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Is catching Covid now better than more vaccine?

bbc.co.uk·50 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Artificial Intelligence may diagnose dementia in a day

bbc.co.uk·3 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Apple Addresses CSAM Concerns, Will Consider Expanding on Per-Country Basis

macrumors.com·6 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Mozilla: *Privacy Not Included

foundation.mozilla.org·113 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Ask HN: Best privacy preserving alternatives to Apple products?

109 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Big tech companies are at war with employees over remote work

arstechnica.com·175 pts·Engineering-MD·
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H.G. Wells’ “World Brain” is now here–what have we learned since?

arstechnica.com·7 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Valve issues scathing reply over the facts behind a Steam antitrust case

arstechnica.com·5 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Software downloaded 30k times from PyPI ransacked developers’ machines

arstechnica.com·19 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Over half the deer in Michigan seem to have been exposed to SARS-CoV-2

arstechnica.com·6 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Synthetic Data May Be the Solution to AI Privacy Concerns

natlawreview.com·1 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Why does Jeff Bezos’s rocket look like that? An inquiry

theguardian.com·10 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Researches demonstrate that malware can be hidden inside AI models

arstechnica.com·4 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Voice cloning of growing interest to actors and cybercriminals

bbc.co.uk·1 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Nightmare scenario: alarm as advertisers seek to plug into our dreams

theguardian.com·3 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Archaeologists recreated three common kinds of Paleolithic cave lighting

arstechnica.com·3 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Shenzhou-12: China launches first crew to new space station

bbc.co.uk·31 pts·Engineering-MD·
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FBI sold phones to organized crime and read 27M “encrypted” messages

arstechnica.com·2 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Early adopters of Chinese vaccines see case surges; China plows ahead anyway

arstechnica.com·3 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Brain implant gives robotic arm a sense of touch

arstechnica.com·4 pts·Engineering-MD·
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From apes to birds, animal species that “laugh”

arstechnica.com·115 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Better than holograms: 3D-animated starships can be viewed from any angle

arstechnica.com·3 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Neural implant lets paralyzed person type by imagining writing

arstechnica.com·540 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Apple’s AirDrop leaks users’ PII, and there’s not much they can do about it

arstechnica.com·2 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Apple M1 hardware support merged into Linux 5.13

arstechnica.com·4 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Android sends 20x more data to Google than iOS sends to Apple, study says

arstechnica.com·37 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Intel chief Pat Gelsinger: Too many chips made in Asia

bbc.co.uk·2 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Huawei plans to start charging patent fees to Samsung, Apple for each phone sold

arstechnica.com·3 pts·Engineering-MD·
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TikTok wants to keep tracking iPhone users with state-backed workaround

ft.com·2 pts·Engineering-MD·
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Genetic data suggest Ebola lurked in survivor for 5-6 years

arstechnica.com·13 pts·Engineering-MD·
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