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EU AI Act’s possible open-source regulation sparks Twitter debate

Were you unable to attend Transform 2022? Check out all of the summit sessions in our on-demand library now! Watch here. Alex Engler, research fellow at the Brookings Institution, never expected his recent article, “The EU’s attempt to regulate open source AI is counterproductive,” to stir up a Twitter debate.  According to Engler, as the European Union continues to debate its…
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Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 hands-on: Top new features [Video]

Google surprised everyone by dropping the Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 earlier than expected, so here’s all of the top features you need to know. Here’s everything new in Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 [Gallery] It’s worth noting that Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 is not exactly full of new features, but offers refinements and tuning. After all, the stable Android 13 update only arrived just a few weeks ago…
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Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are sold out at the Google Fi store [U]

Rather surprisingly, the Pixel 6 is no longer available for purchase from the Google Fi store, while the MVNO variant is not consistently in stock at the US Google Store. Update 9/9: As of yesterday, the Pixel 6 Pro is no longer available for purchase from fi.google.com.
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Google’s new, cheaper Chromecast unsurprisingly looks exactly like the existing 4K model [Gallery]

In case you hadn’t heard, Google is working on a new, cheaper version of its Chromecast with Google TV streaming device, and it’s due for release pretty soon. Now, we’re getting a closer look at the hardware, which appears mostly unchanged. The folks over at TecnoBlog obtained a gallery of images of Google’s upcoming, cheaper Chromecast with Google TV. In these pictures, we can see a…
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Google exhibits full Pixel 7 and 7 Pro color lineup [Gallery]

In addition to confirming “Tensor G2” branding as part of announcing the October 6 event, Google on Tuesday fully exhibited the six color options for the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro. When the Pixel 7 landing page first debuted in May, Google primarily had a pair of “first…
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Google Keep rolling out ‘dual pane’ view for Android tablets and foldables

The drip of new Google Keep features continues today with a “dual pane” view on Android tablets and foldables. This “dual pane” view lets you “browse Keep notes on the left side of your screen, while editing content on the right side.” If the left is set to the multi-column view, you get two columns like on phones, but the single column should be more efficient. On the other half…
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