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AWS	AWS DevOps Blog	Troubleshooting environment with AI analysis in AWS Elastic Beanstalk	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/devops/troubleshooting-environment-with-ai-analysis-in-aws-elastic-beanstalk/	Introduction AWS Elastic Beanstalk simplifies the process of deploying and scaling web applications You upload your code and Elastic Beanstalk handles capacity provisioning load balancing auto scaling and application health monitoring Elastic Beanstalk now offers AI Analysis to help troubleshoot environment health issues When you request an analysis Elastic Beanstalk triggers a script on the	2026-04-13 18:55:00
海外TECH	Engadget	Games Workshop brings seven classic Warhammer games to Steam for the first time	https://www.engadget.com/gaming/pc/games-workshop-brings-seven-classic-warhammer-games-to-steam-for-the-first-time-185432304.html?src=rss	Fans of miniature plastic soldiers rejoice Games Workshop has brought a host of older Warhammer and Warhammer K video games to Steam for the first time alongside a dozen games that haven t been available on Valve s storefront for a few years The new to Steam releases consist of three games from the Warhammer fantasy range ーShadow of the Horned Rat Mark of Chaos Gold Edition and Dark Omen ーand four from its sci fi K universe ーChaos Gate Fire Warrior Final Liberation and Rites of War nbsp nbsp If you re a Warhammer fan of a certain age some of these may be formative experiences for you I know they are for me I can t count how many hours I spent playing Chaos Gate when I first discovered K at the age of Yes it was an XCOM clone but by that point I didn t know about the MicroProse original and Space Marines were cool nbsp Years later and as a Tau collector at the time I also loved Fire Warrior even if it wasn t the most polished or deep first person shooter I haven t played the other five games included in today s announcement but I ve heard Warhammer Shadow of the Horned Rat and Warhammer K Rites of War are pretty good if you re into the setting or in the latter case a fan of the Eldar nbsp nbsp To celebrate the re release of these old gems Games Workshop is running a Classics sale on Steam with discounts on all re releases Plus you can get discounts on some more recent releases including the excellent Dawn of War Definitive Edition and Dawn of War Anniversary Edition If you re new to the Warhammer K universe and would rather avoid a plastic addiction one of those would be my first port of call along with the excellent Space Marine This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-04-13 18:54:32
海外TECH	Engadget	Meta warned by dozens of organizations that facial recognition on its smart glasses would empower predators	https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/meta-warned-by-dozens-of-organizations-that-facial-recognition-on-its-smart-glasses-would-empower-predators-185000998.html?src=rss	Dozens of civil rights organizations have written a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to warn of the dangers in bringing facial recognition technology to the company s smart glasses More than groups have banded together to form a coalition to urge Zuckerberg to abandon plans to incorporate the tech on the grounds that it would empower stalkers sexual predators and other bad actors This coalition includes organizations like the ACLU the Electronic Privacy Information Center Fight for the Future Access Now and many others The letter isn t asking for safeguards These groups want the feature to be completely eliminated stating the idea behind facial recognition of this type is so dangerous that it cannot be resolved through product design changes opt out mechanisms or incremental safeguards This tracks as there would be no real way for bystanders to know or consent to being identified People should be able to move through their daily lives without fear that stalkers scammers abusers federal agents and activists across the political spectrum are silently and invisibly verifying their identities and potentially matching their names to a wealth of readily available data about their habits hobbies relationships health and behaviors the letter states The organizations have urged Meta to disclose any known instances of its wearables being used for stalking harassment or domestic violence They also want the company to disclose past or ongoing discussions with federal law enforcement agencies including ICE about the use of Meta smart glasses and other wearables according to a report by Wired There is certainly some cause for worry here Meta issued a memo last year that suggested it would roll out this technology during a dynamic political environment where many civil society groups that we would expect to attack us would have their resources focused on other concerns That s corporate speak for we ll do it when nobody is watching The coalition has called this vile behavior that looks to take advantage of rising authoritarianism NEW Meta plans to add facial recognition to its smart glasses as soon as this year according to a new report from The New York Times The feature internally known as Name Tag would allow smart glasses wearers to identify people and get information about them through Meta s pic twitter com etPOJGWーInsider Paper TheInsiderPaper February The technology in question is called Name Tag for obvious reasons It uses AI to pull up information about people in a field of view to smart glasses displays That s about as dystopian as it gets The company has reportedly been working on two versions of the toolset There s one that would only identify people that are currently connected to a Meta platform and another that would identify anyone with a public account on a service like Instagram It doesn t look like there s any way as of yet to use this tech to identify strangers on the street who don t have a Meta account of any kind In other words the company should expect a wave of cancellations if this rolls out Name Tag is currently scheduled for release at some point this year but it s not set in stone just yet Public outcry has gotten Meta to back off from facial recognition in the past The company ended Facebook s photo tagging system in after pushback from civil liberties groups and years of costly litigation Meta paid out billions of dollars to settle biometric privacy lawsuits in Illinois and Texas and another billion to the FTC for a separate privacy case partially tied to facial recognition software This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-04-13 18:50:00