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Environmental Activist Criticizes Lack of Transparency in AI Data Center Construction

Renowned environmental activist Erin Brockovich has criticized tech companies over the construction of data centers for artificial intelligence. She argues that projects are being implemented with insufficient transparency, causing concern among local residents. Brockovich highlighted that non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) allow developers to avoid public discussions about potential risks to infrastructure and the environment. Her initiative aims to foster greater accountability in the industry.

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Erin Brockovich Demands Transparency in Data Center Construction

Renowned environmental activist Erin Brockovich, famous for exposing corporate misconduct, has turned her attention to the lack of transparency in data center construction. Her new initiative aims to gather data on how these facilities affect nearby communities. In its first month, the project received nearly 4,000 reports from residents concerned about the absence of information on planned projects.

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Companies Create 'Heat Rescue Zones' for Employees

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Debate on 'AI Psychosis': Why Tech Leaders Are Losing Touch with Reality

Box founder Aaron Levie stated that tech company executives are suffering from 'AI psychosis'—an overreliance on artificial intelligence without a deep understanding of its practical applications. TechCrunch experts analyzed this trend, noting that many top managers implement AI solutions without considering the real needs of users and employees. This leads to declining product quality and growing customer dissatisfaction, as evidenced by the rising popularity of alternative services like DuckDuckGo*.

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Gaming PC with RTX 5060 and Core i7-14700F Drops by 33 380 ₽

Newegg has unveiled a compelling deal on the prebuilt ABS Cyclone Aqua gaming PC. Featuring an Intel Core i7-14700F processor and an Nvidia RTX 5060 graphics card, the system is now available at a 33 380 ₽ discount, making it one of the most competitive builds in its class. The limited-time offer brings the final price to 94 460 ₽ after applying the promo code, presenting an excellent opportunity for gamers.

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AI Systems Accelerate Exploitation of Vulnerabilities: How to Adapt Protection

New data reveals that artificial intelligence drastically reduces the time between vulnerability discovery and exploitation. While companies previously had days or weeks to apply patches, the window has now shrunk to mere hours. Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview model demonstrated the ability to independently discover thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities in popular operating systems and browsers, with the average attack time after CVE publication dropping to under 10 hours. This demands an immediate overhaul of vulnerability management and infrastructure protection approaches.

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Artist KC Green Reaches Copyright Settlement with AI Startup ArtisanArtificial intelligence

Artist KC Green Reaches Copyright Settlement with AI Startup Artisan

Artist KC Green, renowned for the iconic 'This is fine' meme, announced a settlement with AI startup Artisan. The dispute arose after the company used a modified version of his illustration in an ad campaign for its AI assistant, Ava. The original meme features a dog sitting calmly in a burning room with the phrase 'This is fine,' while Artisan’s ad replaced it with 'My pipeline is on fire,' urging users to hire an AI sales manager. The case highlights growing tensions between content creators and companies leveraging AI for image generation or modification.

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Nvidia to Unveil New ARM Chips N1 and N1X at Computex 2024Hardware

Nvidia to Unveil New ARM Chips N1 and N1X at Computex 2024

At Computex 2024, starting tomorrow, Nvidia will officially introduce its ARM-based processor lineup, N1 and N1X. Leaks have disclosed key specifications of the new chips, including core configurations, memory support, and power consumption. These processors will position Nvidia as a direct competitor to Apple, AMD, and Intel in the mobile and compact PC segment.

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Cryptocurrency Pearl Sparks GPU Mining Frenzy, but Profitability Already Declining

The launch of Pearl (PRL), a cryptocurrency leveraging AI-like computations for mining, triggered a brief surge in activity among GPU owners. However, within weeks, profitability for top-tier GPUs like the Nvidia RTX 5090 plummeted by nearly 50%, dropping from 2400 ₽ to 1200 ₽ per day. The cause was a sharp increase in network difficulty due to an influx of miners renting cloud-based GPU power, saturating the ecosystem and driving down returns.

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SoftBank to Invest Up to 6,2 трлн ₽ in AI Data Centers in France

SoftBank Group is planning Europe’s largest investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure, allocating up to 6,1 трлн ₽ (6,2 трлн ₽) for constructing data centers in France. The first phase of the 3,6 трлн ₽ project aims to deploy 3.1 GW of capacity in the Île-de-France region by 2031. SoftBank will partner with energy giant EDF and Schneider Electric, with the agreement set to be officially signed at the Choose France summit, attended by Masayoshi Son and President Emmanuel Macron.

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Black-Led US Startups Secure Record Investments Since 2022

According to Crunchbase, US startups led by Black founders have raised 45,7 млрд ₽ since the beginning of 2024, marking the highest quarterly total since 2022. However, experts note that this growth is driven by a few large deals, while the overall share of such startups in venture funding remains critically low. The trend highlights persistent disparities in access to capital for underrepresented founders.

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Modix MAMA-1000: Industrial 3D Printer with 3 kg/hour Output

Israeli company Modix has unveiled the industrial MAMA-1000 3D printer, capable of printing large-scale objects at speeds of up to 3 kg of plastic per hour. The device utilizes pellet extrusion technology, significantly accelerating production compared to traditional filament-based printers. With a build volume of one cubic meter, it is ideal for manufacturing furniture, statues, and other sizable items, offering both speed and versatility for industrial applications.

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