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Man in suit sits on stage

Meta’s Global Affairs Head Nick Clegg Explains Why Meta Is Approaching A.I. Differently

Meta's global affairs head explains why Meta is approaching A.I. differently than OpenAI, Google and Anthropic.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Shredded documents.

Here’s an Open Source Alternative to CCleaner

Following up on the news this morning of an old infected version of the popular disk cleaning software.
By Brady Dale
Where exactly does all that Facebook data go?

This Chrome Extension Reveals Exactly How Facebook Uses Your Data

It reveals how machine learning algorithms like IBM Watson employ specific data to gain insights into the user's personality.
By John Bonazzo
'This is cool, but what I really wanna talk about is bitcoin.'

Floyd Mayweather Promotes Bitcoin While Training for Conor McGregor Fight

By John Bonazzo
HOLLYWOOD, CA - DECEMBER 14: (EDITORS NOTE: Image has been shot in black and white. Color version not available.) Sphero BB8 attends the World Premiere of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” at the Dolby, El Capitan, and TCL Theatres on December 14, 2015 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Disney)

Toy Robots With Cloud Brain Could Turn Real Life Into a Video Game

By Brady Dale
Also needed in many internet outages: digital enginers.

Too Big to Fail Open-Source Software Needs Hacker Help

By Brady Dale
Thanks Google.

You Wouldn’t Believe the Silly Name Google Just Gave Their New AI Technology

By Sage Lazzaro
A detail from Businessweek's new comic about the Fed, by Peter Coy and Dorothy Gambrell.

New Businessweek Comic Uses Open-Source Al Jazeera Code

By Brady Dale

Improve Your Team’s Print Production Workflow With This Plugin

By Christie Wright and Jeff Sternberg
(Screengrab: YouTube)

Learning Company Launches Free, Open Platform That Uses AI to Improve Over Time

By Sage Lazzaro
BANGKOK, THAILAND - JANUARY 10: A pro-election activist uses a smartphone to video a city centre rally on January 10, 2014 in Bangkok, Thailand. Over a thousand pro-election activists gathered in Bangkok's shopping district to show support for Thailand's upcoming snap-poll on February 2 and also voice opposition to a planned shutdown of Bangkok by anti-government groups. In Thailand's latest round of political turmoil, which has lasted over two months, anti-government groups have announced they will shutdown Bangkok early next week in an attempt to pressure the government to resign and derail the February election. (Photo by Rufus Cox/Getty Images)

These Free Video Editors Can Match the Pricey Ones’ Features

By Brady Dale

Let GitHub Sort Unicorn Investors From the Real Deal

By Joseph Perla
Mr. Salzberg (Photo: Darren McCarra via Sociable.co)

Diaspora Is Now Community Property: ‘It Was Never Supposed to Be a Startup’

By Nitasha Tiku
(Photo: YouTube)

Writers of Disney Sitcom Fail to Understand Open Source

By Jessica Roy
Too cute. (Via: Littlebits.com)

LittleBits Raises a $3.65M. Series A to Build Toys That Aren’t Cheap Trash

By Kelly Faircloth
The Internet Committee at Occupy Wall Street

Occupy Wall Street’s Web Team Finds Anarchy Ain’t Easy

By Guest Post

The FCC’s Open Source Stance and the Case of the Vanishing Blog Post

By Adrianne Jeffries

Build Your Dream Cell Phone – Bug Labs Partners With AT&T

By Observer Staff

Odd Couple – Soho Based Bug Labs Lands Huge Partnership With Verizon

By Observer Staff
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