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The Polemic Social Media

Empathy a human trait we all possess in abundance has been ebbing away since "Social Media" came into the scene - arguably. Embracing new technology is what we humans do. We have come a long way from creating fire with the help of some flint and friction ( the latter a physical process we've now become accustomed to in a subject matter called physics). So when you hear people labelling someone technophobe because they genuinely feel social media is causing more harm than good, you should be very careful and cautious of snake oil salesmen.




The Confluence Between Artificial General Intelligence With Alignment

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance, the concept of artificial general intelligence (AGI) becomes increasingly feasible. AGI has the potential to revolutionize our world, offering solutions to some of humanity's greatest challenges. However, to realize the full potential of AGI, it is crucial to consider the issue of alignment.




Machine Learning - The Low Down

Machine learning is a rapidly growing field that has gained immense popularity in recent years. It is a subset of artificial intelligence that focuses on providing computers with the ability to learn and improve from data without being explicitly programmed. With its ability to identify patterns and make decisions based on the data it is trained on, machine learning has found applications in various domains such as healthcare, finance, engineering, medicine, and marketing.









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Kink and LGBT dating apps exposed 1.5m private user images online
The often-explicit pictures are being stored without password protection, leaving them vulnerable to a hack.


Musk's xAI buys his social media platform X
The move could be aimed at protecting investors, who helped him buy purchase X, from losing money.


Amateur photographers hope to fix Wikipedia's 'terrible' pictures
The site is littered with awful photos, particularly of celebrities - but a volunteer project is trying to fix that.


Center Parcs removes X account from website after fake account set up
An IT consultant took charge of the Center Parcs UK's handle after the firm deactivated its account.


'UK crowds are the best': Does home advantage make a difference in esports?
The Rocket League Championship Series Birmingham Major brings together the 16 best teams in the world


Assassin's Creed maker gets $1.25bn Chinese investment
Shenzhen-based Tencent, which owns the popular messaging app WeChat, will hold about a quarter of a new subsidiary.


China tariffs may be cut to seal TikTok sale, Trump says
Trump also said he is willing to extend a 5 April deadline for a non-Chinese buyer of the platform to be found.


NHS software provider fined £3m over data breach after ransomware attack
Security failings by the Advanced Computer Software Group led to a cyberattack in 2022 that impacted NHS services.


Atomfall: How a forgotten nuclear disaster inspired a video game
A new video game has brought the 1957 disaster in Cumbria back into the spotlight.


H&M to use digital clones of models in ads and social media
Some fear the move could mean less work for models, photographers and make-up artists.


Social media ban not practical or effective, teens say
The youth parliament says it wants more action from MPs and social media companies on violent online content.


23andMe users struggle to delete their highly sensitive data
Multiple users said they had problems after the DNA-testing firm filed for bankruptcy protection.


Chinese electric carmaker BYD sales beat Tesla
The Shenzhen-based firm says revenue for last year came in at $107bn, boosted by sales of its hybrid vehicles.


Honest or unrealistic? Roblox boss's online safety advice sparks debate
Hundreds of people contacted the BBC after Dave Baszucki spoke about safety on the hugely popular gaming platform.


Uber offers 20 hours of free childcare in bid to lure female drivers
A union says it should instead pay drivers more so they can take time off with their families.


'Chubby filter' pulled from TikTok after user backlash
Critics say the AI tool - which made people look overweight - was a form of body-shaming.


Google agrees to pay $28m in racial bias lawsuit
The tech giant confirmed it had "reached a resolution" but rejected the allegations made against it.


Subsea fibre cables can 'listen out' for sabotage
Ways are being developed for subsea cables to "sense" whether they are being disturbed or attacked.


Shut vile death video site, families say, as Ofcom gets new powers
Families want a website showing deaths of their loved ones to be taken down, as the online regulator gets new powers.


Telegram founder allowed to leave France following arrest
The billionaire has been accused of failing to properly moderate his app to reduce criminality.


Apple encrypted data row hearing begins in secret
The BBC - along with civil liberties groups and some US politicians - argue the case should be heard in public.


It's not a competition! The collaborative video game loved by players
Josef Fares has found big success with co-operative two player games. Why aren't others doing the same?


Two judges order Trump administration to give fired workers their jobs back
The workers were laid off as part of the president's plan to scale back the size of the US government.


Saudi Investment Fund pays $3.5bn to capture Pokémon Go
It is amongst the highest-grossing mobile games in the world, with 30 million monthly players.


US tech firms feel pinch from China tariffs
The price of China-made smartphones, TVs and laptops could rise in the US and elsewhere, experts warn.


Keep kids off Roblox if you're worried, its CEO tells parents
The gaming platform is wildly popular, but has been rocked by allegations it exposes children to harmful content.


'Huawei lobbyists' held in Belgium raids over EU corruption
The prosecutor's office said it raided 21 addresses in Belgium, according to local media.


Global smartwatch sales fall for first time
Market researchers say the slumping popularity of the market-leading Apple Watch was to blame


Google Chromecast users' fury at second day of TV streaming issue
Google says it is aware of an issue impacting some Chromecast devices and is working to fix.


From chatbots to intelligent toys: How AI is booming in China
China plans to invest more than a trillion dollars as it races against the US to rule advanced tech.


North Korean hackers cash out hundreds of millions from $1.5bn ByBit hack
Hackers from the infamous Lazarus Group are in a cat-and-mouse game to launder their stolen funds from the ByBit heist.


Software bug at firm left NHS data 'vulnerable to hackers'
The NHS is looking into claims that a software flaw at Medefer left patient data vulnerable.


Tech Now
Can we clean up air travel? Adrienne Murray explores developments in electric flight.


Tech Life
Noland Arbaugh has a chip in his brain to translate his thoughts into computer commands.


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Lara Lewington explores how technology and AI are transforming what it means to be human.


Tech Life: Archiving achievement
How the US government’s crackdown on diversity deleted women’s military contributions.


Tech Life: The doctor will see you now
Find out how holoportation 3D telemedicine technology is helping patients in Ghana.


Tech Life: Could AI pick the next James Bond?
With Amazon in charge of James Bond, could they use AI for scripts and casting?


Watch: A real-life flying car takes to the skies
From science-fiction to the real world, flying cars are here - but could the concept actually take off?


Tech Life: Human life under the oceans
Plans are underway for humans to live and work in underwater habitats for long durations


Tech Life: Decoding the brain
Could AI help people with speech loss talk by interpreting signals in their brain ?


Watch: Why Google Maps renamed the Gulf of Mexico
The Gulf of Mexico has been renamed the Gulf of America on Google Maps in the US. BBC Verify explains why Google made the change.


Tech Life: Not as dead as a dodo?
How one company is trying to bring extinct animals like the dodo back to life


What's next for social media?
Start-up social media firms are looking to capitalise on dissatisfaction with the social media giants.


The slow but steady advance of driverless vehicles
Robo-taxi services and driverless trucks are gaining ground but progress is painstaking.


Disasters spur investment in flood and fire risk tech
Services that assess climate change risks are springing up for home buyers, insurers and lenders.


Can AI help modernise Ireland's healthcare system?
Ireland is investing billions of euros to revamp its healthcare service - will AI help?


Countries compete to keep skilled young workers
EU nations hope that tax benefits might encourage young, skilled workers to stay, but will they work?


Will quantum computers disrupt critical infrastructure?
Quantum computers will be able to crack existing encryption and threaten critical infrastructure.


Hair: 'It’s just thrown away but it's gold'
India is the world's biggest exporter of human hair but it wants more of the lucrative wig market.


Why do kindness influencers get criticised?
Kindness influencers give away money and gifts but not everyone supports their work.


Why employees smuggle AI into work
Many staff are using AI at work without the permission of their employers.


Leaving X can be a tricky decision for brands
Many companies have left X but it's not always a simple decision.


Will young developers take on key open source software?
The founders of important open source software are getting older, who will take over?


GPs turn to AI to help with patient workload
Should more AI be used to help GPs with consultations and administrative work?


How AI uncovers new ways to tackle difficult diseases
Pharmaceutical firms are turning to AI to find new molecules that might be able to tackle disease.


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