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Elon Musk loses lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI after jury rules he waited too long to sue

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Elon Musk loses lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI after jury rules he waited too long to sue

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The nine-person jury unanimously found that Musk waited too long to file his lawsuit and missed the deadline for the statute of limitations.
Musk called the decision a calendar technicality and he would appeal.
Analyst commentary frames the case as showing how a small network of powerful tech figures shapes AI's future and public view.

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‘Coming Bright Up’ – Apple reveals when to tune into the WWDC 26 keynote and teases what’s coming – and yes, it’s probably Siri

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‘Coming Bright Up’ – Apple reveals when to tune into the WWDC 26 keynote and teases what’s coming – and yes, it’s probably Siri

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WWDC26 kicks off June 8 with a Keynote and Platforms State of the Union, delivering AI updates and new software and developer tools for Apple platforms.
Apple will welcome more than 1,000 developers, designers, and students to celebrate in person at Apple Park on June 8.
The Verge notes invites tease visuals with open-ended meaning, keeping expectations uncertain about what will be announced at WWDC26.

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Pope and co-founder of Anthropic to launch pontiff’s AI encyclical on May 25

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Pope and co-founder of Anthropic to launch pontiff’s AI encyclical on May 25

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The Vatican plans broad public engagement on AI ethics, inviting top officials and lay voices to participate in the launch.
The encyclical will frame AI within the Catholic Church's social teaching, linking technology ethics to labor, justice and human dignity.
Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah attends the Vatican event, highlighting collaboration between the Church and AI safety stakeholders.

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This Artist Builds Paper Versions Of Everyday Objects, Down To The Wires And Circuitry (27 Pics)

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Kosaka unveils 27 full-size paper sculptures of retro gadgets, highlighting remarkable precision.
The works include radios, Walkman-like players, cameras, and other devices with exposed internal paper circuitry.
Kosaka’s approach strips color to emphasize form, texture, and construction of the objects.
Some pieces are shown opened up, revealing paper-made wiring and internal structures.
The project demonstrates nostalgia, technical patience, and craftsmanship in 1:1 scale works.
His work questions how much is hidden inside everyday devices by exposing their interiors in paper.
The feature highlights Kosaka’s Instagram and a Wix site for more examples and context.
The collection blends art with engineering, inviting viewers to study the craft from multiple angles.
Kosaka’s pieces reveal circuitry and internal features that challenge perceptions of materials and tech.
The showcased works emphasize the interplay between memory, design, and material ingenuity.

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Walmart launches new budget-friendly Android tablets starting at $97

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Walmart launches new budget-friendly Android tablets starting at $97

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Walmart unveils six new Onn Android tablets, all running Android 16, with prices from $97 to $288.
A 13-inch Pro model is the flagship with 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, and a bundled stylus and folio case.
The most affordable among them is the 7 Core Core tablet at $97, with a 7-inch display and 64GB storage.
An 11-inch Core tablet offers 6GB RAM and 128GB storage at $167, with up to 17 hours of battery life.
An 8-inch Core tablet costs $138, packing 6GB RAM and 64GB storage with microSD support.
A $118 8-inch kid-focused tablet is part of the lineup with a rugged case and child-oriented software.
The 11-inch kid model is priced at $136 and includes a protective bumper case and accessories.
Walmart paired the launch with a wider budget Android device strategy, expanding its affordable Onn lineup.
The 13-inch Pro includes features like Extended Display Mode and a stylus included in the box.
All models lack cellular connectivity and rely on Wi-Fi for use.

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SpaceX Starship Flight 12 launch updates: 1st-ever Starship V3 test gets new launch date

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SpaceX Starship Flight 12 launch updates: 1st-ever Starship V3 test gets new launch date

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SpaceX aims to launch Starship Flight 12 on May 20 from Starbase, Texas, showcasing the V3 upgrade and new Pad 2 milestones in a pivotal test.
Flight 12 will lift off from Starbase on May 20, testing Starship V3 in a suborbital path and marking the first use of Pad 2.
The mission will deploy 20 dummy Starlink satellites and two camera-equipped probes to beam imagery back to Earth during flight 12.

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Stilta raises $10.5M from a16z and YC to help companies rediscover the patents they forgot they had | TechCrunch

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Stilta raises $10.5M from a16z and YC to help companies rediscover the patents they forgot they had | TechCrunch

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Stilta raised $10.5 million in a seed round led by Andreessen Horowitz, with YC and other investors participating.
Stilta uses a network of AI agents to search for conflicting patents and pull filing and court history.
Block said Stilta's output is 'litigation-grade: a report and claim charts with pinpoint citations to every piece of evidence.'
Stilta aims to lower costs and unlock latent value in patent portfolios by accelerating analysis.
Stilta’s founders previously observed the patent process as slow and labor-intensive.
The funding round included involvement from operators at OpenAI and other tech firms.
Stilta positions itself as augmenting lawyers rather than replacing them.
Stilta’s market focus is the legal tech space within AI-enabled transformation.
Stilta’s seed round signals strong investor interest in AI-assisted IP workflows.

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Apple unveils new accessibility features, and updates with Apple Intelligence

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Apple unveils new accessibility features, and updates with Apple Intelligence

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Apple announced VoiceOver and Magnifier updates that describe more details of what users see and surroundings.
Image Explorer in VoiceOver now provides deeper descriptions of images across system apps.
Live Recognition enables asking questions about the camera view with the iPhone Action button.
Natural language input expands for Voice Control to navigate iOS and iPadOS entirely by voice.
Accessibility Reader gains on-device translation and better handling of complex material like scientific articles.
Generated subtitles will automatically transcribe spoken audio for uncaptioned videos on Apple devices.
Eye-tracking enables power wheelchairs control on Vision Pro with support for specific drive systems in the US.
Hikawa Grip & Stand for iPhone expands to three new colors and global availability.
Apple confirms broader availability and guidelines for English language subtitles and Voice features.
Apple outlines continued collaboration with developers to expand wheelchair drive support globally.

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Creative Sound Blaster Audigy FX Pro: A decent upgrade for analog audio

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Creative Sound Blaster Audigy FX Pro: A decent upgrade for analog audio

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The Creative Sound Blaster Audigy FX Pro is a new PCIe card aimed at boosting analo g audio with 7.1 surround and 32-bit/384 kHz playback.
It offers a built‑in headphone amp and 120 dB SNR for a cleaner signal than many onboard solutions.
The reviewer finds the FX Pro cleaner than onboard audio but not a dramatic upgrade for most setups.
Creative Nexus software provides a 10-band EQ and various Acoustic Engine enhancements.
SXFI technology is not included, limiting advanced spatial audio features.
Installation is straightforward with PCIe x1 and front-panel header support.
Pricing is around $80, making it cheaper than many gaming headsets yet competitive for features.
The review compares onboard audio to discrete cards and notes the niche market for sound cards.
Audigy FX Pro includes multiple ports and a compact form factor for various builds.
The review suggests upgrading to a different solution if you want true multichannel lossless audio.
Bottom line: the FX Pro helps some users but may not be essential for most setups.

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Tired of targeted ads following you everywhere? Grab Surfshark One to mask your digital footprint and block malicious links

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Tired of targeted ads following you everywhere? Grab Surfshark One to mask your digital footprint and block malicious links

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Surfshark One packages VPN, antivirus and privacy tools in an affordable plan.
Key features include CleanWeb, ad blocking and an exclusive Surfshark Search.
Alternative ID lets users sign up with fake details to protect privacy.
Pricing shown includes a 27-month plan at $2.49 per month with a 30-day guarantee.
The package includes Antivirus and real-time device checks for protection.
The article clarifies legitimate use and cautions against piracy.
The article positions Surfshark One as a cost-effective option for privacy.
The piece notes Surfshark One helps mask digital footprint and block malicious links.
Author George Phillips covers privacy and cybersecurity topics for Tom's Guide.
Surfshark One combines multiple protections in one affordable package.

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