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Reddit suffers ‘major outage’ due to internal systems issue https://t.co/knUiTznQZn https://t.co/yDk1gUb9JW

Floating solar panels could completely power thousands of cities https://t.co/5J0WDd16X1 https://t.co/6s2DzEqWpn

New: We got a first look at GPT-4, the much-anticipated large language model from OpenAI. GPT-4 is bigger and better than its predecessors, and it's also the most secretive release that OpenAI has ever put out. https://t.co/oe9hvga1H7

#TheLastofUs has changed the game. https://t.co/gWclmZ1lOM

Waze is adding electric vehicle charging stations to its route planning tool https://t.co/bgw5gSEB0V https://t.co/M5fQcl5hjY

2022: "The future is decentralised software and new kinds of device delivering radically new kinds of experience!" 2023: "The future is closed software running in the cloud and accessed in Internet Explorer!"

Microsoft confirms Bing runs on the new GPT-4 model https://t.co/VaJFAPDG97 https://t.co/8rFTi6vxyA

If you think you're safe from the shockwave of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse because you aren't in tech—think again. https://t.co/HHFlDrekCO

Google-backed Anthropic launches Claude, an AI chatbot that’s easier to talk to https://t.co/MHgkrjynvC https://t.co/asmQVKxUvS

Meet the 'slide-phone,' a credit card-sized phone with three screens https://t.co/GJzMgvcJV2

It's back! #QlikWorld Join Us! 3 Why's⬇️ 🗓️https://t.co/myAjuzhwLn 4️⃣ Days of #learning 🍃#Carbon Neutral 🎙️@JVolanthen #keynote - the #inspiring #cave #diver with key role in #Thailand rescue @qlik #data #AI @YvesMulkers @ipfconline1 @bimedotcom @JagersbergKnut @Shi4Tech https://t.co/aDQET8x4oG

Samsung’s Moon photos are fake — but so is a lot of mobile photography https://t.co/aK6moZfrsm https://t.co/u0gPVayjtw

This office building in Dubai was completely 3D printed https://t.co/YWsjCN2slb

Proposed EPA drinking water standard would restrict cancer-causing ‘forever chemicals’ https://t.co/Q60dAXHSgV https://t.co/jwSy4EpbTd

I do wonder about a bias in using 'standardised American tests' as a benchmark rather than, say, essay-based assessments that might be used for the same fields in other places