

Apple's Swiss AI, Binance Sentencing, UK Password Ban, Insect Minds & NASA Refueling
May 1, 2024
Explore Apple's secretive AI lab in Zurich, working on revolutionary tech for Siri and beyond. Discover the legal troubles of Binance's founder, who faces prison for lax anti-money laundering efforts. The UK takes a stand against weak IoT passwords, enforcing stricter cybersecurity laws. Intriguingly, research suggests insects may have a form of consciousness, raising ethical questions. Finally, NASA gears up for innovative propellant transfers in space to support future lunar missions with SpaceX's Starship.
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Apple's Secret AI Lab
- Apple's Zurich Vision Lab works on computer vision, machine learning, robotics, and autonomous systems.
- Their research is already integrated into products like FaceTime and will enhance Siri's visual capabilities.
Binance Founder Sentenced
- Binance founder Changpeng Zhao was sentenced for failing to implement anti-money laundering measures.
- He received a four-month sentence and a $50 million fine, despite prosecutors seeking three years.
UK Bans Weak IoT Passwords
- The UK banned easily guessable default passwords on IoT devices.
- Manufacturers must provide unique passwords or allow users to set their own and disclose security details.