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US zoo fears teen gorilla’s exposure to phones is behind anti-social behavior

Visitors to the Chicago zoo showing the 415lb Amare pictures and videos through the glass wall has made him dismissive to other male gorillas

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Suposta traição em motel de Belém viraliza por causa de foto; homem se defende: ‘estava só trabalhando’

Homem foi fotografado como se estivesse “esperando” alguém na saída do motel. Imagem repercutiu nas redes sociais e criou expectativas sobre o desfecho de um possível flagrante de traição.

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Campaign of the Week: DirecTV Go, The Pirate Match

Brazilian broadcaster intercepts football fans looking for illegal streaming sites, boosts free trials by 43%

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Estudo: assistência de direção (“piloto automático”) aumentou, não diminuiu, acidentes de carro

EUA, onde a assistência de direção é popular, tiveram o pior aumento em mortes de acidentes de trânsito em 15 anos; consultoria vê relação

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Smart Guns

Imagine you’re a cop, scuffling with a suspect. He grabs for your gun. What do you do? Soon, the answer may be to let him take it. Colt is working on a transponder you can wear on your finger like a ring. The transponder must be 1 to 10 inches away from your .45, or […]

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Will a ‘smart gun’ finally make it to market?

Advocates say guns designed to be unlocked like smartphones will save young lives, but the gun lobby is skeptical.

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Biden vows to crack down on ghost guns – ‘weapons of choice for many criminals’

President promises to tackle gun violence and vows prosecution for those who use untraceable ghost guns assembled from kits

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Deception, exploited workers, and cash handouts: How Worldcoin recruited its first half a million test users

The startup promises a fairly-distributed, cryptocurrency-based universal basic income. So far all it’s done is build a biometric database from the bodies of the poor.

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The US is trying to fix medical devices’ big cybersecurity problem

Medical devices are targets for hacking.

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The New York Times would really like its reporters to stop scrolling and get off Twitter (at least once in a while)

“Tweet less, tweet more thoughtfully, and devote more time to reporting,” says executive editor Dean Baquet. Is that a wise redirection of attention or a mistaken view of reporting circa 2022? (Both, a little.)

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Twitter appears to have quietly altered a key way deleted tweets can be preserved | Engadget

Twitter changed its embedded javascript so that the text of deleted tweets is no longer visible in embeds on outside websites..

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Internet ‘algospeak’ is changing our language in real time, from ‘nip nops’ to ‘le dollar bean’

To avoid angering the almighty algorithm, creators on TikTok and other platforms are creating a new vocabulary.

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Drag queens e Inteligência Artificial: computadores devem decidir o que é ‘tóxico’ na internet? | InternetLab

No mês do orgulho LGBTQ, compartilhamos alguns dos achados da pesquisa que analisa impactos de ferramentas que fazem uso de IA sobre o discurso LGBTQ. Mostramos lacunas e vieses que podem estar presentes em tecnologias baseadas em IA e demonstramos como elas podem ter implicações significativas para os direitos LGBTQ. Um relatório completo com a metodologia, dados e resultados da pesquisa será publicado em breve no formato de um artigo acadêmico.

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Facebook derruba rede de desinformação sobre Amazônia operada por militares do Exército – BBC News Brasil

Relatório da Meta diz que rede falsa sobre temas ambientais foi a primeira identificada pela empresa

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Worlds apart: TikTok doesn’t show the war in Ukraine to Russian users

From Russian Belgorod to Ukrainian Kharkiv it‘s about eighty kilometers. The border runs in the middle between the two cities.

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Hackers’ Fake Claims of Ukrainian Surrender Aren’t Fooling Anyone. So What’s Their Goal?

Experts say the hackers’ intentions might not be to actually trick anyone, but to erode confidence in Ukrainian media outlets and institutions.

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Why Apple Is Preparing to Let You Subscribe to Your iPhone

Apple’s in-the-worksiPhone hardwaresubscription service will squeezemore revenue fromitsgiant user base. Also: The company is building its ownfinancial infrastructureto reduce its reliance on partners.

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The Old-Timers Are Chasing Netflix

Old-school media companies are challenging the streaming star, which needs new ways to stay on top.

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Why a cheaper Netflix with ads might not pay off, AVOD experts say, even with potential billions in revenue

One analyst puts Netflix’s lost ad-revenue opportunity at as much as $9 billion a year. But experts say content licensing would be a major hurdle and the upside might be limited.

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Will Netflix Ever Offer an Ad-Supported Plan? ‘Never Say Never,’ CFO Responds

Netflix execs have regularly insisted that there’s no way the company would introduce an ad-supported service. Netflix CFO Spencer Neumann, speaking Tuesday at an investor conference, took a …

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Netflix is finally going to reveal how much time people spend watching its shows and movies

The streaming giant is launching a ratings system, of sorts.

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Reed Hastings Explains Why Netflix Won’t Ever Sell Ads | AdExchanger

Seriously, folks, Netflix has no intention of monetizing with ads, ever. Netflix CEO Reed Hastings even referred to advertising as a form of exploitation on the company’s full year 2019 earnings call on Tuesday. “We want to be the safe respite where you can explore, you can get stimulated, have fun and enjoy – and… Continue reading »

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Alphabet’s Wing will begin drone deliveries in Dallas-Fort Worth on April 7th | Engadget

Alphabet’s Wing division has announced that it’s launching a drone delivery service in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex on April 7th..

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Google’s new ‘multisearch’ feature lets you search using text and images at the same time – TechCrunch

Google announced today that it’s rolling out a new “multisearch” feature that allows users to search using text and images at the same time via Google Lens, the company’s image recognition technology. Google first teased the functionality last September at its Search On event and …

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Court dismisses Genius lawsuit over lyrics-scraping by Google – TechCrunch

A state court has dismissed a high-profile case showing unsportsmanlike conduct by Google, which was caught red-handed using lyrics obviously scraped from Genius. Unfortunately for the latter, the complaints amount to a copyright violation — which wasn’t what the plaintiffs alleged, sinking t…

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Elon Musk to Join Twitter’s Board of Directors After Becoming Largest Shareholder

The appointment brings the Tesla CEO and billionaire social-media agitator inside the fold, a move that comes a day after he disclosed a 9.2% stake in the company.

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Ronaldo Lemos (林纳德) on Twitter

Inovação sem medo, com impacto global. Esse é o Brasil que tem de ir pra frente. https://t.co/cRrRLdvI4d

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Did You Receive a Text Message From Yourself? You’re Not Alone.

Text spam is on the rise. The latest version involves scammers sending messages to you seemingly from your own phone number. Here’s what to do.

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Is this how Russia ends?

An interview with the writer Masha Gessen about why Putin might dare a nuclear strike on Poland, what democratic leaders don’t grasp that authoritarians do, and what Russia might look like after Putin

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Brazilian musician Arthur Verocai on his late-blossoming career: ‘I wanted to run away from myself’

Raved about by jazzers, hip-hop artists and high fashion houses alike, the septuagenarian maestro’s resurgence is a long way from his all-but-ignored 1972 debut, copies of which now sell for thousands of dollars

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