is the D(SA)-Day for digital regulation"
What was the first widely-used web browser?
The groundbreaking web browser turned 30 this month, developed by a team at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) in 1993.
ChatGPT costs an eye-watering $700,000/day to operate, claims new research
And it can't even write secure programming code
ECAT is Europe's new initiative to investigate the black box of online algorithms
What just happened? The European Union has unveiled its latest regulatory initiative, a watchdog organization designed to bringing a new level of transparency to "very big" IT companies and their often mysterious algorithmic applications.
Microsoft improves 3D rendering performance on the web with Babylon.js 6.0
A real-time 3D engine with advanced physics capabilities
Proton Mail's new product is a secure password manager
Let's hope the service doesn't turn into another LastPass-style security disaster
Google must pay man $500,000 for refusing to remove links claiming he's a pedophile
Google couldn't hide behind Section 230 this time
Imgur to erase legacy content not linked to an account, and ban NSFW material
Imgur is delivering a one-two punch
Here's how to claim your share of Meta's $725 million privacy lawsuit settlement
What just happened? Did you use Facebook between May 24, 2007, and Dec 22, 2022? Most people will probably answer yes, which means they're owed some money from parent company Meta following a $725 million privacy lawsuit settlement. But don't start planning on buying a Ferrari just yet.
Google is deprecating JPEG-XL for its own predatory interests, FSF states
The controversial move shows how much Google controls the future of the web
Size doesn't matter for AI models, says OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
GPT-3 had 175 billion parameters, up from 1.5 billion in GPT-2
Netflix got roasted by the Internet after failed live-streaming event
Netflix ultimately canceled the live broadcast and recorded it instead
European law enforcement agencies disrupt fraud operation with 33,000 online victims
A fake online investment platform collected millions in illegal profits
Microsoft testing an Edge feature that adds a second taskbar to Windows
Tightening Edge and Windows integration even further
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