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Fabric Cryptography, a startup working on a "verifiable processing unit" chip for cryptography, raised a $33M Series A co-led by Blockchain Capital and 1kx (Bradley Keoun/CoinDesk)

Bradley Keoun / CoinDesk: Fabric Cryptography, a startup working on a “verifiable processing unit” chip for cryptography, raised a $33M Series A co-led by Blockchain Capital and 1kx  —  The fundraising, co-led by Blockchain Capital and 1kx, will be used to “build computing chips, software and cryptographic algorithms,” the company said. Source link

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Apple to Allow Developers to Access iPhone NFC Functionality on iOS 18.1 in Select Regions

Apple is set to open up an iPhone feature that was previously restricted to the company’s Apple Pay service, allowing third party app developers to access the near field communication (NFC) technology on its smartphones. The Cupertino company previously said it would allow developers in the European Union (EU) region to access the feature in response

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An interview with Palantir CEO Alex Karp on co-founding the company, autonomous weapons systems, AI, supporting Kamala Harris, Silicon Valley critics, and more (Maureen Dowd/New York Times)

Maureen Dowd / New York Times: An interview with Palantir CEO Alex Karp on co-founding the company, autonomous weapons systems, AI, supporting Kamala Harris, Silicon Valley critics, and more  —  · 41:48 min Learn more  —  Alex Karp never learned to drive.  —  “I was too poor,” he said.  “And then I was too rich.”

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Google Releases Imagen 3 AI Image Generation Model to Users, Adds Improved Capabilities

Google released its in-house artificial intelligence (AI) model for image generation, Imagen 3, on Thursday. The tech giant did not make any announcement for the release, and instead released the model quietly to users. Additionally, a research paper detailing the workings of the image generation model was also published in an online journal. Currently, the

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Google says it "missed the mark" after leaked screenshots showed a Team Pixel program agreement threatened influencers who didn't showcase the Pixel over rivals (Victoria Song/The Verge)

Victoria Song / The Verge: Google says it “missed the mark” after leaked screenshots showed a Team Pixel program agreement threatened influencers who didn’t showcase the Pixel over rivals  —  The tech review world has been full of murky deals between companies and influencers for years, but it appears Google finally crossed a line with

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Google to Fix Security Vulnerability on Pixel Phones That Could Allow Remote Access or Control: Report

Google Pixel phones were shipped with an application that could potentially be misused by hackers to spy on users’ smartphones, an investigation by three security companies has revealed. A hidden Android package on the company’s handsets that was used to demonstrate features at a US telecommunications firm’s stores contains a security vulnerability, according to security

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Appfigures: consumers spent $3.8B on entertainment apps for mobile devices worldwide in Q1 2024, including $2.1B on streaming apps and $0.9B on short video apps (Janko Roettgers/Lowpass)

Janko Roettgers / Lowpass: Appfigures: consumers spent $3.8B on entertainment apps for mobile devices worldwide in Q1 2024, including $2.1B on streaming apps and $0.9B on short video apps  —  One unlikely culprit: TikTok  —  Entertainment continues to be a big money maker for publishers and app stores alike … Source link

Appfigures: consumers spent $3.8B on entertainment apps for mobile devices worldwide in Q1 2024, including $2.1B on streaming apps and $0.9B on short video apps (Janko Roettgers/Lowpass) Read More »

ChatGPT Free Tier Users Can Now Generate Up to Two AI-Powered Images a Day With Dall-E 3

ChatGPT will now let all users experience artificial intelligence (AI) image generation powered by OpenAI’s in-house Dall-E 3 AI model. The AI firm announced on Thursday that free tier ChatGPT users will now be able to generate up to two images per day using the chatbot. Notably, the Dall-E 3 model was released by the

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Primate Labs releases Geekbench AI 1.0, formerly Geekbench ML, to test CPU, GPU, and NPU performance, available on Android, iOS, and desktop (Andrew Cunningham/Ars Technica)

Andrew Cunningham / Ars Technica: Primate Labs releases Geekbench AI 1.0, formerly Geekbench ML, to test CPU, GPU, and NPU performance, available on Android, iOS, and desktop  —  Performance test comes out of beta as NPUs become standard equipment in PCs.  —  Neural processing units (NPUs) are becoming commonplace in chips … Source link

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Polish Billionaire Plans to Sue Meta Over Fake Advertisements on Facebook, Instagram

Polish billionaire Rafal Brzoska and his wife plan to sue Meta over fake advertisements on Facebook and Instagram that feature his face and false information regarding her circulating on the social media platforms. Brzoska said they have not yet decided on a jurisdiction to file the planned lawsuit, which would be another in a series

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