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AVerMedia has two new capture cards aimed at serious streamers and professional video workflows. The GC531 and GC535 support RGB24 True Color Capture, with the GC535 reaching 4K30. AVerMedia is also pushing reliability hard, including 24/7 operation testing. They aren’t cheap, though. The GC531 costs $299.99, while the GC535 is $369.99. #AVerMedia #Streaming #Hardware #VideoProduction
OpenAI wants to catch dangerous patterns across AI interactions without letting its employees read the underlying prompts. That sounds contradictory, but its new Private Safety Processing system is designed to make it possible. I break down how it works, why Zero Data Retention complicates AI safety, and the big technical question OpenAI still needs to answer. #OpenAI #AI #Privacy #Cybersecurity
Companies are rushing to deploy AI agents, but there’s a pretty big problem: their data may not be ready. A new survey finds that just 8.4 percent of organizations say the data feeding their AI systems is trustworthy enough for production. Meanwhile, 57.3 percent are already piloting AI agents or running them in production. That is one heck of a disconnect. Only 8 percent of companies say their data is ready for AI agents #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAgents #EnterpriseAI #Data
Four Mini PCs. Ubuntu Linux. AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395. DeepSeek V4 Flash. And no traditional server rack. GEEKOM connected four of its A9 Mega systems over USB4 to create a surprisingly capable local AI cluster that can keep sensitive data off the public cloud. This is the kind of wonderfully nerdy hardware experiment I love covering.
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Brian Fagioli 2 weeks ago
OpenAI is fighting back against Apple with something rarely seen in a corporate legal battle: actual private text messages and emails. The evidence appears to expose mistakes in Apple’s account, including a lawyer emailing the wrong person after confusing two Asian last names. OpenAI’s decision to emphasize that detail also feels like a subtle accusation of cultural ignorance. Publishing private conversations this openly is uncomfortable, but it makes Apple’s lawsuit look far messier than the company probably intended.
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Brian Fagioli 2 weeks ago
TCL has launched the TAB A1 Plus NXTPAPER tablet in the United States with Android 16, a 12.2-inch 2.4K display, a bundled T-Pen 2 stylus, 256GB of storage, and a 10,000mAh battery. The dedicated NXTPAPER Key lets users switch between Ink Paper, Color Paper, and Regular display modes, while the included flip case adds extra value. At $399.99, it looks designed for students, readers, note-takers, and anyone who wants a large Android tablet without immediately buying extra accessories.
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Brian Fagioli 3 weeks ago
OpenAI says it wants to label AI-generated text as Europe tightens AI regulations. That sounds like a good idea in theory, but I’m skeptical it’s actually possible. Once AI-generated text gets copied, edited, translated, or mixed with human writing, any label or hidden signal could disappear almost immediately. In my latest article, I look at what OpenAI announced, why text provenance is much harder than image provenance, and whether this is a real solution or simply a compliance promise for regulators.