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Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	東京リージョンのBedrockにClaude 3がやっと来た！？宇宙最速で検知して確認してみた	https://qiita.com/shimagaji/items/b636b3d00efadafff81b	amazonbedrock,anthropic,bedrock	2024-08-06 05:30:20
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Judge rules Google is a search and advertising monopoly	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/08/05/judge-rules-that-google-is-a-search-and-advertising-monopoly?utm_medium=rss	Google violated antitrust law in the United States a federal judge has ruled with Google ruled by the court to have monopolized advertising and search Google pays Apple billions to be the default search in SafariThe U S Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit against Alphabet the parent company of Google has hit an important development According to Judge Amit Metha and after a ten week trial Google has been ruled to be in breach of Section of the Sherman Act Google is a monopolist and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly the ruling states Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2024-08-05 20:08:49
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Safari's Distraction Control will obliterate annoying website elements	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/08/05/safaris-distraction-control-will-obliterate-annoying-website-elements?utm_medium=rss	Apple has brought out a new test feature for Safari in iOS and macOS Sequoia with Distraction Control able to hide parts of a webpage Distraction Control in Safari for iOS Arriving as part of the iOS iPadOS and macOS Sequoia developer betas Safari is getting a new feature Distraction Control allows users to get rid of distracting elements from a webpage The feature operates fairly simply with users needing to navigate to the Page Menu in the Smart Search field to select it After that they can click on an element of the webpage and it will be removed from view Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2024-08-05 20:05:00
海外TECH	Engadget	NVIDIA’s AI team reportedly scraped YouTube, Netflix videos without permission	https://www.engadget.com/ai/nvidias-ai-team-reportedly-scraped-youtube-netflix-videos-without-permission-204942022.html?src=rss	In the latest example of a troubling industry pattern NVIDIA appears to have scraped troves of copyrighted content for AI training On Monday Media s Samantha Cole reported that the trillion company asked workers to download videos from YouTube Netflix and other datasets to develop commercial AI projects The graphics card maker is among the tech companies appearing to have adopted a move fast and break things ethos as they race to establish dominance in this feverish too often shameful AI gold rush The training was reportedly to develop models for products like its Omniverse D world generator self driving car systems and digital human efforts NVIDIA defended its practice in an email to Engadget A company spokesperson said its research is in full compliance with the letter and the spirit of copyright law while claiming IP laws protect specific expressions but not facts ideas data or information The company equated the practice to a person s right to learn facts ideas data or information from another source and use it to make their own expression Human computer what s the difference YouTube doesn t appear to agree Spokesperson Jack Malon pointed us to a Bloomberg story from April quoting CEO Neal Mohan saying using YouTube to train AI models would be a clear violation of its terms Our previous comment still stands the YouTube policy communications manager wrote to Engadget That quote from Mohan in April was in response to reports that OpenAI trained its Sora text to video generator on YouTube videos without permission Last month a report showed that the startup Runway AI followed suit NVIDIA employees who raised ethical and legal concerns about the practice were reportedly told by their managers that it had already been green lit by the company s highest levels This is an executive decision Ming Yu Liu vice president of research at NVIDIA replied We have an umbrella approval for all of the data Others at the company allegedly described its scraping as an open legal issue they d tackle down the road It all sounds similar to Facebook s Meta s old move fast and break things motto which has succeeded admirably at breaking quite a few things That included the privacy of millions of people In addition to the YouTube and Netflix videos NVIDIA reportedly instructed workers to train on movie trailer database MovieNet internal libraries of video game footage and Github video datasets WebVid now taken down after a cease and desist and InternVid M The latter is a dataset containing million YouTube video IDs Some of the data NVIDIA allegedly trained on was only marked as eligible for academic or otherwise non commercial use HD VG M a library of million YouTube videos includes a usage license specifying that it s only meant for academic research NVIDIA reportedly brushed aside concerns about academic only terms insisting their batches were fair game for its commercial AI products To evade detection from YouTube NVIDIA reportedly downloaded content using virtual machines VMs with rotating IP addresses to avoid bans In response to a worker s suggestion to use a third party IP address rotating tool another NVIDIA employee reportedly wrote We are on Amazon Web Services and restarting a virtual machine instance gives a new public IP So that s not a problem so far Media s full report on NVIDIA s practices is worth a read This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-08-05 20:49:43
海外TECH	Engadget	Google 'is a monopolist' in search, US judge rules in antitrust case	https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/google-is-a-monopolist-in-search-us-judge-rules-in-antitrust-case-193358356.html?src=rss	Google is in deep trouble after a federal judge ruled that the company illegally abused a monopoly over the search industry The ruling follows a week trial held in that stemmed from a lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice and several states nbsp Google is a monopolist and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly Judge Amit Mehta of the US District Court for the District of Columbia wrote in the ruling It has violated Section of the Sherman Act Mehta has not imposed any remedies on Google at the time of writing The judge may order Google to change how it operates or even sell parts of its business nbsp The lawsuit claimed that Google illegally acted to maintain its dominant position in search through a number of actions such as paying the likes of Apple Samsung and Mozilla billions of dollars per year to be the default search engine on their phones and web browsers The DOJ argued that Google facilitates almost percent of web searches and that by paying to be the default option it prevented rivals from achieving the kind of scale needed to compete As such Google is deemed to benefitted in terms of both revenue and data collection Those search access points are preset with a default search engine the ruling reads The default is extremely valuable real estate Because many users simply stick to searching with the default Google receives billions of queries every day through those access points Google derives extraordinary volumes of user data from such searches It then uses that information to improve search quality According to Mehta Google has acknowledged that losing its position as the default search engine on various platforms would harm its bottom line For instance Google has projected that losing the Safari default would result in a significant drop in queries and billions of dollars in lost revenues the ruling states nbsp Google released the following statement from Kent Walker President of Global affairs on X regarding the judge s decision This decision recognizes that Google offers the best search engine but concludes that we shouldn t be allowed to make it easily available We appreciate the Court s finding that Google is the industry s highest quality search engine which has earned Google the trust of hundreds of millions of daily users that Google has long been the best search engine particularly on mobile devices has continued to innovate in search and that Apple and Mozilla occasionally assess Google s search quality relative to its rivals and find Google s to be superior Given this and that people are increasingly looking for information in more and more ways we plan to appeal As this process continues we will remain focused on making products that people find helpful and easy to use During the trial Google argued that its significant slice of market share was due to having a better product that consumers appreciated It s likely to appeal Mehta s ruling In addition the DOJ claimed that Google held a monopoly over ads that appear in search results It argued that Google artificially inflated the prices of ads beyond what they d cost in a free market In his ruling Mehta agreed that Google has exercised its monopoly power by charging supracompetitive prices for general search text ads That conduct has allowed Google to earn monopoly profits However the judge added that Google does not hold monopoly power in the broader market of search advertising Meanwhile Mehta declined to impose sanctions on Google for failing to preserve employee chat messages that may have been pertinent to the case The ruling notes that since Google deletes chat messages between its employees by default after hours The court s decision not to sanction Google should not be understood as condoning Google s failure to preserve chat evidence Mehta wrote Any company that puts the onus on its employees to identify and preserve relevant evidence does so at its own peril Google avoided sanctions in this case It may not be so lucky in the next one Google and the DOJ are set to return to federal court in September over an ad tech case Update August PM ET This story was updated to include Google s statement on the ruling This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-08-05 20:38:45
海外TECH	Engadget	X is reportedly closing its San Francisco office	https://www.engadget.com/social-media/x-is-reportedly-closing-its-san-francisco-office-203650428.html?src=rss	X will soon close its longtime San Francisco office and move employees to offices elsewhere in the Bay Area according to an email from CEO Linda Yaccarino reported by The New York Times Yaccarino s note to employees comes several weeks after Elon Musk threatened to move X s headquarters out of California and into Austin Texas Yaccarino s note however doesn t seem to mention Texas According to The New York Times she told employees the closure will happen over the next few weeks and that employees will work out of a shared engineering space in Palo Alto that s also used by xAI as well as other locations in San Jose Twitter and now X has had a rocky relationship with its home base since Musk s takeover of the company Musk banned employees from working remotely shortly after taking over the company in and ordered many Twitter workers back to the office in the mid Market neighborhood of San Francisco He later ran afoul of the city s Department of Building Inspection for installing a giant flashing X on top of the building and for reportedly converting office space into hotel rooms for employees to sleep in The company s landlord had also sued X over unpaid rent The San Francisco Chronicle reported earlier this year The lawsuit was later dismissed Despite Musk s frequent complaints about San Francisco and its elected leaders he had previously vowed to keep the company s headquarters in the city Many have offered rich incentives for X fka Twitter to move its HQ out of San Francisco Musk tweeted last year Moreover the city is in a doom spiral with one company after another left or leaving Therefore they expect X will move too We will not You only know who your real friends are when the chips are down San Francisco beautiful San Francisco though others forsake you we will always be your friend But even before Musk s recent posts about moving to Austin there were other signs X may be getting ready to leave after all The San Francisco Chronicle reported in July that X s landlord was looking to sublease much of the company s square foot headquarters X didn t immediately respond to a request for comment This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-08-05 20:36:50
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