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RAMageddon is ravaging the tech industryIn the Spotlight Random access memory chips are hard to come by these days
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Is this Big Tech’s Big Tobacco moment?Court verdicts in California and New Mexico could mark the end of the social media era as we know it
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‘The differences among weather apps are largely a matter of presentation’Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Big league robot umpires are set to alter baseballThe Explainer The automated system will let players contest balls and strikes
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New Mexico jury finds Meta liable for child harmSpeed Read The jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million in damages
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Data centers: The new casualties of warFeature Expect both hacking and physical attacks during conflicts
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‘Something they could benefit from for the rest of their lives’Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Neo: A cheap MacBook for the massesFeature Apple’s most affordable laptop ever
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Gambling on everythingFeature Americans are betting billions on prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket. What could go wrong?
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Critical ignoring: how to deal with the new reality of the internetThe Explainer The practice can help counter misinformation and AI slop
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Smart glasses: A sleek new privacy threatFeature Meta sold 7 million glasses last year
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Anthropic sues Pentagon to lift blacklistingSpeed Read The AI firm described the DOD’s move as ‘unprecedented and unlawful’
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The Week Unwrapped: Why is France expanding its nuclear arsenal?Podcast Plus, why is the dinosaur market booming? And can North Korea regain its place at the top of women’s football?
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Anthropic becomes the face of AI resistance in DOD feudIN THE SPOTLIGHT Pete Hegseth pushed the artificial intelligence developer for expansive access to its potentially lethal creation. CEO Dario Amodei isn’t apologizing for pushing back.
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