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Atlantic City · Atlantic CityGetty Algorithms might help hotels illegally collude on prices, even if no humans from those businesses actually talk to each other about them, according to US antitrust enforcers. The Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission jointly submitted a statement of interest in Cornish-Adebiyi v. Caesars Entertainment, a case brought before the US District Court of New Jersey. The class action case was brought by New Jersey residents who rent…See the Story
Algorithms can aid price collusion, even if no humans actually talk to each other, US enforcers say
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Eric Adams · New YorkCath Virginia / The Verge | Photos by Getty Images New York City will soon start testing out technology that uses AI to detect guns at subway turnstiles, Mayor Eric Adams said on Thursday. Adams’ announcement comes one week after an altercation at a subway station in Brooklyn in which a man was shot with his own gun after pulling it on another passenger. Adams said the city is partnering with Evolv, a Massachusetts-based weapons detection compa…See the Story
NYC will test AI gun detectors on the subway
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Artificial IntelligenceIllustration: The Verge Sarah Bird, Microsoft’s chief product officer of responsible AI, tells The Verge in an interview that her team has designed several new safety features that will be easy to use for Azure customers who aren’t hiring groups of red teamers to test the AI services they built. Microsoft says these LLM-powered tools can detect potential vulnerabilities, monitor for hallucinations “that are plausible yet unsupported,” and block…See the Story
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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AppleNew iPad Pro models will reportedly add OLED displays and run on the new M3 chip, already found in several Macs. iPad Air will supposedly run on a new processor. 12.9-inch screen option would mark the first time the iPad Air line has offered a display larger than 10.9 inches.See the Story
An OLED iPad Pro and the first big-screen iPad Air will reportedly arrive in May
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SteelSeries’ multi-platform Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headset is nearly $70 off
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MicrosoftPhoto by Becca Farsace / The Verge After Windows and Surface chief Panos Panay departed Microsoft last year, the software giant quickly split his two divisions into two different teams. It was a move designed to push Windows engineers to focus on more web and AI features under Mikhail Parakhin, who was previously responsible for Bing and ads. It didn’t work out. Six months after that shake-up, Windows and Surface are back together under a new l…See the Story
How a Windows shake-up could position Microsoft to capitalize on AI PCs
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Long Island · Long IslandA wind turbine at the South Fork Wind Farm in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Long Island, New York, on December 7th, 2023. | Photo by Steve Pfost / Newsday RM via Getty Images Labor groups inked a first-of-its-kind deal to support local hiring and union jobs with the developer of New York’s first offshore wind port. It’s an agreement for the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal, envisioned as a crucial onshore staging area for some of America’s …See the Story
New York’s first offshore wind hub to be built with union labor
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AmazonImage: Amazon Amazon now lets you sign up for its palm recognition service directly from your phone. It’s launching a new Amazon One app on iOS and Android you can use to take a photo of your palm and set up your account, allowing you to start scanning your palm at locations that support the verification tech. Previously, Amazon required users to visit physical locations to enroll in Amazon One, which lets you make a purchase or verify your age…See the Story
Amazon’s palm-scanning service now lets you sign up from your phone
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