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Apple is already testing an M3 Max chip. According to Mark German, the worm squirming to unravel Tim Cook’s Apple for inside the fruit. He finds the seeds stirring and learn in everything he needs for the sermon he turns in. Thank you, Jacob, I’m Riley Murdoch. This is techlinked poetry, jam, and this newsletter from the gurm suggests, a Mac equipped with a new chip could come as early as October, potentially setting a Halloween record for the world’s worst Apple to Candy to candify according to an app store developer that spoke to German. The M3 Max will have 16 CPU cores four more high performance cores than the M2 Max and 40 Graphics cores, meaning any children who try to eat this whole Hallows Eve treat are at risk for severe cyanide poisoning. The test chip in question also had 48 gigabytes of memory, a config that wasn’t available in the M2 Max and may indicate larger Ram options across the board.
Besides, that, Apple may also be testing an M3 Mac Mini, which is great news for many fans who want number go up. Stonks SanDisk ssds are under the microscope again after The Verge published an article as a creative way to release their frustration over losing three terabytes of data, because their cat has been kicked enough, give them a break veren pavic, incredibly, a producer for The Verge and not Ian from Smosh, although I’m still not sure Ian, put up a picture experience the data loss on the brand new replacement extreme Pro SSD SanDisk sent to them after the first one failed earlier this year during a wave of similar drive failure reports. Third time’s the charm. Despite releasing a firmware fix back in May, reports of failed SanDisk Extreme drives have continued to pop up leading many to ask rightly why these drives are still on sale, except as a reminder that life is suffering.
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So I don’t see what he’s whining about this doesn’t seem like a big deal. New Research indicates that some Bots have surpassed human beings at solving captchas, both in terms of speed and accuracy, which isn’t ideal. Given that the whole purpose of the completely automated public Turing test to tell computers and humans apart, is to tell computers and humans apart and be completely automated, as Bots have become more sophisticated over the last two decades, captchas have had to become trickier and trickier to Keep them out, but much like trying to design a raccoon-proof garbage can there’s a limit to how complicated they can get before humans can’t get in them either, and then nobody gets garbage. Is that what we want? We call it the smart raccoon, dumb human barrier.
The research May imply that current captures are probably just a waste of time time that you could spend scratching your nose or thinking about trailer Howard co-star of the Emmy award-winning television show monk wow we’re branching out now. There are possible alternatives, for one sites can look for cues that indicate a computer is being controlled by a human, such as how a user fiddles with the mouse or navigates using a touch screen. Of course, now it’s only a matter of time before the robots learn. Our nervous ticks too, and then what will we do then? Sweden need is out of a career now it’s time for quick bits brought to you by brilliant.
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If I’m looking correctly late. The Electoral commission apologized, but not really minimizing the situation by claiming that much of the data was already in the public domain, while also admitting it was not able to know conclusively what information was accessed. Don’T worry citizens, whatever information we lost, you already had it. Sony has started rolling out a cloud streaming beta to PS Plus premium subscribers that finally add support for streaming PS5 titles from the cloud allegedly the feature will support PS plus catalog titles game trials and supported digital PS5 titles that players own at up to 4K resolution. Since Xbox game pass only offers 1080p at 60fps, this could give PS5 the console cloud. Gaming crown and also might explain, Sony’s project Q.
We assume the queue stood for question and that question was: why does this exist? It does like one thing: Nvidia has announced a new variant of their gh200 AI Superchip coming in the second quarter of next year. The new variant will be the first with hbm3e memory, as opposed to hbm3 no e memory, leading to a 50 increase in GPU memory and a jump from 4 terabytes, a second to five terabytes, a second of GPU memory bandwidth. This will be a welcome addition to the AI Market. Where memory is a serious bottleneck man, we should add more e to everything. It was what a what a great letter it’s got. This looks like a it’s got the things on it on the side, all the great things start with E. According to a new study, AI can identify keystrokes by sound alone, with 95 accuracy, potentially allowing for theft of passwords and other sensitive information. But before you decide to burn your keyboard and live in the woods, the AI needs to be trained on the sound of the keyboard in question, and the recording would need to be reasonably clear. Also, burning a keyboard is not a good campfire. It also typically can’t tell when the shift key is released, making it hard to discern between capital and lowercase letters or a string of numbers and a cartoon swear, which is basically all I ever type just dolphin noises and a Detroit woman is suing the city after She was falsely arrested for robbery and carjacking due to flawed facial recognition technology. Perhaps the first discrepancy that should have caught police’s attention was the fact that she was eight months pregnant, while the suspect in the surveillance video very much was not frankly, if a woman that pregnant manages to steal your car, I think she gets to keep it honestly.
Impressive, this is the third incident where Detroit police have made a false arrest, based on algorithmic facial recognition, having apparently forgotten that they too have eyes, they could just use those. When will Detroit learn, Androids aren’t the option, they became human already, and you should Point your eyes toward more Tech news this Friday, when we launch another episode of techlinked the news pops when it drops and it never stops. Oh, that was more poetry I was like.
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