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Since Google’s early algorithm changes made to fight SEO spam, the issue of duplicate content has been on the radar of content and SEO professionals. Re-posting ore re–syndication of the same or similar content had risks associated with it. Oddly, now naturally occurring duplicate content is informing LLMs about businesses and individuals and their specialties. […]
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Apple may have set aside its rumored plans for Mac-tethered augmented reality glasses, but that doesnt necessarily mean its done with AR glasses altogether. According to Bloombergs Mark Gurman who reported last month that Apple was working on, but ultimately shelved, an AR glasses project sources have told him that Apples long-term goal of standalone AR glasses remains intact. Rather than creating a stopgap product in the meantime that would need to be connected to a Mac, though, Gurman reports that the team is taking a slower, more cautious approach. Itll instead keep working on underlying technology like screens and silicon to make a standalone device work, he writes. As described in earlier reports, the AR glasses Apple is rumored to be developing wouldnt be another headset-style device like the Vision Pro, but would likely take a form more like the Xreal One, which look like regular glasses. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/ar-vr/apples-plans-for-ar-glasses-may-not-have-been-scrapped-entirely-200127426.html?src=rss
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Trump and the company formerly known as Twitter appear to have ended their legal fight over the suspension of the presidents account back in 2021. In a filing spotted by Bloomberg, lawyers for both parties asked the court to dismiss the case. Trump sued Twitter arguing that his First Amendment rights were violated after he was banned from the social media platform due to the risk of further incitement of violence in the wake of the January 6 riot at the Capitol. A judge dismissed his lawsuit the following year, but Trump later appealed the decision. Of course, Twitter has since been taken over by Elon Musk and renamed X, and Musk has become a key Trump ally in the presidents second term. There are no further details in the motion about the decision to dismiss. It comes shortly after Meta settled a lawsuit with Trump over the same issue, agreeing to pay $25 million after suspending his Facebook account in 2021. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/trump-drops-his-appeal-in-legal-battle-over-2021-twitter-ban-175109968.html?src=rss
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