Lifelike Einstein, Hawking could be college lecturers thanks to hologram technology

Lifelike Einstein, Hawking could be college lecturers thanks to hologram technology

College students may soon be able to attend lectures given by long-dead pioneers like Albert Einstein and Coco Chanel thanks to groundbreaking hologram technology, according to a report. Some universities have already begun using the holographic technology to bring some of the world’s greatest innovators and artists, like Michael Jackson, to the classroom, The Guardian…

Schiaparelli stuns with couture robot baby, motherboard dress

Schiaparelli stuns with couture robot baby, motherboard dress

Peek-AI-boo! At Paris haute couture fashion week on Monday, Schiaparelli’s creative director, Daniel Roseberry, wowed viewers yet again with his mind-boggling, futuristic collection featuring an extra-terrestrial flare — even introducing a microchip-encrusted baby doll. The spring ’24 line served as an ode to the turn of the century — several pieces paid homage to the…

Meta’s retreat from news content is hurting traffic for media outlets: report

Meta’s retreat from news content is hurting traffic for media outlets: report

News outlets are experiencing major losses in visitor traffic – and hits to their revenue – as Facebook and Instagram parent Meta pivots away from the news business, according to a report. Despite its massive base of more than three billion users, Mark Zuckerberg’s social-media apps accounted for just 33% of overall social media traffic…

Amazon hit with $35M fine for ‘excessively intrusive’ worker productivity monitoring

Amazon hit with $35M fine for ‘excessively intrusive’ worker productivity monitoring

Amazon was slapped with a $35 million fine Tuesday after regulators in France determined that the e-commerce giant has an “excessively intrusive system” for keeping tabs on its warehouse workers. The French Data Protection Authority, or CNIL, called out the company’s branch in the country, Amazon France Logistique, for requiring employees to use a barcode…

‘Extremely dangerous’ leak reveals 26 billion account records stolen from Twitter, LinkedIn, more: ‘Mother of All Breaches’

‘Extremely dangerous’ leak reveals 26 billion account records stolen from Twitter, LinkedIn, more: ‘Mother of All Breaches’

One of the largest data breaches to date could compromise billions of accounts worldwide, prompting concerns of widespread cybercrime. Dubbed the “Mother of All Breaches,” the massive leak revealed 26 billion records — including popular sites like LinkedIn, Snapchat, Venmo, Adobe and X, formerly Twitter — in what experts are calling the biggest leak in…

Google News searches ranked AI-generated ripoffs above real articles — including a Post exclusive

Google News searches ranked AI-generated ripoffs above real articles — including a Post exclusive

Google News searches turn up AI-generated articles that brazenly steal from legitimate media outlets – and The Post has already identified at least one such ripoff of its own published work. Late last week, The Post tested Google News by searching for recent articles about Federal Trade Commission nominee Melissa Holyoak and sorting the results…

Alphabet’s X division lays off dozens of workers to further cut costs

Alphabet’s X division lays off dozens of workers to further cut costs

Google parent Alphabet will reportedly lay off dozens of workers in a secretive division that develops new technology as part of the search giant’s broader cost-cutting push. In recent months, the division, called X Lab, has been in talks with venture capitalists, sovereign wealth funds and private equity firms on funding, people familiar with the matter…

New Hampshire officials to investigate A.I. robocalls mimicking Biden.

New Hampshire officials to investigate A.I. robocalls mimicking Biden.

Voters in New Hampshire received robocall messages over the weekend in a voice that was most likely artificially generated to impersonate President Biden’s, urging them not to vote in Tuesday’s primary election, according to the state attorney general’s office. The fake recordings, which told listeners that “your vote makes a difference in November, not this…

‘immediately remove’ bird poop, dead bugs

‘immediately remove’ bird poop, dead bugs

The the manual for Tesla’s newly unveiled Cybertruck advises that owners to remove bird poop, tree sap and dead insects from the futuristic vehicle in order to prevent damage to its stainless steel body. “To prevent damage to the exterior, immediately remove corrosive substances (such as grease, oil, bird droppings, tree resin, dead insects, tar…

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