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How far should AI’s decision-making authority go?

March 14, 2022
Perhaps the leading value proposition for artificial intelligence  (AI)  is its propensity to help humans make decisions. With the right data and the right analytics, people can choose a course of action based on solid information, not hunches or guesses, and this is expected to bring dramatic improvements to the business model. Elsewhere, however, AI won’t focus on the choices that humans…
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Android 12L beta on Pixel offers no official exit path, but there’s a workaround

March 14, 2022
Android 12L has been in beta for a few months, but it finally saw its formal release early last week. However, Pixel owners who had enrolled in the Android 12L beta were left with a dilemma, as there was no clear way to exit the beta track. As it turns out, there is a solution. Normally, Android versions betas are easy to get on board with, but difficult to exit without waiting things out. The…
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Court rules in favor of Google after Genius claimed ‘stolen’ lyrics… again [Updated]

March 14, 2022
In 2019, lyric-website Genius accused Google of ripping off its lyric transcriptions to use in Search even catching Google “red-handed” in the act. Following a court case win in 2020, Google has once again prevailed in court over this matter. Update 3/14/22: Google has yet again prevailed in court against Genius, this time by a three-judge panel. As The Verge reports, the panel in the Second…
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iPhone SE 3 reviews: Impressive camera, 5G and performance upgrades packed in a dated design

March 14, 2022
Ahead of the first orders arriving to buyers on Friday, the first reviews of Apple’s new iPhone SE 3 have officially hit the web. These reviews offer a more in-depth look at Apple’s “new” iPhone SE, including the A15 chip on the inside, 5G connectivity, and the classic home button and Touch ID design. Writing for The Verge, Allison Johnson explains that the iPhone SE features the modern…
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