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'Believe it' You can use a Raspberry Pi to detect Naruto hand seals with the power of AI

Lucas Fernando is using AI and a Linux PC to read Naruto hand seals, project

Tom’s Hardware · Jun 27, 2024

Saving your brains for the good stuff, not 'grunt work'

Artificial intelligence tools can take the "grunt work" out of safeguarding vital systems against weakness and loss, according to energy companies and banks.

AAP · Jun 16, 2024

A year on, have indie game devs changed their views on AI?

We got back in touch with six indie developers to see whether their viewpoints on AI have moved.

Creative Bloq · Jun 13, 2024

War of the Wordle: New York Times in legal row with geography-based spinoff

Worldle is ‘creating confusion’ for consumers, the newspaper claims

The Independent UK · May 31, 2024

Leaked Google documents spill the secrets behind its mighty search engine

The leaked documents hint that user engagement affects rankings, which goes against what Google said before.

Android Central · May 29, 2024

Microsoft just gave GitHub a whole load of new Copilot tools

GitHub’s generative AI chatbot sees major upgrade with support for third-party and private extensions.

TechRadar · May 22, 2024

BreadboardOS is the best thing since sliced bread for your Raspberry Pi Pico

Cavin McKinley has created custom firmware for the RP2040 called Breadboard OS that provides a CLI for quick prototyping with the microcontroller.

Tom’s Hardware · May 16, 2024

Nintendo keeps playing DMCA whack-a-mole with Yuzu Switch emulator copies on Github, but it'll never be able to fully stamp them out

Yuzu's code is out there for good, but Nintendo can certainly make it harder to develop.

PC Gamer · May 3, 2024

Nintendo hits 8,535 clones of Switch emulator Yuzu with a DMCA all at once

Nintendo's crusade against Yuzu continues

GamesRadar · May 2, 2024

Popular terminal tool you could use on Windows and WSL is no more, but there are already some great alternatives

Popular CLI tool, Neofetch, is no more on either Linux or Windows, with the developer archiving the project on GitHub. But there are alternatives you can already use.

Windows Central · May 1, 2024