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Honey, I shrunk the AI. That’s startup PrismML’s message to Apple, and it could solve one of the company’s biggest headaches. PrismML, a Caltech spinout backed by Khosla Ventures, says it shrank a 54GB AI model down to under 4GB, small enough to run all 27 billion of its parameters directly on an iPhone 15 or newer, CNBC reports. “They’re really evaluating our technology right now,” PrismML CEO Babak Hassibi said of Apple, calling the talks early but promising. The company raised a $16.25 million seed round in March and just released two free compressed AI models built to run…

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Britney Spears briefly gave fans another window into her world before abruptly shutting it again.  The pop superstar shared an Instagram carousel packed with candid moments, including a playful ride with a mystery companion, a heartfelt message about family and friends, and a rare appearance from her son Jayden James.  However, just over an hour after it appeared, the entire post disappeared, leaving followers wondering why the singer chose to erase one of her most personal updates in recent weeks. Britney Spears brazenly posts selfie video with driver after breaking silence on THAT horrifying car stunt https://t.co/yhNXRLAkQp— Daily Mail Celebrity…

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Apple Intelligence, the iPhone maker’s generative AI offering, is coming to China. On Wednesday, Reuters reported that China’s internet content regulator, the Cyberspace Administration of China, approved Apple’s AI services in the country on the back of a deal to integrate Alibaba’s Qwen AI model into Apple’s operating systems, including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and visionOS. On Wednesday evening, a Baidu spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch that it is also working with Apple on developing Apple Intelligence features for Chinese users. The Alibaba deal, which was rumored to be in the works last year, marks an important step for Apple’s AI ambitions…

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Los nuevos ‘chatbots’ basados en inteligencia artificial se han convertido en un nuevo riesgo para los más vulnerables del hogar, como demuestran casos como el de una familia que demandó a OpenAI después de que supuestamente ChatGPT ayudara a su hijo a suicidarse.Este y otros casos similares por fin han motivado a la industria a implementar mayores controles sobre sus modelos de IA, además de medidas de seguridad adicionales, y ahora, Meta AI se suma. Meta ha anunciado hoy que a partir de ahora, avisará a los padres o tutores de las cuentas de adolescentes de Meta IA si piensa…

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Billie Eilish dropped an announcement on Instagram Wednesday, and she’s clearly in no hurry to share the details. The project is called “Eilish Intense,” and the caption says it in one line: “everything you love about the original Eilish, INTENSIFIED.” For a release date, she offered one word: “SOOOON.” All caps. Plus a string of emoji that aren’t helping anyone figure out what’s going on. By Wednesday, the post had pulled nearly 970,000 likes. That’s close to a million people responding to a name and a tagline with nothing else attached. For an announcement with almost no information, the response…

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Over the last decade, public health has gone digital. There are new systems for records, reporting, and analytics. But here’s the reality: tools like electronic health records, lab systems, immunization databases, emergency response platforms, and countless isolated spreadsheets often operate in isolation. Are you noticing the pattern? Few systems are designed to easily share or reuse information. As a result, instant insights prove uncommon. Important data often gets trapped in silos, slowing down public health leaders and making it harder to collaborate during emergencies. Covid-19 made these gaps impossible to ignore. Even with plenty of data, sharing life-saving information quickly…

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“I wasn’t interested in judging, I wanted to observe how mechanisms continue to shape people’s lives”16/07/2026 – The filmmaker discusses his latest film, centred on a traditional Muslim family and community whose world is shaken when they discover that one of their young members is gayIranian-born, Berlin-based filmmaker Nader Saeivar discusses his latest film, Hijamat, screened in competition at the 60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. Cineuropa: Hijamat brings together Turkish, Arab and German communities in Berlin. The city itself almost feels like another character in the film.Nader Saeivar: I’m an Iranian Turk myself, so I knew this community very…

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Graphic courtesy: CFL American linebacker Calvin Tiggle has been selected as the fourth member of the 2026 Canadian Football Hall of Fame class. The 57-year-old was informed of his upcoming induction via a video call from former teammate and fellow Hall of Famer Joe Montford. The moment that Calvin Tiggle found out that he is going to be inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame as a part of the Class of 2026! 🥹👏 pic.twitter.com/VjLS17eSNZ 3DownNation Newsletter Today’s CFL news in your inbox every day at 3 p.m. By signing up you agree to receive daily emails from 3DownNation,…

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Vital Signals founder Tom Moss thinks the wearables industry is too focused on wellness over health. It was this that prompted him to create the Signal Ring, which arrives later this year, as something of a corrective. Moss says it’s not a device for quantifying your step count, but a tool to hopefully keep you out of the ER. Especially if, like Moss himself, you live with hypertension or another cardiac issue that could spill over into something life threatening. Moss explains, a few years ago, he was taken to hospital with a systolic blood pressure reading of 250 mmHg.…

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I was rolling the living room ceiling and misjudged the angle. A line of white latex paint crossed the front of my shirt before I could react. I did what seemed obvious: grabbed a wet cloth and blotted at it. The paint smeared sideways. I ran it under the tap. It faded slightly. I threw the shirt in the wash. It came out with a faint but permanent white shadow I still have not fully cleared. The mistake was not the timing. I acted immediately. The mistake was not knowing what the paint was made of and what that meant…

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