Tesla Cybertruck attack planned with ChatGPT, Hisense unveils 163-inch micro-LED TV
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The soldier who blew up Tesla Cybertruck Generative artificial intelligence, including ChatGPT, was used outside Trump’s Las Vegas hotel to plan the attack, police said. Matthew Livelsberger, 37, US Army Green Beret. fatally shot himself just before the truck exploded near the hotel on New Year’s Day. Las Vegas police say they have now reviewed Livelsberger’s ChatGPT searches before the bombing. Searches revealed he was seeking information about explosive targets, the speed at which certain rounds would travel and whether fireworks were legal in Arizona, officers said. Sky News
Co-Chairman of Meta’s Supervisory Board stated that after this the company’s systems became “too complex” decided to abandon fact checkersbeing executive director X Elon Musk welcomed this decision. Helle Thorning-Schmidtco-chair of the social network’s supervisory board and former prime minister of Denmark, said she and the outgoing president of global affairs, Nick Cleggagreed that “metasystems are too complex,” adding that there was “over-compliance.” Guardian
We heard it Hisense TVs of 2025 were expected to be very popularwhen the Chinese brand announced that it had launched its first 136-inch micro LED TV for the consumer market, but we didn’t expect to also be surprised by a gigantic 163-inch version of the micro LED TV at the show CES 2025 Also. Don’t get excited right away Hisense It doesn’t yet have exact plans for when the giant 163-inch micro-LED TV might be available or in which countries – but it’s a real product that’s coming. some countries, and the UK is likely to be one of them. Technical radar
Last year, Huawei stunned the world with its Mate XT, “triple” smartphone (by the way, it folds twice, not three times). And since its introduction, we’ve been wondering when another smartphone maker would release its own triple device. Based on a new report from Korea, the answer now looks like “in the second half of 2025.” And Samsung will present its version. And it will be Samsung that will introduce its own version, albeit in very limited quantities – initially less than 300,000 units. GSM Arena
Samsung recently announced he will reveal Galaxy S25 January 22. Ahead of the phone’s announcement, some additional information about the phone’s design and specifications has been revealed. A new leak suggests that Galaxy S25 Ultra will be lighter and have faster wireless charging.
After a recent leak, it was revealed that Samsung will sell original Qi2 compatible case for Galaxy S25 series, WPC disclosed Yesterday it was reported that future Samsung phones will support Qi2 (using the Qi v2.1 specification). The devices were expected to continue to charge wirelessly at 15W. However, according to a reliable informant Roland QuandtThe Galaxy S25 Ultra will likely have 25W wireless charging thanks to Qi2. SamMobile
I’m a big supporter electric carsespecially if they are small and energy efficient. I’m also a gas enthusiast, so I hope car lovers can continue to live off cleaner fuels. But no matter how hard I try, whether I look at them from a financial point of view or from an environmental point of view, I don’t see the point plug-in hybrids. Having driven almost every new variant on sale today, I know that without charging the battery religiously, they will simply become fat, thirsty combustion engine cars. AutoExpress
2025-01-08 17:56:08