Month: April 2023
ChatGPT returns to Italy after ban
ChatGPT maker OpenAI has restored access to its service in Italy, saying it has implemented changes to satisfy Italian regulators. “ChatGPT is available again to our users in Italy,” it said in a statement published by The Associated Press and also sent to The Verge. “We are excited to welcome…
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Mitsubishi wants to be the world’s carbon broker
Mitsubishi wants to be the world’s biggest dealer of carbon removal credits. Keep in mind that the company has its hand in many of the most polluting industries out there — from producing cars to natural gas, coal, petrochemicals and plastics. And carbon credits have become a popular way for…
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TikToker Kat Abu Is So Happy Tucker Carlson Got Fired
Two weeks before Tucker Carlson got canned, I hung out with Abughazaleh and five of her Media Matters colleagues in their Navy Yard office overlooking the Anacostia River to watch them watch Fox News’s evening lineup. The space is massive, with open seating and large conference rooms — and very few…
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is a gorgeous spectacle that confuses schmaltz for sentimentality
The appeal of James Gunn’s Guardians of the Galaxy films has always been their ability to feel truly set apart and distinct from the rest of Marvel’s multigenre cinematic universe, all while sticking to the studio’s house style just enough for crossovers to make sense. The first Guardians humorously opened…
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DDoS attacks are getting more complex and harder to spot
Domain Name Server (DNS) Amplification attacks, a form of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) incidents, are on the rise, a new report from Lumen Technologies has claimed, adding that classic DDoS attacks are growing more complex, and harder to spot. Lumen’s report, based on data from company tools, as well…
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Reddit is trying chat rooms again
Reddit is piloting new chat channels where you can hold real-time conversations with other users. The Discord-like channels will live within various subreddits, allowing you to swap between browsing through posts and chatting with other Redditors about a range of topics. While this may sound a bit like Reddit’s Live…
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