The new physics simulation, Genesis, trains robots 430,000 times faster than reality. One hour of compute time in the simulation equals 10 years in the real world.
Genesis uses graphics cards similar to those that power video games to run up to 100,000 copies of a simulation simultaneously, processing physics calculations up to 80 times faster than existing robot simulators.
The Italian agency fined OpenAI 15 million euros for processing users' personal data to train ChatGPT without adequate legal basis and for lacking an effective age verification system to prevent children under 13 from accessing inappropriate content.
The watchdog ordered OpenAI to launch a six-month public awareness campaign about how ChatGPT works and to implement better age verification systems.
BlueSky updated its platform to automatically preserve the original .bsky.social suffix when users change their names to custom domains, preventing username squatting.
YouTube is cracking down on clickbait videos that promise content but fail to deliver, starting with India before potentially expanding globally.
The CPUC mandated fingerprint checks for Uber drivers transporting teens to ensure they have no disqualifying criminal records, as drivers are in a position of trust and control over minors.
The CFPB sued Zelle's operators for failing to properly investigate fraud complaints and reimburse victims, resulting in over $870 million in losses since Zelle's launch in 2017.
Malaysian networks must obtain licenses to combat cybercrime, including online fraud, gambling, cyberbullying, and sexual crimes against children.
Google is developing an AI mode for its search engine that offers a conversational interface similar to Gemini, providing AI responses, relevant web pages, and a search bar for follow-up questions.
A new physics simulation trains robots 430,000 times faster than reality, Italy’s data protection agency has fined ChatGPT maker OpenAI 15 million euros, and Bluesky has received an update that protects against cybersquatting.
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