Author: Zach_Wilson
OpenAI is finally letting employees donate their equity to charity
Current and former OpenAI employees have grown increasingly frustrated by the fact that the company hasn’t allowed them to donate their equity to charity in years. But OpenAI has finally seemed to bow to pressure, sending out an email from the company’s equity team stating that current and former employees…
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Google updates its weather forecasts with a new AI model
The company’s AI-enhanced forecasts have proven themselves to be quite accurate so far. AI weather models have also been able to make predictions faster and more efficiently than conventional physics-based models. Until now, Google’s work in this area has been mostly experimental. Now, it’s making those predictions a selling point…
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In-car screens just got two big upgrades from LG and Harman – including the world’s first ‘dual view’ OLED
Harman’s Ready Display is first to receive HDR10+ Automotive certification LG wins CES Innovation Awards with dual-view OLED Both technologies will feature in future automotive applications The next generation of in-car entertainment is upon us, as two leading players in the industry announce new technologies that are slated to change…
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Google Calendar can finally block off time without faking a meeting
The latest feature update for Google Calendar allows you to block off time for tasks and mark yourself as busy, all in one place, expanding the existing Tasks feature in Calendar. It’s something Workspace users have been specifically requesting and effectively allows tasks to function like meetings, including options to…
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OWC lets you add workstation power to Apple’s smallest desktops – Helios 5S expansion means PCI-E finally comes to Thunderbolt 5 Macs
Helios 5S brings full PCIe expansion to small Apple desktop systems The expansion chassis supports full-height PCIe 4.0 x4 cards efficiently Users can connect three 8K displays for high-end creative workflows The move to Thunderbolt 5 has pushed OWC to rethink how external expansion should work for users who depend…
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NetChoice sues Virginia to block its one-hour social media limit for kids
The tech industry trade group NetChoice is suing Virginia over a new law that will restrict minors from using social media for more than one hour per day. The lawsuit, filed on Monday, asks the court to block the law over claims it violates the First Amendment by putting “unlawful…
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