Yes? The best tools in the history of technology have limits or restrictions on their usage. Some uses violate the law, so obviously the government steps in. Even organizations or families should limit it, e.g. the CEO of TikTok forbids his kids from using his own product.
TECHNOLOGY
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AI Robots Compete Alongside Humans in Marathon Innovation
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Dans #MesFlashsdelaSemaine, on zoomait sur cette montée en puissance des agents IA :
Des robots qui courent aux côtés des hommes pour un 1er semi-marathon d’anthologie en Chine, qui font des saltos et une robotique qui avance vertigineusement… pendant que nous, on délègue -
Day 2 of Revolutionary Tech: Imagine Its Future Potential
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This is basically day 2 of this tech. Imagine where it will be a year from now.
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Manus AI Cofounder Tao Zhang Discusses First Talk
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Building Manus AI – the first ever talk from Manus AI cofounder Tao Zhang
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Claude Sonnet 3.7 MAX on Cursor 500k? Enterprise Only?
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It is yet unclear if this will be offered to Enterprise customers only, as some reports suggest it is already the case. Is Claude Sonnet 3.7 MAX on Cursor 500k? Full scoop
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Future generations won’t know technology magic
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Anyone born this year onwards will only know of: + Computers as machines that make anything you ask.
+ Cars as robots that take you home.
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MCP Server Registry Need Reduces User Friction
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Is there a registry of "hosted" mcp servers? Many of these require the user to download, install, and run a server. Seems like a lot of friction.
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Insert any product inside any environment with 4o image generator
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Insert any product inside any environment with 4o image generator:
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OpenAI prepares MCP support for API and app
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BREAKING : OpenAI is working on MCP support for API and desktop app! Unfortunately, it will arrive only in “coming months” but the direction is good.
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Cognitive Decline and Friction Reduction in Digital Technology
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There was a recent paper that shows the cognitive decline of the average person since the broad introduction of smartphones… to say that "reducing friction" is by default a good thing goes against the statistics. It can be good for certain artists and specific contexts.