China bans AI-generated media without watermarks
Enlarge / An unmarked AI-generated image of China's flag. AI-generated images without watermarks will be illegal in China after January 10, 2023. China's Cyberspace Administration recently issued regulations prohibiting the creation of AI-generated media without clear labels, such as watermarks—among other policies—reports The Register. The new rules come as part of China's evolving response to th
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IoT garage door opener maker bricks customer’s product after bad review
Denis Grisak, the man behind the Internet-connected garage opener Garadget, is having a very bad week. Grisak and his Colorado-based company SoftComplex launched Garadget, a device built using Wi-Fi-based cloud connectivity from Particle, on Indiegogo earlier this year, hitting 209 percent of his launch goal in February. But this week, his response to an unhappy customer has gotten Garadget a tota
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Computer platform advocacy can bubble up in the strangest places. In a recent interview at a conference in Australia, Linux creator Linus Torvalds got the Macintosh community in an uproar when he described Mac OS X's file system as "complete and utter crap, which is scary." What did he mean? What is a "file system" anyway, and why would we care why one is better than another? At first glance, it m
Nvidia seeks peace with Linux, pledges help on open source driver (Updated)
Nvidia seeks peace with Linux, pledges help on open source driver (Updated) Torvalds isn't yet ready to apologize for giving Nvidia the finger. Editor's note: See the update at the end of this article for Linus Torvalds' response to Nvidia. Few companies have been the target of as much criticism in the Linux community as Nvidia. Linus Torvalds himself last year called Nvidia the "single worst comp
How OS X “Mavericks” works its power-saving magic
How OS X “Mavericks” works its power-saving magic More details on App Nap, Timer Coalescing, and Compressed Memory. At yesterday's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote, Apple made some bold claims about the future of battery life in its laptops. A new 13-inch Macbook Air, for instance, should now run a full 12 hours on a single charge, up from 7 in the previous model. Assuming that testin
Accuracy takes power: one man’s 3GHz quest to build a perfect SNES emulator
Accuracy takes power: one man’s 3GHz quest to build a perfect SNES emulator How can it take 3GHz to emulate a Super Nintendo? The man behind a major SNES … Emulators for playing older games are immensely popular online, with regular arguments breaking out over which emulator is best for which game. Today we present another point of view from a gentleman who has created the Super Nintendo emulator
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