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| 8 AM | 10 | | A mix of sun and cloud | 0 | SW | 20 |
| 9 AM | 10 | | A mix of sun and cloud | 0 | SW | 20 |
| 10 AM | 11 | | A mix of sun and cloud | 0 | SW | 20 |
| 11 AM | 11 | | A mix of sun and cloud | 0 | SW | 20 |
| 12 PM | 11 | | Showers | 80 | SW | 20 |
| 1 PM | 12 | | Showers | 80 | SW | 20 |
| 2 PM | 12 | | Showers | 80 | SW | 20 |
| 3 PM | 11 | | Showers | 80 | SW | 20 |
| 4 PM | 10 | | Showers | 80 | SW | 20 |
| 5 PM | 9 | | Showers | 80 | SW | 20 |
| 6 PM | 8 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 7 PM | 8 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 8 PM | 7 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 9 PM | 6 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 10 PM | 6 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 11 PM | 5 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 12 AM | 5 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 1 AM | 4 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 2 AM | 4 | | Chance of showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 3 AM | 4 | | Chance of flurries or rain showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 4 AM | 3 | | Chance of flurries or rain showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 5 AM | 3 | | Chance of flurries or rain showers | 60 | W | 30 |
| 6 AM | 3 | | A few flurries or rain showers | 80 | W | 30 |
| 7 AM | 3 | | A few flurries or rain showers | 80 | W | 30 |
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China Halts Rare Earth Exports Globally (fortune.com) 22
Posted by BeauHD on Tuesday April 15, 2025 @06:00AM from the
escalating-tensions dept.
Longtime Slashdot reader AmiMoJo shares the news that China has
halted all rare earth exports globally -- including to the U.S.,
Japan, and Germany. Fortune reports: After Trump unveiled his
"Liberation Day" tariffs on April 2, China retaliated on April 4 with
its own duties as well as export controls on several rare earth
minerals and magnets made from them. So far, those export controls
have translated to a halt across the board, cutting off the U.S. and
other countries, according to the New York Times. That's because any
exports of the minerals and magnets now require special licenses, but
Beijing has yet to fully establish a system for issuing them, the
report said.
In the meantime, shipments of rare earths have been halted at many
ports, with customs officials blocking exports to any country,
including to the U.S. as well as Japan and Germany, sources told
theÂTimes. China's Ministry of Commerce issued export restrictions
alongside the General Administration of Customs, prohibiting Chinese
businesses from any engagement with U.S. firms, especially defense
contractors. While the Trump administration unveiled tariff
exemptions on a range of key tech imports late Friday night, China's
magnet exports were still halted through the weekend, industry
sources told the Times. Beijing's export halt is notable because
China has a stranglehold on global supplies of rare earths and
magnets derived from them. They also represent an asymmetric
advantage in that rare earths constitute a small share of China's
exports but have an outsize impact on trade partners like the U.S.,
which relies on them as critical inputs for the auto, chip,
aerospace, and defense industries.
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177024887 story Medicine
CT Scans Projected to Result in 100,000 New Cancers in The US 20
Posted by BeauHD on Tuesday April 15, 2025 @03:00AM from the
worth-considering dept.
A new study projects that CT scans conducted in 2023 may result in
around 103,000 future cancer cases in the U.S. due to low-dose
ionizing radiation. "[I]t would put CT scans on par with other
significant risk factors for cancer, like alcohol consumption, at
least at a population level," reports ScienceAlert. From the report:
At an individual level, the theoretical chance of developing cancer
from a CT scan is thought to be very minimal, if it exists at all,
and patients should not be scared of undergoing these tests if they
are deemed medically necessary. However, the number of CT
examinations performed each year in the US has increased by more than
30 percent since 2007, and researchers suggest that unwarranted tests
are exposing the population to unnecessary radiation. [...]
The anonymous data comes from 143 hospitals and outpatient facilities
across the US, catalogued in the UCSF International CT Dose Registry.
Using statistics from 2016 to 2022, researchers predicted 93 million
CT examinations were carried out in 2023, on roughly 62 million
patients. Based on the associated radiation risks, the team estimates
that CT scans in 2023 may be tied to 103,000 future cancers. The
findings have been published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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177025673 story AI
Indian IT Faces Its Kodak Moment (indiadispatch.com) 13
Posted by msmash on Tuesday April 15, 2025 @01:00AM from the
closer-look dept.
An anonymous reader shares a report: Generative AI offers remarkable
efficiency gains while presenting a profound challenge for the global
IT services industry -- a sector concentrated in India and central to
its export economy.
For decades, Indian technology firms thrived by deploying their
engineering talent to serve primarily Western clients. Now they face
a critical question. Will AI's productivity dividend translate into
revenue growth? Or will fierce competition see these gains competed
away through price reductions?
Industry soundings suggest the deflationary dynamic may already be
taking hold. JPMorgan's conversations with executives, deal advisors
and consultants across India's technology hubs reveal growing concern
-- AI-driven efficiencies are fuelling pricing pressures. This
threatens to constrain medium-term industry growth to a modest 4-5%,
with little prospect of acceleration into fiscal year 2026. This
emerging reality challenges the earlier narrative that AI would
primarily unlock new revenue streams.
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177024837 story China
Chinese Robotaxis Have Government Black Boxes, Approach US Quality
(forbes.com) 14
Posted by BeauHD on Monday April 14, 2025 @11:30PM from the
catching-up dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Forbes: Robotaxi development
is speeding at a fast pace in China, but we don't hear much about it
in the USA, where the news focuses mostly on Waymo, with a bit about
Zoox, Motional, May, trucking projects and other domestic players.
China has 4 main players with robotaxi service, dominated by Baidu
(the Chinese Google.) A recent session at last week's Ride AI
conference in Los Angeles revealed some details about the different
regulatory regime in China, and featured a report from a
Chinese-American YouTuber who has taken on a mission to ride in the
different vehicles.
Zion Maffeo, deputy general counsel for Pony.AI, provided some
details on regulations in China. While Pony began with U.S.
operations, its public operations are entirely in China, and it does
only testing in the USA. Famously it was one of the few companies to
get a California "no safety driver" test permit, but then lost it
after a crash, and later regained it. Chinese authorities at many
levels keep a close watch over Chinese robotaxi companies. They must
get approval for all levels of operation which control where they can
test and operate, and how much supervision is needed. Operation
begins with testing with a safety driver behind the wheel (as almost
everywhere in the world,) with eventual graduation to having the
safety driver in the passenger seat but with an emergency stop. Then
they move to having a supervisor in the back seat before they can
test with nobody in the vehicle, usually limited to an area with
simpler streets.
The big jump can then come to allow testing with nobody in the
vehicle, but with full time monitoring by a remote employee who can
stop the vehicle. From there they can graduate to taking passengers,
and then expanding the service to more complex areas. Later they can
go further, and not have full time remote monitoring, though there do
need to be remote employees able to monitor and assist part time.
Pony has a permit allowing it to have 3 vehicles per remote operator,
and has one for 15 vehicles in process, but they declined comment on
just how many vehicles they actually have per operator. Baidu also
did not respond to queries on this. [...] In addition, Chinese
jurisdictions require that the system in a car independently log any
"interventions" by safety drivers in a sort of "black box" system.
These reports are regularly given to regulators, though they are not
made public. In California, companies must file an annual
disengagement report, but they have considerable leeway on what they
consider a disengagement so the numbers can't be readily compared.
Chinese companies have no discretion on what is reported, and they
may notify authorities of a specific objection if they wish to
declare that an intervention logged in their black box should not be
counted. On her first trip, YouTuber Sophia Tung found Baidu's 5th
generation robotaxi to offer a poor experience in ride quality, wait
time, and overall service. However, during a return trip she tried
Baidu's 6th generation vehicle in Wuhan and rated it as the best
among Chinese robotaxis, approaching the quality of Waymo.
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177025387 story Earth
Climate Crisis Has Tripled Length of Deadly Ocean Heatwaves, Study
Finds (theguardian.com) 37
Posted by msmash on Monday April 14, 2025 @09:50PM from the
troubling-signs dept.
The climate crisis has tripled the length of ocean heatwaves, a study
has found, supercharging deadly storms and destroying critical
ecosystems such as kelp forests and coral reefs. From a report: Half
of the marine heatwaves since 2000 would not have happened without
global heating, which is caused by burning fossil fuels. The
heatwaves have not only become more frequent but also more intense:
1C warmer on average, but much hotter in some places, the scientists
said.
The research is the first comprehensive assessment of the impact of
the climate crisis on heatwaves in the world's oceans, and it reveals
profound changes. Hotter oceans also soak up fewer of the carbon
dioxide emissions that are driving temperatures up. "Here in the
Mediterranean, we have some marine heatwaves that are 5C hotter,"
said Dr Marta Marcos at the Mediterranean Institute for Advanced
Studies in Mallorca, Spain, who led the study. "It's horrible when
you go swimming. It looks like soup."
As well as devastating underwater ecosystems such as sea grass
meadows, Marcos said: "Warmer oceans provide more energy to the
strong storms that affect people at the coast and inland."
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177025185 story AI
Apple To Analyze User Data on Devices To Bolster AI Technology 23
Posted by msmash on Monday April 14, 2025 @08:50PM from the
how-about-that dept.
Apple will begin analyzing data on customers' devices in a bid to
improve its AI platform, a move designed to safeguard user
information while still helping it catch up with AI rivals. From a
report: Today, Apple typically trains AI models using synthetic data
-- information that's meant to mimic real-world inputs without any
personal details. But that synthetic information isn't always
representative of actual customer data, making it harder for its AI
systems to work properly.
The new approach will address that problem while ensuring that user
data remains on customers' devices and isn't directly used to train
AI models. The idea is to help Apple catch up with competitors such
as OpenAI and Alphabet, which have fewer privacy restrictions. The
technology works like this: It takes the synthetic data that Apple
has created and compares it to a recent sample of user emails within
the iPhone, iPad and Mac email app. By using actual emails to check
the fake inputs, Apple can then determine which items within its
synthetic dataset are most in line with real-world messages.
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177024765 story Android
Samsung Pauses One UI 7 Rollout Worldwide (theverge.com) 9
Posted by BeauHD on Monday April 14, 2025 @07:40PM from the
not-so-fast dept.
Samsung has paused the global rollout of its One UI 7 update after a
serious bug was reported that prevented some Galaxy S24 owners from
unlocking their phones. The Verge reports: While the complaints seem
to have specifically come from South Korean owners of Galaxy S24
series handsets, Samsung has played it safe and paused the rollout
across all models worldwide. While some users will have already
downloaded the update to One UI 7, using the app CheckFirm we've
confirmed that the update is no longer listed on Samsung's servers as
the latest firmware version across several Galaxy devices, with older
patches appearing instead. Samsung hasn't confirmed the pause in the
rollout, nor plans to issue a fix for users who have already
downloaded the One UI 7 update. We've reached out to the company for
comment.
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177024729 story Games
Risks To Children Playing Roblox 'Deeply Disturbing,' Say Researchers
(theguardian.com) 27
Posted by BeauHD on Monday April 14, 2025 @07:00PM from the PSA dept.
A new investigation reveals that children as young as five can easily
access inappropriate content and interact unsupervised with adults on
Roblox, despite the platform's child-friendly image and recent safety
updates. The Guardian reports: Describing itself as "the ultimate
virtual universe," Roblox features millions of games and interactive
environments, known collectively as "experiences." Some of the
content is developed by Roblox, but much of it is user-generated. In
2024, the platform had more than 85 million daily active users, an
estimated 40% of whom are under 13. While the company said it "deeply
sympathized" with parents whose children came to harm on the
platform, it said "tens of millions of people have a positive,
enriching and safe experience on Roblox every day."
However, in an investigation shared with the Guardian, the
digital-behavior experts Revealing Reality discovered "something
deeply disturbing ... a troubling disconnect between Roblox's
child-friendly appearance and the reality of what children experience
on the platform." [...] Despite new tools launched last week aimed at
giving parents more control over their children's accounts, the
researchers concluded: "Safety controls that exist are limited in
their effectiveness and there are still significant risks for
children on the platform."
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177023651 story Intel
Intel To Sell Majority Stake In Altera For $4.46 Billion To Fund
Revival Effort (cnbc.com) 11
Posted by BeauHD on Monday April 14, 2025 @06:10PM from the
turning-things-around dept.
Intel will sell a 51% stake in its Altera programmable chip unit to
private equity firm Silver Lake for $4.46 billion, aiming to cut
costs, raise cash, and streamline the company's focus as it shifts
toward becoming a contract chip manufacturer. CNBC reports: The deal,
announced on Monday, values Altera at $8.75 billion, a sharp decline
from the $17 billion Intel paid in 2015. [...] Since last year, Intel
has taken steps to spin Altera out as a separate unit and said it
planned to sell a portion of its stake. "Today's announcement
reflects our commitment to sharpening our focus, lowering our expense
structure and strengthening our balance sheet," [CEO Lip-Bu Tan], who
took the helm after former top boss Pat Gelsinger's ouster, said.
Altera makes programmable chips that can be used for various purposes
from telecom equipment to military. Reuters had first reported in
November that Silver Lake was among potential suitors competing for a
minority stake in Altera. The deal is expected to close in the second
half of 2025, after which Intel expects to deconsolidate Altera's
financial results from Intel's financial statements, the company
said.
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177023631 story United Kingdom
UK Laws Are Not 'Fit For Social Media Age' (independent.co.uk) 33
Posted by BeauHD on Monday April 14, 2025 @05:30PM from the
outdated-legislation dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the New York Times: British
laws restricting what the police can say about criminal cases are "
not fit for the social media age (source paywalled; alternative
source)," a government committee said in a report released Monday in
Britain that highlighted how unchecked misinformation stoked riots
last summer. Violent disorder, fueled by the far right, affected
several towns and cities for days after a teenager killed three girls
on July 29 at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport,
England. In the hours after the stabbings, false claims that the
attacker was an undocumented Muslim immigrant spread rapidly online.
In a report looking into the riots, a parliamentary committee said a
lack of information from the authorities after the attack "created a
vacuum where misinformation was able to grow." The report blamed
decades-old British laws, aimed at preventing jury bias, that stopped
the police from correcting false claims. By the time the police
announced the suspect was British-born, those false claims had
reached millions.
The Home Affairs Committee, which brings together lawmakers from
across the political spectrum, published its report after questioning
police chiefs, government officials and emergency workers over four
months of hearings. Axel Rudakubana, who was sentenced to life in
prison for the attack, was born and raised in Britain by a Christian
family from Rwanda. A judge later found there was no evidence he was
driven by a single political or religious ideology, but was obsessed
with violence. [...] The committee's report acknowledged that it was
impossible to determine "whether the disorder could have been
prevented had more information been published." But it concluded that
the lack of information after the stabbing "created a vacuum where
misinformation was able to grow, further undermining public
confidence," and that the law on contempt was not "fit for the social
media age."
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177023571 story Security
Hacked Crosswalks In Bay Area Play Deepfake-Style Messages From Tech
Billionaires 30
Posted by BeauHD on Monday April 14, 2025 @04:50PM from the
taste-of-their-own-medicine dept.
Several crosswalk buttons in Palo Alto and nearby cities were hacked
over the weekend to play deepfake-style satirical audio clips
mimicking Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Authorities have disabled
the altered systems, but the identity of the prankster remains
unknown. SFGATE reports: Videos of the altered crosswalks began
circulating on social media throughout Saturday and Sunday. [...] A
city employee was the first to report an issue with one of the
signals at University Avenue and High Street in downtown Palo Alto,
Horrigan-Taylor told SFGATE via email. Officials later discovered
that as many as 12 intersections in downtown Palo Alto had been
affected.
"The impact is isolated," Horrigan-Taylor said. "Signal operations
are otherwise unaffected, and motorists are reminded to always
exercise caution around pedestrians." Officials told the outlet
they've removed any devices that were tampered with and the
compromised voice-over systems have since been disabled, with footage
obtained by SFGATE showing several were covered in caution tape,
blinking constantly and unpressable.
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177023543 story EU
Meta Starts Using Data From EU Users To Train Its AI Models
(engadget.com) 28
Posted by BeauHD on Monday April 14, 2025 @04:10PM from the PSA dept.
Meta said the company plans to start using data collected from its
users in the European Union to train its AI systems. Engadget
reports: Starting this week, the tech giant will begin notifying
Europeans through email and its family of apps of the fact, with the
message set to include an explanation of the kind of data it plans to
use as part of the training. Additionally, the notification will link
out to a form users can complete to opt out of the process. "We have
made this objection form easy to find, read, and use, and we'll honor
all objection forms we have already received, as well as newly
submitted ones," says Meta.
The company notes it will only use data it collects from public posts
and Meta AI interactions for training purposes. It won't use private
messages in its training sets, nor any interactions, public or
otherwise, made by users under the age of 18. As for why the company
wants to start using EU data now, it claims the information will
allow it to fine tune its future models to better serve Europeans.
"We believe we have a responsibility to build AI that's not just
available to Europeans, but is actually built for them. That's why
it's so important for our generative AI models to be trained on a
variety of data so they can understand the incredible and diverse
nuances and complexities that make up European communities," Meta
states.
"That means everything from dialects and colloquialisms, to
hyper-local knowledge and the distinct ways different countries use
humor and sarcasm on our products. This is particularly important as
AI models become more advanced with multi-modal functionality, which
spans text, voice, video, and imagery."
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177023505 story The Military
NATO Inks Deal With Palantir For Maven AI System (defensescoop.com)
29
Posted by BeauHD on Monday April 14, 2025 @03:30PM from the
changing-battlefield dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from DefenseScoop: NATO announced
Monday that it has awarded a contract to Palantir to adopt its Maven
Smart System for artificial intelligence-enabled battlefield
operations. Through the contract, which was finalized March 25, the
NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) plans to use a
version of the AI system -- Maven Smart System NATO -- to support the
transatlantic military organization's Allied Command Operations
strategic command. NATO plans to use the system to provide "a common
data-enabled warfighting capability to the Alliance, through a wide
range of AI applications -- from large language models (LLMs) to
generative and machine learning," it said in a release, ultimately
enhancing "intelligence fusion and targeting, battlespace awareness
and planning, and accelerated decision-making." [...] NATO's Allied
Command Operations will begin using Maven within the next 30 days,
the organization said Monday, adding that it hopes that using it will
accelerate further adoption of emerging AI capabilities. Palantir
said the contract "was one of the most expeditious in [its] history,
taking only six months from outlining the requirement to acquiring
the system."
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177023369 story IT
VMware Revives Its Free ESXi Hypervisor (theregister.com) 58
Posted by msmash on Monday April 14, 2025 @02:51PM from the
moving-forward dept.
VMware has resumed offering a free hypervisor. News of the offering
emerged in a throwaway line in the Release Notes for version 8.0
Update 3e of the Broadcom business unit's ESXi hypervisor. From a
report: Just below the "What's New" section of that document is the
statement: "Broadcom makes available the VMware vSphere Hypervisor
version 8, an entry-level hypervisor. You can download it free of
charge from the Broadcom Support portal."
VMware offered a free version of ESXi for years, and it was beloved
by home lab operators and vAdmins who needed something to tinker
with. But in February 2024, VMware discontinued it on grounds that it
was dropping perpetual licenses and moving to subscriptions.
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177023159 story EU
EU Issues US-bound Staff With Burner Phones Over Spying Fears
(ft.com) 65
Posted by msmash on Monday April 14, 2025 @02:14PM from the
escalating-tension dept.
The European Commission is issuing burner phones and basic laptops to
some US-bound staff to avoid the risk of espionage [non-paywalled
source], a measure traditionally reserved for trips to China.
Financial Times: Commissioners and senior officials travelling to the
IMF and World Bank spring meetings next week have been given the new
guidance, according to four people familiar with the situation. They
said the measures replicate those used on trips to Ukraine and China,
where standard IT kit cannot be brought into the countries for fear
of Russian or Chinese surveillance.
"They are worried about the US getting into the commission systems,"
said one official. The treatment of the US as a potential security
risk highlights how relations have deteriorated since the return of
Donald Trump as US president in January. Trump has accused the EU of
having been set up to "screw the US" and announced 20 per cent
so-called reciprocal tariffs on the bloc's exports, which he later
halved for a 90-day period.
At the same time, he has made overtures to Russia, pressured Ukraine
to hand over control over its assets by temporarily suspending
military aid and has threatened to withdraw security guarantees from
Europe, spurring a continent-wide rearmament effort. "The
transatlantic alliance is over," said a fifth EU official.
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