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The Biden administration has declared a funding of $162 million to enhance the production capacity of computer chip factories located in Colorado and Oregon.

The US government has allocated $162 million to Microchip Technology in order to assist in the production of computer chips within the country. This is the second funding announcement in relation to a 2022 law aimed at revitalizing semiconductor manufacturing in the US. According to the Commerce Department, the incentives declared on Thursday consist of

Bangladeshi youth envision a future without political turmoil as the country heads to the polls on Sunday.

In the city of Dhaka, Bangladesh, a group of young women gather at a technology center to work on a coding problem. They commute to Dhaka using the new metro rail and stay connected to social media on their smartphones. Over the course of many years, the political conflicts in Bangladesh have taken place on

What should you watch this week? Titles include ‘Society of the Snow,’ ‘Night Court,’ and ‘Good Grief.’

Dan Levy, known for his roles in “Night Court” and “Schitt’s Creek”, is making his directorial debut with “Good Grief”, which will soon be available on various devices along with other new TV shows and films. The entertainment journalists at The Associated Press have chosen some noteworthy streaming options, including new game shows on Fox

Google has agreed to pay $5 billion to resolve a privacy lawsuit regarding their tracking of individuals using the ‘incognito mode’.

Google has reached a settlement for a $5 billion lawsuit accusing the company of monitoring the online activity of individuals who used the “incognito” mode on its Chrome browser, as well as similar privacy modes on other browsers. The 2020 lawsuit claimed that Google deceived users by giving them the impression that their internet activities

Former Donald Trump’s lawyer, Michael Cohen, has revealed that he unknowingly forwarded fake legal cases created by artificial intelligence to his lawyer.

Michael Cohen, the former personal lawyer and fixer for Donald Trump, claims that he unknowingly shared false legal case references from an online source with his lawyer, which were then presented to a judge. Cohen confessed to the allegations in a legal document released on Friday in New York City’s federal court, after a judge

The New York Times is taking legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft for utilizing its articles to train chatbots.

The New York Times is taking action to combat the potential harm of artificial intelligence on the media industry. On Wednesday, the newspaper filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, aiming to stop the use of its articles for training chatbots. According to The Times, these companies are jeopardizing its existence by essentially appropriating billions

According to a study conducted by Harvard University, social media platforms earned a total of $11 billion in advertising revenue from underage users in the United States.

A recent report from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health revealed that social media corporations earned a total of $11 billion in advertising revenue from underage individuals in the United States last year. The study was published on Wednesday. According to the researchers, the results indicate that social media requires government oversight as the

Gaston Glock, the creator of the Glock handgun from Austria, passes away at the age of 94.

On Wednesday, Gaston Glock, the creator of the handgun that shares his name, passed away at the age of 94. According to the Austria Press Agency, the death of the Glock company’s founder was announced. Glock, an introverted engineer, established the corporation in 1963 in Deutsch-Wagram, located near Vienna. It has since grown globally, with

Experts caution against the influence of AI deepfakes as social media regulations become less strict and their use becomes more widespread during elections.

After almost three years since the assault on the U.S. Capitol by rioters, the misinformation about the election that fueled the violence continues to circulate on social media and cable news, including claims of ballot-filled suitcases, late-night ballot drops, and deceased individuals casting votes. Specialists caution that the upcoming presidential election could potentially be even

Apple is looking to find a solution to reintroduce two of its top-selling watches into the market amid a contentious patent disagreement.

Apple has requested an urgent court motion to allow them to resume selling two of their top-selling watches while awaiting a final ruling on their appeal in a heated patent dispute. The company cut off sales right before the Christmas holiday and in a motion filed Tuesday, Apple said it would suffer “irreparable harm” if

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The Biden administration has declared a funding of $162 million to enhance the production capacity of computer chip factories located in Colorado and Oregon.

Bangladeshi youth envision a future without political turmoil as the country heads to the polls on Sunday.

What should you watch this week? Titles include ‘Society of the Snow,’ ‘Night Court,’ and ‘Good Grief.’

Google has agreed to pay $5 billion to resolve a privacy lawsuit regarding their tracking of individuals using the ‘incognito mode’.

Former Donald Trump’s lawyer, Michael Cohen, has revealed that he unknowingly forwarded fake legal cases created by artificial intelligence to his lawyer.

The New York Times is taking legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft for utilizing its articles to train chatbots.

According to a study conducted by Harvard University, social media platforms earned a total of $11 billion in advertising revenue from underage users in the United States.

Gaston Glock, the creator of the Glock handgun from Austria, passes away at the age of 94.

Experts caution against the influence of AI deepfakes as social media regulations become less strict and their use becomes more widespread during elections.

Apple is looking to find a solution to reintroduce two of its top-selling watches into the market amid a contentious patent disagreement.