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IT	気になる、記になる…	Nothing、｢Phone (4a)｣と｢Phone (4a) Pro｣を発表｜日本での展開は追ってお知らせ	https://taisy0.com/2026/03/05/220746.html	nothingphonea,nothing,nothingphoneapro	2026-03-05 12:26:21
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海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Grading Apple's release week - MacBook Pro, Air, Neo, and more!	https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/03/05/grading-apples-release-week---macbook-pro-air-neo-and-more?utm_source=rss	Apple s week of launches has seen it update its iPhones MacBooks iPads and displays but only some updates are stand outs while the rest are trivial Apple s physical multi color logo in New York City on March It s true that Apple has announced a week of launches There currently still two days left to go Based on past experience and the fact that on Wednesday Apple hosted creators including our own Andrew O Hara Apple has probably now wrapped that up Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2026-03-05 12:37:16
海外TECH	Engadget	Anthropic is reportedly back in talks with the Defense Department	https://www.engadget.com/ai/anthropic-is-reportedly-back-in-talks-with-the-defense-department-125045017.html?src=rss	Anthropic is reportedly trying to reach a new deal with the US Defense Department which could prevent the government from labeling it a supply chain risk According to Financial Times and Bloomberg Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has resumed talks with the agency over the use of its AI models In particular the publications say that Amodel is having discussions with Emil Michael the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering The two of them were trying to work out the contract over the use of Anthropic s models before negotiations broke down and the government soured on the company The Times reports that they couldn t agree on language that the AI company wanted to see to ensure that its technology will not be used for mass surveillance In a memo sent to Anthropic staff Amodei reportedly said that the department offered to accept the company s terms if it deleted a specific phrase about analysis of bulk acquired data He continued that it was the single line in the contract that exactly matched the scenario it was most worried about Anthropic which first signed a million deal with the department in refused to comply with the Pentagon s demands The agency then threatened to cancel its existing contract and to label it a supply chain risk a designation typically reserved for Chinese companies President Trump ordered government agencies to stop using Anthropic s technology afterward However there s a six month phase out period that reportedly allowed the government to use Anthropic s AI tools to stage an air attack on Iran Amodei also said in the memo that the messaging OpenAI has been trying to convey is just straight up lies the Times reports He hinted as well that one of the reasons his company is now on the outs with the government is because he hasn t given dictator style praise to Trump like OpenAI s Sam Altman has If you ll recall OpenAI announced that it reached an agreement shortly after it came out that Anthropic was having issues with the agency Its CEO Sam Altman said on Twitter that he told the government Anthropic shouldn t be designated as a supply chain risk He said during an AMA on the social media website that he didn t know the details of Anthropic s contract but if it had been the same with the one OpenAI had signed he thought Anthropic should have agreed to it Anthropic s Claude chatbot rose to the top of Apple s Top Free Apps leaderboard after OpenAI announced its Defense Department contract beating out ChatGPT Altman later posted on X that OpenAI will amend its deal with language that explicitly prohibits the use of its AI system on mass surveillance against Americans When it comes to the military s use of its technology though CNBC says that Altman told staffers that the company doesn t get to make operational decisions In an all hands meeting Altman reportedly said So maybe you think the Iran strike was good and the Venezuela invasion was bad You don t get to weigh in on that This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-03-05 12:50:45
海外TECH	Engadget	Nothing Phone 4a Pro hands-on: A premium design with a price to match the Pixel 10a	https://www.engadget.com/mobile/smartphones/nothing-phone-4a-pro-hands-on-price-launch-date-123053485.html?src=rss	Nothing has announced its latest premium midrange device the Phone a Pro The company says it s the thinnest full metal phone on the market measuring in at mm It also looks notably different from the prior A series phones and pretty much any of the company s phones to date It features an aluminum unibody while retaining Nothing s retro clear hardware design touches with a clear redesigned camera unit Yes the aggressively protruding circular camera unit of the Phone a Pro is gone replaced with an oblong housing that houses the triple camera array and a tweaked Glyph Matrix similar to what debuted on last year s Nothing Phone It also feels incredibly premium more so than even the company s flagship phones Despite that Nothing seems to be strikeinga balance between affordability and wow factor with the Phone a Pro It has a slightly higher price tag than the a and alongside a major hardware redesign a lot of the improvements here make this phone feel pro compared to its smaller sibling This new premium vibe comes at a cost of design excitement though nbsp It also looks a little like another certain smartphone or two Don t call it a camera plateau Image by Mat Smith for EngadgetThe Phone a Pro has its own take on the Glyph Matrix composed of mini LEDs That s fewer LEDs than the Nothing Phone but they are percent brighter at around nits It supports pretty much all the Glyph toys we enjoyed on last year s Nothing flagship although the a Pro lacks a dedicated Glyph Button which is a shame This means in order to hop between toys and modes you ll have to dig into Glyph settings inside the settings menu not the existing Glyph menu in order to flit between them Honestly may make me less likely to play around with the Glyph but I ll have to see after further testing It s a little odd when there s a circular metal detail on the lower left corner that looks like it could have been a Glyph button Ah well The gigantic camera unit seen on the Phone a Pro is no more Image by Mat Smith for EngadgetThe Phone a Pro has a slightly bigger screen than both its predecessor and the a but the real news isn t just the extra fraction of an inch The inch display can now reach Hz refresh rates while it can also top out at nits of brightness with HDR content That makes it up to percent brighter than its predecessor and it was noticeably easier to read in Nothing s harsh spotlights and daylight Nothing has further refined the cameras and the a Pro uses the same telephoto sensor as the flagship Phone That s paired with a new megapixel Sony LYT C camera sensor that s percent bigger than the MP sensor inside the a Pro It s also faster at auto focus than its predecessor and seems to more easily lock onto subjects without having to tap on what you want in focus There s also a new triple bit Image Signal Processor ISP which enables up to x ultra zoom like we ve seen on Galaxy phones for the last few years Don t expect to be blown away by those zoom extremes it seems to work well on the easy to guess structures of buildings and patterns but a x zoom range and higher aren t settings I m going to lean into much I haven t had time yet to fully scrutinize the a Pro s camera but there s a lot of feature parity with pricier phones It can capture super slow fps video at full HD while Action Mode is built directly into the camera app to shoot up to Ultra XDR images in a row Codeveloped with Google Ultra XDR images are high dynamic range images that capture RAW frames at different exposures and combine them into a single image In practice this should offer another way to pull usable shots from challenging low light or harsh light environments Power users may also like new presets alongside Nothing s own collection of camera filters There are seven new editing options letting you tweak and save contrast levels or even apply a vignette effect I m a fan of the built in presets but it s nice to have access to the same camera settings to make and save my own B amp W filter Nothing says you can expect percent improved graphics performance and percent faster CPU speeds with flagship LPDDRX memory which makes it percent faster than last year s a Pro Improvements to the chipset and memory speed weren t immediately noticeable during my time seeing the device Nothing continues to refine its own OS skin but it s still a refreshing different take on the Android interface you re used to And if you re not a fan you can turn it back to a more stock look Based on user feedback there are new size options for the home screen widgets and a new custom lock screen It may be due to the more powerful processor but both the a Pro and the base a seem to have smoother animation flourishes when opening and switching between apps or swiping across content New AI software includes a formal launch of Essential Search able to scour the entire device for information images documents apps and more The a series include the first Nothing devices to include cloud access for the still useful Essential Space app housing your voice notes screengrabs text notes and more This means hopefully I can transition everything across from my Nothing Phone Or even between the Phone a and a Pro Image by Mat Smith for EngadgetIt s a different look for Nothing and the a Pro s price and timing will pit it against both the Pixel a priced the same and base flagship devices from Samsung The Phone a series pre orders are open now at nothing tech and other retailers with sales of the Phone a Pro starting March Expect our full review in the coming weeks This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-03-05 12:30:54
海外TECH	Engadget	Apple Music can now flag AI content, but only if distributors elect to label it	https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/music/apple-music-can-now-flag-ai-content-but-only-if-distributors-elect-to-label-it-121521873.html?src=rss	While music streaming apps like Bandcamp Spotify and Deezer have taken steps to inform users about AI generated content we haven t heard much out of Apple Music in that regard However Apple Music has now introduced quot Transparency Tags quot designed to show listeners if any elements were generated in whole or part by AI The catch is that Apple is leaving it up to labels and distributors to create those tags according to an Apple newsletter to industry partners seen by Music Business Worldwide nbsp nbsp quot Proper tagging of content is the first step in giving the music industry the data and tools needed to develop thoughtful policies around AI and we believe labels and distributors must take an active role in reporting when the content they deliver is created using AI quot Apple wrote calling it a concrete first step toward transparency around artificial intelligence Streaming platforms already use metadata tags for things like song and album titles genre and the name of the artist The new tags will now identify any artwork tracks compositions and music videos created in whole or in part by AI nbsp However Apple s new system requires labels and distributors to opt in and manually flag their use of AI a system that s similar to what Spotify is doing On top of that Apple has no apparent enforcement mechanism for AI content nbsp By contrast other music platforms including Deezer and Bandcamp are using in house AI detection tools to flag content whether the distributor opts in or not Deezer disclosed in January that it receives over fully AI generated tracks every day double the number it saw in September Synthetic content also called quot AI slop quot has accounted for million tracks on its platform Deezer added This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-03-05 12:15:21