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A tracker page monitors OpenAI’s Codex usage-limit resets, usually announced on X by an OpenAI staffer. It reports 35 total resets, the latest 21 hours ago, with an average interva...
The Amiga Freeware Archive provides free access to thousands of classic Amiga titles, spanning games, applications, demos, graphics, music, and developer tools. The collection incl...
Author Dave Eggers reportedly told about 200 OpenAI employees that ChatGPT’s impact on educators has been catastrophic. Invited by Sam Altman, Eggers used the talk to criticize the...
Waymo paused its San Francisco robotaxi service for about an hour while assessing a power outage that affected roughly 7,000 PG&E customers. The company said it made temporary adju...
Moonshot AI, a Chinese AI company, released a new version of its Kimi model this week. The launch prompted commentary and concern about “full AI communism,” reflecting unease over...
A new leak claims Google’s Pixel 11a will use the Tensor G6, reversing the Pixel 10a’s unpopular move to an older Tensor G4 chip. The G6 is rumored to keep a similar GPU to the G5...
Google announced on World Emoji Day that it is open-sourcing its 3D emoji set and releasing raw .OBJ files for creators to use. The company also shared how its designers adapted fa...
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