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US officials concerned over Apple's AI partnership plans in China
anthogag said:Apple is doing what it needs to to be a player China’s market.The US government should not take allies for granted and work with allies on AI. Part of China’s government’s AI success would be alienating America from its allies for AI research and development. -
How to use Siri to get answers from ChatGPT
After further troubleshooting, I seem to have solved the Apple Intelligence failure. I tried many things, but apparently the thing that fixed it was setting all of my language choices to "English (United States)". In System Preferences the settings that I have now synced are:- System Settings / Keyboard / Dictation / Languages = English (United States)
- System Settings / Apple Intelligence & Siri / Language = English (United States)
- System Settings / General / Language & Region / Region = United States
- System Settings / Accessibility / Voice Control / Language = English (United States)
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iPhone 17 - Eight upgrade-worthy features rumored for fall 2025
"the iPhone 16, which does stay cooler than previous models"The irony (or if I'm feeling less generous, "inaccuracy") about that statement is that Apple is making iPhones cooler primarily by dispersing more heat, not by generating less heat. (The article calls it "cooling systems" but a more scientifically accurate term would be a "heat transfer system.") You can hold white-hot space shuttle tiles with your bare hands because they don't transfer heat very well, which is the opposite of heat transfer materials. Most computers have extensive heat-sink mechanisms to disperse heat more quickly and effectively. Even the International Space Station does this, because half of the panels that you see collect solar energy, but the other half are radiators that disperse heat into space.
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TikTok has shut itself down in the US ahead of January 19 deadline.
JFC_PA said:Other than suspicions has anyone ever delivered actual proof of any PRC security violations involving TikTok?
China's National Intelligence Law (2017)1. Article 7:
• Requires organizations and citizens to “support, assist, and cooperate with state intelligence work” upon request.
• This clause is interpreted as obligating companies to provide data and other forms of cooperation to Chinese intelligence agencies.
2. Article 14:
• Grants intelligence agencies the authority to demand assistance from organizations or individuals and to use their resources for intelligence gathering.
3. Article 28:
• Emphasizes confidentiality, stating that individuals and organizations must not disclose their involvement in assisting intelligence activities.
China's Personal Information Protection Law (2021): Similar to GDPR in some respects but includes provisions that prioritize national security over personal privacy.
In case you didn't notice in the text above, TikTok is prohibited by law from revealing if China's intelligence agencies have taken their data.
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Sonnet Echo 13 Thunderbolt 5 Dock first with integrated PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD Storage