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Dutch police uses controversial software from data worker Palantir

The Netherlands Quietly Purchased the controversial software from Palantir years ago. To this day, the Dutch Police Are Still Using the Software, Writes Outgoing Minister David Van Weel (Justice and Security) in a Letter to the Parliament. Palantir uses ai software to analyze huge amounts or data. The Company is controversial: its software can combine […]

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Mysterious X -ray flashes appear to be dying stars from the early universe

X-ray flashes discovered about a decade ago Appear to originate from dying stars in the early universe. This is accordance to research from Radboud University. By Studying the Flashes, Researchers Can Learn More about the Early Universe. Astronomer Peter Jonker discovered a striking flash in 2013 Whose Origin was Uncleear at the Time. It was

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Student finds gold jewelry from Middle Ages in England in England

An American Archeology Student Quickly Struck Gold Duration Her First Excavation Ever. Within an hour and a half, she found a gold object in the British Town of Redesdale. It turns out to be a piece or jewelry from the ninth century. The Student, Yara Souza, participated in the excavation in Northeastern England Last July,

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Fossil on Australian beach appears to be whale with a ‘shark -like head’

An Australian Found a Fossil on a Beach Near Melbourne in 2019. Six years later, Scientists have discovered a new prehistoric whale species using the fossil. It has remarkable different characteristics than current whales. The fossil turns out to be from a whale species that was previously unknown to scientists. This whale, now called Janjucetus

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Hacked laboratory pays ransom to prevent more damage

Clinical Diagnostics from Rijswijk Has Paid a Ransom to Cybercriminals, Reports RTL News . Medical Data of People who participated in a population screening for cervical cancer was leaked from the laboratory this week. It is not clear how much ransom clinical diagnostics has paid. Accordance to RTL News , The Cybercriminal Group Nova Reportedly

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Pootprints Dinosaurus uncovered by fatal floods in Texas

The Deadly Floods in the US State of Texas Last Month Have Uncovered 100 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Tracks. Volunteers Helping to Clear Debris Came Across Them. A Team of Paleontologists from the University of Texas Were Able to Identify at Least Fifteen Individual Footprints. The Prints Are Between 45 and 50 Centimeters Long and Between 110

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Tech companies make a good profit, so the money tap for AI will open further

Tech companies like Google, Meta, and Microsoft are doing well financially. Their significant earnings allow them to significantly increase funding for artificial intelligence development. The arrival of ChatGPT at the end of 2022 caused a surge in interest in artificial intelligence. Suddenly, AI was high on the agenda of the world’s largest tech companies. They

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Letter fine for solar power on the rise in dynamic energy contracts

Solar panel owners with a fixed or variable energy contract must pay for the supply of surplus solar power to the electricity grid. Until recently you could come under such a return fine with a dynamic energy contract. But more and more energy suppliers are now also counting back costs for dynamic contracts. The puzzle

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