Consumer protection and anti-waste groups are coming together to address the issue of “software tethering,” a practice where hardware’s functionality is tied to external software, ultimately rendering products unusable after software updates cease. The coalition, which includes organizations like Consumer Reports, iFixIt, US PIRG, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Center for Economic Justice, and Californians
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The landscape of AI data licensing is going through significant changes as sources of training data are becoming increasingly restricted and pushing for licensing agreements. In response to this shift, new licensing startups have emerged to keep the source material flowing. The Dataset Providers Alliance, a trade group consisting of seven AI licensing companies, is
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Recent research conducted by the Institute for Molecular Science delves into the intricate world of quantum entanglement between electronic and motional states within an ultrafast quantum simulator. This groundbreaking study, published in Physical Review Letters on August 30, sheds light on the correlation between Rydberg atoms and the formation of quantum entanglement, proposing a new
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Google has officially unveiled the next generation of its Android operating system, Android 15. While developers can now access the system through the Android Open Source Project, Pixel phone users are set to receive the update in the coming weeks. However, those with devices from other brands, such as Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus, and Nothing, will
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Fuel cells have emerged as a promising energy-conversion solution that generates electricity through electrochemical reactions without the harmful effects of combustion. This technology has the potential to power a wide range of applications, from electric vehicles to industrial machines, while reducing pollution levels and carbon emissions. However, the main limitation of current fuel cell designs
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