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    Space game ships with RISC-V emulator that runs Linux●Show HN: Our space game has a built-in RISC-V emulator that runs LinuxYhnScienceSpace882 min ago

    The developers of Against All Odds, an indie space game, have built a RISC-V emulator called PasRISC-V directly into the game, capable of booting a full Linux system. The technical write-up has drawn attention from developers impressed that a game embeds a functional processor emulator, blurring the line between gaming and real computing.

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    Opinion: Consumers don't want AI to do everything▼I have news for Big Tech. We don't want AI to do everything | Opinion✉newsTechnology1 h ago

    A USA Today opinion piece pushes back on the tech industry's rush to embed artificial intelligence in every product, arguing that consumers do not actually want AI handling everything in their lives. The column challenges Big Tech companies to reconsider whether blanket AI integration reflects genuine public demand or industry hype.

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    More US states add climate literacy credentials for students▼In an age of climate disaster, more states offer students a way to show they are ‘climate literate’✉newsEnvironmentClimate6 h ago

    A growing number of US states are giving students the option to earn a formal 'climate literacy' credential, signalling they have studied climate science as climate-related disasters intensify. The move reflects broader efforts to embed climate education in schools, though supporters and critics continue to debate how climate change should be taught in classrooms.

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    Lea Weimann outlines legal options for citizens on AI and datacentre concerns●Ethical & environmental issues of AI & datacentres: Lea Weimann has set out legal & regulatory options for citizens keenMmastodonTechnologyAI317 h ago

    Lea Weimann has published an overview of legal and regulatory options available to citizens who want to influence policy on the ethical and environmental impacts of AI and datacentres. The piece argues against the push to embed AI in every application and invites public discussion on how regulation could address energy use, water consumption and community concerns around datacentre expansion.

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    Anthropic Works to Instill Morality in Its AI Models●Inside Anthropic's Quest to Instill Morality into Its A.I. ModelsYhn4321 h ago

    A New York Times report examines how Anthropic is trying to build moral reasoning into its Claude AI models, exploring the company's efforts to shape how its systems make ethical judgments. The piece has drawn attention among technology readers, who are debating whether AI companies can or should embed values into their models, and what Anthropic's approach means for the broader race to make AI systems safer and more aligned with human norms.

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