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Keeping the Pulse of Performance How Tesla's Dojo...

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2025/06/09

Today we’re diving into how Tesla keeps its massive Dojo supercomputers running smoothly, even when a single glitch can ruin a “weeks-long AI training run.” Each Dojo wafer-scale processor—called a “Training Tile”—packs up to 8,850 custom RISC-V cores. At full scale, a Dojo cluster spans millions of cores, all churning through data at breakneck speed. To catch sneaky silent data corruptions without taking machines offline, Tesla created the Stress tool. It sends random instruction payloads

1:14

The High Cost of Nostalgia How Nintendo Justifies...

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2025/06/09

Welcome to So Expensive, I’m your host. Today we’re unpacking why Nintendo products carry a surprisingly high price tag—even as the company keeps its consoles “never cost more than $300.” For roughly 15 years, “big-budget Nintendo games cost $60,” matching the industry standard. Yet Nintendo still manages to charge a premium on titles, and there are a few key reasons why. First, Nintendo designs and manufactures custom cartridges and hardware, which ramp up production costs compared to

1:18

The Rise and Fall of Claude Explains: Lessons from...

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2025/06/09

Today on the AI Brief: Anthropic quietly pulled the plug on its Claude Explains blog less than a month after launch. Originally billed as a “pilot” to merge customer questions with marketing goals, the site featured AI-generated posts — like “Simplify complex codebases with Claude” — that were then “enhanced” by human experts. Anthropic’s spokesperson called it “[a] demonstration of how human expertise and AI capabilities can work together” and promised to expand from coding tips to

1:20

Tech Titans Clash and AI Developments: Your Weekly...

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2025/06/09

Hello and welcome to TechCrunch’s Week in Review, where we recap the week’s biggest AI and tech news in just one minute. First up, Anthropic quietly cut access to its coding assistant Windsurf, and Chief Science Officer Jared Kaplan explained why: “I think it would be odd for us to be selling Claude to OpenAI,” referring to rumors that OpenAI might acquire Windsurf. Next, China’s DeepSeek released an updated R1 reasoning model that some researchers say was trained in part on Google’s Gemini

1:39

Breaking Free from Pilot Hell: Enabling Safe and...

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2025/06/09

Hello and welcome to AI Today. Many enterprises are struggling to move beyond AI pilot projects into full-scale production. Danny Coleman, CEO of Chatterbox Labs, warns that right now “enterprise adoption is only like ten percent,” and without clear governance and security, companies simply won’t roll out AI at scale. Stuart Battersby, Chatterbox Labs CTO, adds, “what you have to do is not trust the rhetoric of either the model vendor or the guardrail vendor,” and instead embrace

1:10

Unlocking Creativity with Google's Free AI Tools: A...

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2025/06/09

Welcome to AI Minute, where we explore the latest in artificial intelligence. Today, we’re diving into Google’s free AI Studio and Labs—digital sandboxes that let you experiment without mastering a complex platform. First, transform an image using Gemini’s AI Studio Image Generation. Just upload a photo, describe your vision in natural language, and iterate until it’s perfect. Next, generate an AI voice conversation with Generate Speech. Paste your text, choose from 30 voices—from “upbeat”

1:18

Elevate Your Career: The Power of Personal Branding...

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2025/06/09

Welcome back to Work Better. Today we’re talking about why you need a personal brand in a crowded job market. In 2023, Buffer got 1,518 applicants for one marketing role—that’s a lot of competition. A résumé can only take you so far, and many companies now feed applications through tracking systems that strip out your creativity. That’s where your personal brand shines. As the article puts it, your LinkedIn profile is “like your résumé with a microphone.” Anyone can upload a headshot, but

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The Hidden Risks of Weight Loss Wonders: Unveiling...

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2025/06/09

Welcome to the Health Minute. Today: the ugly side of weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy. Once hailed as wonder drugs, many users now report “Ozempic face,” a sunken, hollowed-out appearance that accelerates aging with sagging skin and wrinkles. But semaglutide, the active ingredient, doesn’t just zap fat – it targets all fat stores, even in your face. Dry mouth, or “xerostomia,” leaves your mouth parched and sticky. Less saliva also means more bad breath. Case reports describe a

1:14

Trump vs Musk: The Battle for Political Influence and...

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2025/06/09

Welcome back to Daily Brief. Today’s top story: Donald Trump has warned Elon Musk of “very serious consequences” if the Tesla and SpaceX CEO decides to back Democratic candidates. In a recent interview with NBC News, Trump said, “he’ll have to pay consequences for that,” without specifying exactly what those might be. We’ve seen Trump threaten to cancel billions in government contracts that Musk’s companies depend on, and allies like Steve Bannon have floated everything from deportation

1:21

Revitalize and Refresh: The Life-Saving Benefits of...

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2025/06/09

Welcome to Cool Down Moments. Tonight, we’re diving into one simple ritual that might save your life—and lift your mood—when the heat becomes unbearable. I’m talking about dousing your whole body in cold water every night. As one writer explains, “There is no more effective way to bring down your body temperature than with cold water,” and while full immersion in ice water is fastest, a humble bucket or pail by your shower can offer nearly instant relief. Beyond comfort, cold-water dousing

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From Honor Roll to the Brink: The Tragic Journey of...

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2025/06/09

Welcome to One-Minute News. On July 13, 2024, 20-year-old Thomas Crooks mounted a roof at a Trump rally, firing eight shots that grazed the former president’s ear. But who was this young man? A New York Times investigation reveals a nerdy engineering student who graduated with honors, once described as “a really intelligent kid” designing chess boards and helping classmates. Yet his mental health quietly eroded: he danced alone at night, “talked to himself with his hands waving around,” and

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Ensuring Fairness in the Gaokao: How China's AI...

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2025/06/09

Hello and welcome. Today we’re looking at China’s latest move to keep its nationwide college entrance exams fair. From June 7th to the 10th, more than 13.3 million students will sit the grueling multi-day gaokao tests, the only route to secure a university spot. To prevent cheating, several Chinese AI companies have temporarily disabled key features of their chatbots. Alibaba’s Qwen and ByteDance’s Doubao have stopped picture-recognition responses to test questions, while Tencent’s Yuanbao

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Tech Titans and Political Titans Clash: The Curious...

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2025/06/09

Hello and welcome to today’s Minute Brief. A surprising spat has broken out between former President Trump and tech titan Elon Musk, and the so-called “manosphere” is scrambling to play peacemaker. It all kicked off when Musk tweeted—then deleted—an unverified claim that Trump was hiding “the Epstein files.” On Joe Rogan’s podcast, Rogan called the post “crazy” and even joked about taking Musk’s phone away. MAGA-friendly hosts quickly rallied behind Trump, urging Musk to fall in line. Vice

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Transforming Digital Chaos into Calm The Best...

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2025/06/09

Welcome to the WIRED Brief. “It’s not easy keeping up with everything that’s written on the web,” our editors remind us—especially when you’ve got a dozen tabs open. That’s where read-it-later apps step in, turning digital chaos into a manageable library. First up, Pocket offers one-click saving, offline reading, and a clean, distraction-free layout. It’s perfect for stashing articles, videos, and even tweets, then tagging them for easy retrieval. Next, Instapaper shines with customizable

1:10

Unraveling the Enigma of Elon Musk's Budgetary Ambitions

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to One-Minute Insight. Today, we’re unpacking the New York Times opinion piece on “The Biggest Mystery of Elon Musk.” Six months ago, we expected Musk in a second Trump administration to lead on space, deregulation and culture wars. Instead, he cast himself as a deficit hawk, proposing trillions in budget cuts. As the Times notes, he styled himself “a one-man version of the Simpson-Bowles commission,” driven by apocalyptic warnings about our fiscal crisis. But deficit mania is

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Navigating the Future of Learning A Dive into A I...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Today in Tech. OpenAI is on a mission to weave ChatGPT into every corner of campus life. “Our vision is that, over time, A.I. would become part of the core infrastructure of higher education,” says Leah Belsky, OpenAI’s vice president of education. Imagine customized study bots for each class, career-interview chatbots in career services, even a voice-activated quiz on demand. OpenAI calls this new model “A.I.-native universities” and now offers ChatGPT Edu, a premium service

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Transform Your Golf Game with One Simple Swing...

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to The Golf Swing Podcast. Danny Maude opens by saying “90% of golfers are unknowingly destroying their swing with one simple move.” He explains that “the real reason so many players struggle to hit driver straight and strike their irons consistently” lies in an over-rotated trail side that throws your swing off plane. We all want distance and accuracy, but by turning too early and over-shifting our hips and shoulders, we lose power and control. Danny shows that making one

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The Heartbreak of Discontinued Favorites and the Joy...

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2025/06/07

Hello and welcome to The Daily Shelf. Imagine your favorite product vanishing overnight. That’s exactly what happened when Crabtree & Evelyn’s lavender aftershave disappeared. As Wirecutter editor Alexander Aciman put it, “I mainly try to find it so as not to lose the scent and preserve some kind of access to it.” We’ve all felt that pang of loss. One fan compared her love for a rose-water hair treatment to a “heroin addiction,” while others stash cases of Tab cola in their basements

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Unlocking Brilliance: How Understanding Your Brain...

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2025/06/07

Welcome. What if the key to better management isn’t a new productivity hack but understanding the three-pound organ in your skull? Neuroscience reveals that managing in sync with your brain’s natural rhythms unlocks smarter decisions, stronger motivation, and deeper connection.First, remember “multitasking is a myth.” Sudden deadlines and last-minute demands overload the prefrontal cortex, draining focus and undermining trust. Second, “creativity requires a balance of exploration and

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The Healing Power of Words: Unveiling Patient Stories...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to this week’s Health Voices. Today, we explore Why Do Doctors Write? Our host recounts the first “patient” he ever wrote about—a twelve-year-old boy on an autopsy table—and how a tiny bullet hole “carved such devastation.” He discovers that doctors have always told stories, but modern doctor-writers like Oliver Sacks showed him that medicine could reveal each patient’s unique narrative: “Biologically, physiologically, we are not so different from each other,” Sacks wrote,

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