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Pedro Sánchez llama a la movilización en un mitin convertido en una declaración de amor a su mujer
Recién proclamado cabeza de lista del PSOE para el 29N, el presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez, ha llamado a los socialistas a movilizarse ante las próximas elecciones generales en un mitin inusual, que ha comenzado con una declaración de amor a su mujer, Begoña Gómez. Leer
How Taiwan’s new AI satellite system aims to speed up early warning against PLA moves
Taiwan will acquire an AI-powered satellite imagery system capable of rapidly identifying People’s Liberation Army ships, aircraft and missile launchers, as it seeks to boost early-warning capabilities in the face of growing military pressure from Beijing.
Apple adds further App Store restrictions around AI nudify apps
Apple is taking more steps against AI image generation apps that can be used to generate non-consensual nude images of people.
CoreWeave Woes Risk Shutting Down AI Junk Market: Credit Weekly
Junk bond buyers are increasingly freezing out tech startups looking for financing, as CoreWeave Inc.’s pain raises bigger questions about how artificial intelligence companies will fund themselves.
His scanner wouldn’t work on Linux — so he let Claude study the Windows driver
Christian Schaller, a Red Hat engineering director and longtime GNOME and Fedora contributor, had a box of old family negatives The post His scanner wouldn’t work on Linux — so he let Claude study the Windows driver appeared first on The New Stack .