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YouTube Music officially adds podcasts to its platform in the United States for Android, iOS, and web users, offering a seamless and feature-rich podcast listening experience. The new addition comes after YouTube's podcasting head, Kai Chuk, hinted at the integration a few months ago. Podcasts on YouTube Music will be available for on-demand listening, offline access, background play, and seamless
The Supreme Court is set to hear two cases determining whether government officials can block their social media critics without violating the First Amendment.
A Cardiff University student achieved the highest grade on a ChatGPT-assisted essay, raising questions about academic integrity and prompting the university to review its policies and educate students on the proper use of AI in academic work.
Tesla employees exposed owners' privacy by sharing sensitive camera footage, resulting in a significant breach of trust. Discover the implications and details of this alarming revelation.
NASA reveals Artemis 2 crew, including astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Hammock Koch, and Jeremy Hansen, set to orbit Moon in November 2024.
I spent a lot of time on the show today talking about my new assistant, Chatgpt, which I feel is increasing my productivity by at least 35%. Meanwhile, the CAIDP has filed a complaint against OpenAI, calling for a halt to generative AI models like GPT-4, citing bias, privacy, and misuse concerns. While I understand the concern I think pushing
Twitter's source code was leaked on GitHub, potentially exposing the platform's vulnerabilities and trade secrets.