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While sound and comfort are arguably the most important factors when buying a pair of headphones, their performance as a headset for making voice calls has become a key feature as we use headphones to communicate on the go — or working from home — in a world where we’re no longer tethered to the […]
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A California law that ensures many gig workers are considered independent contractors, while affording them some limited benefits, is unconstitutional and unenforceable, a California Superior Court judge ruled Friday evening. The decision is not likely to immediately affect the new law and is certain to face appeals from Uber and other so-called gig economy companies.
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Fitness influencer Elle Edwards has spoken to the BBC about dealing with explicit private messages and cyber-flashing – the non-consensual sending of pictures and videos of a person’s genitals. She said that she and many of her peers are forced to deal with this form of abuse daily in their comments and DMs. On Wednesday
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Last week TED-Ed published a new video lesson titled Why Can’t Governments Print an Unlimited Amount of Money? The purpose of the video is to explain how governments, particularly the United States federal government, were able to spend trillions of dollars on COVID-19 economic relief programs in the last year. The video explains the role of
Elevate your enterprise data technology and strategy at Transform 2021. As companies increasingly apply artificial intelligence, they must address concerns about trust. Here are 10 practical interventions for companies to employ to ensure AI fairness. They include creating an AI fairness charter and implementing training and testing. Data-driven technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) are powering
CD Projekt Red, the maker of The Witcher series, Cyberpunk 2077, and other popular games, said on Friday that proprietary data taken in a ransomware attack disclosed four months ago is likely circulating online. “Today, we have learned new information regarding the breach and now have reason to believe that internal data illegally obtained during
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Once viewed as less desirable than real data, synthetic data is now seen by some as a panacea. Real data is messy and riddled with bias. New data privacy regulations make it hard to collect. By contrast, synthetic data is pristine and can be used to build more diverse data sets. You can produce perfectly
The Tesla CEO appeared about half-hour late at the company’s Fremont, Calif., production facility to announce a revolutionary debut for Tesla, dubbed Plaid. The car promises to be the first in mass production to carry sub-two-second zero-to-60 speeds, making it the world’s quickest car available to buy. Tesla promised a 390-mile range and more than
Paramount Pictures Movies have been my personal Zen space throughout the pandemic. Thank goodness for Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max and all the other streaming services for delivering a never-ending stream of movies to my doorstep. But some films are special enough that you want to own them, doubly so for trilogies and other multi-film collections.
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A spokeswoman for Moelis declined to comment. Other companies trying to make electric aircraft include Joby Aviation, which announced a $6.6 billion deal with a SPAC led by the LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman in February, and the German start-up Lilium, which went public last month by merging with a SPAC led by a former General
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