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Amazon’s new Omni QLED TV is now on sale – but I’d look for this better-value model instead on Black Friday

Amazon has launched its new Omni QLED in time for Black Friday, but it's the brand's mini-LED TV I'd be looking at during Black Friday. [...]

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Bowser’s pricing remarks Ninten-don’t offset Switch 2 sticker shock

Doug Bowser said that Nintendo is practicing "variable pricing" on Switch 2 titles. He does realize that's not actually reassuring, right? [...]

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GMKtec NucBox K17 review: A highly capable AI mini PC that balances performances for day-to-day office tasks

Compact mini PC with performance and design that makes it a great choice for the office with the latest AI enhanced hardware. [...]

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Amazon's God of War show brings in Dave Bautista as its new Kratos

The casting swap follows Ryan Hurst's injury on set earlier this year. [...]

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Clarkson's Farm season 5 'took a break' from filming before final two episodes are released — and that's bad news for season 6's release date

We've got so caught up in enjoying new episodes of Clarkson's Farm season 5 that we've completely forgotten the filming break the farm took afterwards. [...]

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Anthropic shutdown sparks sovereignty debate across Europe

The European Commission is assessing the implications of the US order that forced Anthropic to shut down Fable 5 and Mythos 5 worldwide. European researchers are debating the right response: building their own foundation models or securing access through contracts. But building out homegrown infrastructure would require computing capacity, energy, and competitive providers that Europe currently la [...]

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Hallucinated references are passing peer review at top AI conferences and a new open tool wants to fix that

Accepted papers at leading AI conferences contain hallucinated references: citations that don't point to any real publication. A new tool called CiteAudit aims to tackle the problem systematically for the first time.<br /> The article Hallucinated references are passing peer review at top AI conferences and a new open tool wants to fix that appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

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Co-op and M&S food supplier hit by ransomware attack

Peter Green Chilled is not delivering goods to markets following a ransomware attack in mid-May. [...]

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The King of Ozempic Is Scared as Hell

Now that Novo Nordisk is the world’s weight-loss juggernaut, will it have to betray its first patients—type 1 diabetics? [...]

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