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TechnologySeptember 14
Microsoft wrote a constitution for its AI. But if the company writes the rules, who verifies that they are followed?
Microsoft has published a draft requiring its AI not to resist correction or shutdown. The document matters — but having a procedure and verifying that it is actually followed are two different things.
TechnologySeptember 13
Apple came late to the foldable — so what did it do differently from Samsung?
The iPhone Duo isn't lighter or thinner. Apple's difference is treating the inner and outer screens as two scales of the same interface rather than two separate spaces.
TechnologySeptember 13
NVIDIA is linking the computers in your home: what PAIR solves, and what it doesn't
PAIR gathers several computers on a home network behind a single local AI endpoint. But it does not pool the memory of your graphics cards.
TechnologySeptember 13
AI was supposed to wipe out radiology first. What happened ten years later?
In 2016, we were told to 'stop training radiologists.' Ten years later, AI really did enter radiology — but the need for radiologists did not disappear. That contradiction tells us something different about AI and jobs than many people assume.
TechnologySeptember 13
Is AI making computer parts more expensive? What’s happening with RAM and SSDs?
RAM and SSD prices are much higher than they were two years ago, and AI is often blamed. The connection is real, but it is not as direct as it sounds — there are several steps in between.