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First M2 MacBook Air Orders Begin Shipping Out to Customers Ahead of July 15 Launch

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First M2 MacBook Air Orders Begin Shipping Out to Customers Ahead of July 15 Launch

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The M2 MacBook Air is set to launch on Friday, July 15, and the first orders placed last week have now started shipping out to customers ahead of the machine's debut date. Apple is already sending out shipment notifications to some customers who are expecting a July 15 delivery.
- The main idea is that Apple will start shipping on 15 Jul for customers who buy the MacBook Air M2 on 8 Jul.
- The thing I can learn from this article is that these MacBook Air models are shipped from China to customers directly. Normally, in Thai we receive Apple product from Sigaphore.
- I recommend this to my classmates who are interested in buying a MacBook air m2.

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Baidu unveils new self-driving taxi in China

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Baidu unveils new self-driving taxi in China

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Chinese technology giant Baidu has unveiled the next vehicle to join its self-driving taxi service, Apollo Go.

It says its new model, the Apollo RT6, has the the road skills of a driver with 20 years' experience.

Under Chinese regulation, the autonomous cars currently still require a safety driver's presence.

But one day, Baidu says, the RT6's detachable steering wheel could be replaced by extra seats, vending machines, desks or games consoles.
- The main idea is Baidu unveils new self-driving taxi name "Apollo RT6"
- The thing I can learn from this article is that self-driving technology is not a dream. It will happen soon in China.
- I recommend this to my classmates. Because it will be a big change to our lives in the future.

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Blake Lemoine: Google fires engineer who said AI tech has feelings

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Blake Lemoine: Google fires engineer who said AI tech has feelings

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Google has fired one of its engineers who said the company's artificial intelligence system has feelings.

Last month, Blake Lemoine went public with his theory that Google's language technology is sentient and should therefore have its "wants" respected.

Google, plus several AI experts, denied the claims and on Friday the company confirmed he had been sacked.

Mr Lemoine told the BBC he is getting legal advice, and declined to comment further.
- The main idea is that Google fired an engineer who said Google AI had a felling.
- What I can learn from this is a future where we may have AI to use in normal life. Due to the news that AI has been developed to be more and more capable.
- I recommend this to my classmates. Because. Everyone should be prepared for the coming of the new gen AI.

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"So, it's regrettable that despite lengthy engagement on this topic, Blake still chose to persistently violate clear employment and data security policies that include the need to safeguard product information," the statement said.

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Blake Lemoine: Google fires engineer who said AI tech has feelings

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"So, it's regrettable that despite lengthy engagement on this topic, Blake still chose to persistently violate clear employment and data security policies that include the need to safeguard product information," the statement said.

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The U.S. made a breakthrough battery discovery — then gave the technology to China

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The U.S. made a breakthrough battery discovery — then gave the technology to China

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When a group of engineers and researchers gathered in a warehouse in Mukilteo, Wash., 10 years ago, they knew they were onto something big. They scrounged up tables and chairs, cleared out space in the parking lot for experiments and got to work.

They were building a battery — a vanadium redox flow battery — based on a design created by two dozen U.S. scientists at a government lab. The batteries were about the size of a refrigerator, held enough energy to power a house, and could be used for decades. The engineers pictured people plunking them down next to their air conditioners, attaching solar panels to them, and everyone living happily ever after off the grid.
- The main idea is that flow battery is built by a group of engineers the warehouse they work in has shuttered, then they gave this technology to a company in China.
- The thing I can learn from this article is that technology can be free to other nations,  like China.
-I do not recommend this to my classmates. Because it is specialized for engineers, it might  make my classmates boring.

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Google's Plan to Nix Spam Filters on Political Emails Approved

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Google's Plan to Nix Spam Filters on Political Emails Approved

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The Federal Election Commission greenlighted Google's controversial pilot program, which could mean a flood of spam in your inbox this election cycle.
You may soon see a lot more emails in your Gmail inbox asking for campaign contributions, thanks to a Thursday decision by the Federal Election Commission to let Google move forward on a pilot program to make it easier for political campaign emails to bypass spam filters.
- The main idea is Google was approved to handle electoral email spam.
- What I can learn from this article is that a spam email is very annoying for everyone, but Google does not handle it because of benefits.
- I recommend this to my friends. Because sometimes spam email is a danger for us.

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Another crypto bridge attack: Nomad loses $190 million in 'chaotic' hack

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Another crypto bridge attack: Nomad loses $190 million in 'chaotic' hack

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New York (CNN Business)Heists continue to plague the crypto world, with news of large sums stolen from digital currency firms seemingly every month. But while crypto exchanges were once the main point of attack, hackers now appear to have a new target: blockchain bridges.

Bridges are the infrastructure that allow users to exchange assets between different blockchains, the digital database underpinning major cryptocurrencies. When a bridge service swaps one coin for another, it "wraps" the currency so that it will function on the other blockchain.
- The main idea is that hackers appearing to attack blockchain bridges.
- The thing I can learn from this article is everything in cyber has a risk of losing something.
- I recommend this to my classmates. Because I want to warn my friends to beware of being hacked appear.

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Another crypto bridge attack: Nomad loses $190 million in 'chaotic' hack

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Heists continue to plague the crypto world, with news of large sums stolen from digital currency firms seemingly every month. But while crypto exchanges were once the main point of attack, hackers now appear to have a new target: blockchain bridges.

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People are being warned to look out for fake emails and texts claiming to offer discounts on energy bills.

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People are being warned to look out for fake emails and texts claiming to offer discounts on energy bills.

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A number of different scams have been circulating, including some that appear to be from the energy regulator Ofgem.

The government has announced that a £400 energy bill discount will be available to all households.

But this will be automatic and people should not give away personal details in order to apply.

Energy bills have been rising sharply - it had been forecast they could reach £4,200 in 2023 - although the government has since said typical household energy bills will be capped at £2,500 annually until 2024.

Ofgem has asked energy suppliers to be clearer on potential customer fraud on their websites.
- The main idea is that people receive messages to apply for the £400 "non-repayable discount".
- The thing I can learn from this article is we should be careful about scam messages.
- I recommend this article to my friend. This article may help my friend from scammers.

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Oxfordshire teen arrested in police hacking investigation

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Oxfordshire teen arrested in police hacking investigation

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A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of hacking as part of an investigation by the National Crime Agency.

City of London Police said the 17-year-old, from Oxfordshire, was detained on Thursday evening as part of an inquiry supported by the UK's National Cyber Crime Unit.

The teenager remains in custody, police said.

No other details about the nature of the investigation were disclosed.
- The main idea of this article is a teenager in London who has been arrested because of suspicion of hacking.
- What I can learn from this article is hacking is not a good thing. We should use that skill in another way.
- I recommend this to my friends. Because everyone can be a hacker, we should be careful.

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Amazon Fire 7 review: a budget tablet for the basics

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Amazon Fire 7 review: a budget tablet for the basics

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After three years, Amazon’s finally updated its most affordable tablet: the Fire 7. Starting at $59.99 ($74.99 without lockscreen ads), the new model costs slightly more than its predecessor but comes with increased RAM as well as battery life that matches the larger and considerably more expensive Fire HD 10’s. It also gets USB-C, up to 32GB of built-in storage, and a more powerful processor.

But do those extra features make it a good buy? After spending a month testing the ad-free version of the Fire 7, I’d say yes. As long as you’re only looking for a cheap entertainment tablet, this is a decent device, especially if you’re already embedded in the Amazon ecosystem. Sure, you’re going to have to be comfortable with some pretty big tradeoffs — like a seriously low-resolution, pixelated screen — but at this price, nobody’s expecting perfection.
- The main idea is that Amazon has launched a new budget tablet.
- The thing I can learn from this article is that Amazon's company always launch good stuff.
- I recommend this to my classmates because this tablet could be a choice for those who are looking for a new tablet.

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I briefly played with Logitech’s new G Cloud Gaming Handheld

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I briefly played with Logitech’s new G Cloud Gaming Handheld

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Yesterday, Logitech announced its $349.99 G Cloud Gaming Handheld, which is coming out in the US on October 17th (until then, it’s $50 off to preorder). Today, I got to briefly test it out. It was just a 10-minute demo, but it was long enough for me to snap a few photos, launch some apps, and see how it felt in my hands. We’ll have a full review in the coming weeks.

As I arrived at the testing station, Deathloop (freshly available on Xbox Game Pass) was streaming via Wi-Fi to the handheld’s Xbox Cloud Gaming app. Sadly, it was the action-less intro sequence, but I still got to sprint and jump around. Though it wasn’t a fun killer, like all of my experiences with cloud game streaming, there was just a whiff of input lag that, at least for me, is difficult to ignore. On the plus side, the G Cloud’s buttons, triggers, and analog stick layout feel good. As for visual fidelity, it’s tough to know how much can be blamed on a congested Wi-Fi network, but the game’s dark environments looked a little fuzzy on its seven-inch 1080p IPS panel.
- The main idea is Logitech company has announce a new gadget for gamer.
- The thing I can learn from this is a game for PC that there is no need to play on PC anyway.
- I recommend this for my friends who loves to play a game.

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The flying car that could turn into a biplane

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The flying car that could turn into a biplane

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At a launch event at Draper University in San Mateo, California, a start-up revealed how its flying car hopes to take off.

Alef bills its still-in-development electric vehicle, the Model A, as the first true flying car - a vehicle that it hopes will look like a sleek electric car but be capable of vertical take-off, and able to fly for 110km (68 miles).

The firm hopes to compete in a market occupied by well-advanced rivals, such as AirCar and the Pal-V gyrocopter that are already flying and driving.

But Jim Dukhovny, Alef's chief executive and co-founder, argues most existing vehicles are not strictly flying cars in his opinion.

"A flying car has to be a car, which means it can drive on a regular street, park in a regular parking space. And it also should have vertical take-off," he told the BBC.

"If you require an airport to take-off, what problem are you solving? And why is this a flying car?"
- The main idea is Draper University has development frying electric car.
- The thing I can learn from this article is something that is impossible can be true, like a flying car.
- I recommend this to my friends. Because it is a new generation of car in our world.

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Supply shortages, logistics bottlenecks and rising costs are hitting Tesla as it rapidly ramps up production of its electric cars.

While the problems have improved in recent months, they remain immediate challenges, Tesla said in a financial update for investors.

Revenue was lower than expected in the three months ending in September, as car sales fell short of expectations.

But at $21.45bn (£19.12bn), it remained more than 50% higher than a year ago.

Tesla, led by billionaire Elon Musk, has been growing aggressively in recent years, opening new factories in the US, China and Germany and boosting output.

The company delivered 343,000 cars in the quarter - a record that was up more than 40% from the same period last year.
- The main idea is Tesla said in a financial update for investors.
- The thing I can learn from this article is that sometimes big companies don't get a target.
- I recommend this to my friends because this article is a good learning for setting a target for something.