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IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] とらのあな、通信販売でのVisa／Mastercard決済を停止に　13日以降は利用できず　コミケ前に突如発表	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2408/09/news175.html	itmedia,news,visamastercard	2024-08-09 21:19:00
海外TECH	Ars Technica	US military tracks more than 300 pieces of debris from Chinese launch	https://arstechnica.com/?p=2041957	After nearly every flight the upper stage of this rocket breaks apart in orbit	2024-08-09 12:41:52
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Doom + Doom II is a great excuse to jump back into Hell, for free or for $10	https://arstechnica.com/?p=2042048	Just how you remember it but through a K fps accessible lens	2024-08-09 12:29:21
海外TECH	ReadWriteWeb	Instagram will now let you do a photo dump of 20 images	https://readwrite.com/instagram-will-now-let-you-do-a-photo-dump-of-20-images/	Photo dumps just got even larger as Instagram has now doubled the amount of photos and videos that you can Continue reading Instagram will now let you do a photo dump of imagesThe post Instagram will now let you do a photo dump of images appeared first on ReadWrite	2024-08-09 12:26:28
海外TECH	Engadget	X accused of using EU user data to train Grok without consent	https://www.engadget.com/ai/x-accused-of-using-eu-user-data-to-train-grok-without-consent-133042114.html?src=rss	Ireland s Data Protection Commission DPC is taking Elon Musk s X to court According to Irish broadcaster RTE the commission has launched High Court proceedings against Twitter International over concerns on how Europeans public posts on X are being used to train the company s artificial intelligence tools The data protection watchdog is especially worried that European users data is being used to train the next version of Grok that Musk previously said will be released sometime this month nbsp In July X rolled out a change that automatically activated a setting for all users allowing the website to use their public posts on the platform to train its AI chatbot further The commission told TechCrunch nbsp that it was surprised by X s decision seeing as it has been in contact with the company on the matter for months X has had a help page instructing users on how to opt out of their data being used for AI training since at least May but it didn t exactly tell them that it s switching on its access to people s data by default nbsp The DPC has acknowledged that X had given people the mechanism to opt out However it reportedly isn t enough for the agency which argued that there s still a significant number of European based X users whose data had been processed without being afforded the protection of those mitigation measures X s use of people s data to train Grok violates its obligations under the EU s General Data Protection Regulation GDPR according to the commission Not offering users an opt out mechanism in a timely manner also violates the GDPR it added nbsp As TechCrunch notes there must be at least one legal basis for a European user s data to be lawfully processed under the GDPR If a company wants to legally process a user s data for instance it must get their express consent or it must be because the user needs to fulfill contractual obligations There are other lawful purposes wherein a person s data could be used but the DPC s complaint indicates that it doesn t believe X has any legal basis for its actions nbsp Twitter International X s Irish division also reportedly refused to stop processing users data and to delay the launch of the next version of Grok as the commission had requested That s why the DPC has decided to push through with its complaint ーso that it can ask the court to suspend or completely prohibit the company from training any AI system with X users data If the court determines that X has indeed violated GDPR rules the company could be fined up to percent of its annual worldwide turnover nbsp After the DPC brought its complaint to court though X agreed to stop using some European users data for training at least for the moment In particular it agreed not to use public posts made by Europe based users gathered between May and August The quot developments will help us to continue protecting the rights and freedoms of X users across the EU and the European Economic Area quot Data Protection Commissioner Des Hogan said The agency isn t withdrawing its lawsuit however and the DPC will continue investigating whether X s actions had violated the GDPR nbsp Update August AM ET This posted was updated to reflect new information that X agreed to pause the use of some European users data for Grok training nbsp This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-08-09 12:39:46
海外TECH	Engadget	Intel is bringing GPUs to cars	https://www.engadget.com/transportation/intel-is-bringing-gpus-to-cars-120057738.html?src=rss	Intel has unveiled a discrete GPU for cars the Arc AA designed to bring the triple A gaming experience from home over to your car the company announced No automotive partners were revealed but vehicles with the new chips will go on sale as soon as nbsp With car buyers increasingly focused on in vehicle entertainment above all else the chips are designed to unlock a new era of AI powered cockpit experiences according to Intel s press release nbsp The GPUs will allow voice camera and gesture recognition to make it easy to control up to seven high definition screens rendering D graphics and six in vehicle cameras and interactive features At the same time it can supposedly run demanding triple A gaming titles in vehicle entertainment and AI powered productivity apps IntelThe system will also be highly personalized to the driver It ll include the ability to execute complex vehicle control commands through natural language processing answer vehicle related questions accurately and even engage in leisurely chat with users providing a more interactive and enjoyable journey according to Intel Intel added that it has created over features and AI apps for automobiles with over independent software vendors working on in vehicle experiences In addition the AA will be fully compatible with software developed for its iGPU PC platform while scaling from entry and mid tier vehicles up to higher end cars nbsp Intel said it wants to be the go to partner for automakers It s clearly looking to diversify its offerings in the wake of quality control problems with recent PC chips and financial woes that may see it lay off up to employees nbsp This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-08-09 12:00:57