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Open AI to review compensation after Meta poaches several researchers – Computerworld
Following reports that Meta had hired away prominent researchers from OpenAI — in some cases offering $100 million — the company is now saying it will review compensation. According to Wired, OpenAI’s management reportedly told employees they will not stand by and watch this happen. In a Slack message to staff, OpenAI’s chief scientist, Mark Chen, reportedly wrote: “I feel…
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Lamborghini Revuelto review: perfect harmony
With the dawning of a new era of hybridization in the automotive industry, more and more manufacturers are integrating electric propulsion into their lineups. Mild-hybrid systems are well-established, and more beneficial plug-in hybrid systems keep getting better and better. Even Lamborghini’s participating in the latest wave of hybridization, which might come as a surprise to some. That’s because this Italian…
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Autobrush Sonic Pro U-Shaped Toothbrush Review
The Autobrush Sonic Pro arrives in two parts—a charging base and a U-shaped mouthpiece. The latter has four rows of nylon and silicone bristles. When you insert the mouthpiece, all of your teeth are brushed at the same time. The brush uses sonic vibrations, but to really ensure that it’s brushing all of your teeth, the company recommends moving the…
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Kingston FURY Renegade G5 SSD review: Fast and surprisingly cool!
Kingston has built a solid reputation in the storage world by delivering high-performance SSDs that do what they promise. With the FURY Renegade G5, Kingston steps into the new generation of PCI Express Gen5 storage, offering speeds that push the limits yet still keep temperatures under control. This drive is not just about headline numbers. It’s designed for gamers, content…
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Is an Intel Core i5-14400F a good choice for gaming? BALAUR Battle Ready PC review
If you’re looking to buy a gaming PC, you don’t have to build it yourself, and you don’t have to use the latest and greatest processors, as they can be very expensive. You can opt for a pre-assembled system like the BALAUR Battle Ready that’s created by a local retailer from our home country, Romania. It is equipped with an…
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Asus ZenScreen MB169CK review: Portable, cheap and useful
If you’ve found yourself staring wistfully at Asus’ gorgeous (and outlandishly expensive) OLED portable monitors, then the ZenScreen MB169CK is an altogether more sensible proposition. This 15.6in portable monitor packs in a 60Hz Full HD display with USB-C connectivity and a simple, unfussy design. Best of all, it only costs around £100. Asus ZenScreen MB169CK: Design and features Open the…
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Elio Review: Beautifully Animated, Yet Let Down by a Flat Narrative
Elio finally arrived in the theatres after creating a lot of hype lately among Disney and Pixar fans. The film follows an orphan boy who is mistakenly abducted by a group of aliens who believe him to be the leader of Earth. The boy plays along, though. With its amazing animation and adorable characters, the film achieved an 86% rating…
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EGOHOME Black 12″ Mattress mattress review 2025
EGOHOME Black 12″ Mattress review in brief EGOHOME is an affordable mattress brand that has only recently been brought to my attention. While I often get to test some ultra-luxurious mattresses created by premium brands that appear in the ultimate best mattress guide, I also feel it’s important to try the offerings of lesser-known, more budget-friendly brands — and Amazon…
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Acer Chromebook Plus 516 review: The new king of big-screen budget Chromebooks?
Today’s best Acer Chromebook Plus 516 deals The biggest challenge with the Acer Chromebook Plus 516 is dealing with what it is, not what it isn’t. Acer’s latest big screen Chromebook is not a successor to its superb Chromebook 516GE: the 16in Chromebook that was built for gaming, but turned out to be brilliant for business. Nor is it an…
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28 Years Later Review: Contagiously Good, Mostly!
It’s been a hot minute since 28 Days Later first dropped in theaters and turned Cillian Murphy into an icon. That movie rewrote the rules for modern zombie flicks and became the gold standard for the genre. Now, after what feels like an apocalypse of its own in wait time, the franchise is dragging us back into the rage-infected ruins…
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