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Anthropic researcher resigns with dramatic text: Industry expects “annihilation” (opens the original)
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A researcher has quit his job at Anthropic with dramatic words, claiming that the AI company, like OpenAI – where he previously worked – is not acting responsibly. “The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade,” writes the 27-year-old named Jacob Coxon on the microblogging service X. “No other human activity poses this level of danger,” he further writes. While the enormous danger at OpenAI may not have been understood, it is different at Anthropic,
Decagon: Space telescope Hubble photographs ten-sided storm on Saturn (opens the original)
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An unexpected ten-sided storm has formed over Saturn’s south pole; the decagon is clearly recognizable in new images from the Hubble Space Telescope. The first indications of the structure were discovered by a research team led by Agustín Sánchez-Lavega of the University of the Basque Country in Bilbao, Spain, in an amateur astronomical image. However, Hubble provided the final confirmation and the best images. The discovery was made just over 40 years after the famous hexagon was found at Satur
Access to X without an account: Alternative Nitter closed after lawyer’s letter (opens the original)
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The microblogging service X may have definitively brought down Nitter, a popular service that allowed users to view content on the platform without having an account there. This is stated in a notice on the website nitter.net, which says that development has been halted for now and the service will remain offline. The developer in charge is reportedly seeking legal counsel and will not comment further on the matter. According to TechCrunch, Nitter is accused of violating several US federal and s
AI bubble: ECB expert group warns of crash consequences (opens the original)
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Several experts from the European Central Bank consider it “likely” that the stock market rally driven by AI stocks will lead to a “correction.” This is suggested by research into similar developments around previous technological revolutions, according to a blog post on the ECB website. A stock market crash would hit the euro area in two ways, the research group warns. Firstly, there are the extensive indirect investments in the stocks of the “Magnificent Seven” – the tech giants Nvidia, Apple,
Partial solar eclipse: Photos with smartphone can destroy image sensor (opens the original)
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Before the partial solar eclipse on Wednesday evening, the Austrian mobile communications industry association FMK warned against photographing the celestial spectacle with a smartphone. Prolonged focusing on the only partially obscured sun risks destroying the sensitive image sensor, according to the Forum Mobilkommunikation. Anyone wanting to photograph the solar eclipse with a mobile phone needs a solar filter in front of the camera lens, “sunglasses or improvised filters offer no adequate pr
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