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Sega of America workers win their union vote 91 to 26, becoming the first video game industry union at a major company that spans multiple departments (Nicole Carpenter/Polygon)

Nicole Carpenter / Polygon: Sega of America workers win their union vote 91 to 26, becoming the first video game industry union at a major company that spans multiple departments  —  Allied Employees Guild Improving Sega win by overwhelming majority  —  Sega of America workers voted “yes” to officially form a union.

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Toyota Makes Grand Promises on Battery Tech

Toyota is going through a bit of a Kodak moment right now, being that like the film giant they absolutely blundered the adoption of a revolutionary technology. In Kodak’s case it was the adoption of the digital camera which they nearly completely ignored; Toyota is now becoming similarly infamous for refusing to take part in

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Researchers test seven popular AI text detectors and find the tools can discriminate against non-native English speakers, who tend to adopt simpler word choices (Ian Sample/The Guardian)

Ian Sample / The Guardian: Researchers test seven popular AI text detectors and find the tools can discriminate against non-native English speakers, who tend to adopt simpler word choices  —  Over half of essays written by people were wrongly flagged as AI-made, with implications for students and job applicants

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Twitter’s Declining Traffic: The Rise of Threads

Twitter, which was once hailed as the most popular platform for microblogging in the world, is currently experiencing a significant drop in traffic. The popularity of Threads, the most recent microblogging platform developed by Meta, has had a significant influence on the size of Twitter’s user base. Threads is quickly becoming a formidable rival to

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Best Outdoor TVs of 2023

Many companies featured on ReadWrite partner with us. Opinions are our own, but compensation and in-depth research determine how products may be selected and ranked. Learn more about how we make money. Welcome to our guide on the best outdoor TVs of 2023! Outdoor TVs are specifically designed to withstand the elements and provide an exceptional viewing

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Threads: A Phenomenal Rise to 100 Million Users

Meta, the company that owns the social media platform Instagram, has released a new text-based app called Threads, and it’s making waves in the tech world. Threads has reached the remarkable milestone of 100 million sign-ups in just five days since its launch. The CEO of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, is among those who are stunned

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Massachusetts lawmakers are weighing a near total ban on buying and selling consumers’ phone location data, in what could be the first such ban in the US (Byron Tau/Wall Street Journal)

Byron Tau / Wall Street Journal: Massachusetts lawmakers are weighing a near total ban on buying and selling consumers’ phone location data, in what could be the first such ban in the US  —  Massachusetts considers law at the vanguard of a broader movement to protect consumer privacy  —  Massachusetts lawmakers are weighing …

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UK’s NHS is investigating a ransomware incident, its second breach in recent weeks that potentially affects 1M+ patients, as the ALPHV gang claims it stole 70TB (Carly Page/TechCrunch)

Carly Page / TechCrunch: UK’s NHS is investigating a ransomware incident, its second breach in recent weeks that potentially affects 1M+ patients, as the ALPHV gang claims it stole 70TB  —  NHS trust says it’s ‘urgently investigating’ the alleged theft of patient data  —  The U.K.’s largest NHS trust …

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The person who swatted Ubisoft has been sentenced.

Police responded to a fake hostage situation at Ubisoft Montreal’s offices on November 13th, 2020. | Photo by Eric Thomas / AFP via Getty Images Twenty-two-year-old Yanni Ouahioune was recently sentenced in France to three years of community service for calling in a fake hostage situation in 2020, also known as swatting, at the Ubisoft

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