Nature, Published online: 16 April 2025; doi:10.1038/s41586-025-08839-wA two-dimensional Dirac graphene-channel flash memory based on a two-dimensional-enhanced hot-carrier-injection mechanism that supports both electron and hole injection is used to make devices with a subnanosecond program speed.

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The Ethics of "Precrime" in AI2 min read·Just now--We're Punishing Capabilities, Not OutcomesAI Generated by the Author using ChatGPT4oFrontier AI regulation is evolving — but not into protection.Into prediction. Into punishment-before-crime.The concept of Responsible Scaling Policies (RSPs), as used like a trophy by companies like Anthropic, sounds benign. Smart. Safe.But under the hood, something weirder is taking root: the idea that we can forecast catastrophe, and legislate against it in advance.Not for what AI has done — but what it might do.That flips our whole moral logic. We’re no longer waiting for harm to occur. We’re codifying suspicion into governance.We’re treating potential as peril.Capability as culpability.It’s safety as simulation. Security as story (or content, for some.)AI Generated by the Author using ChatGPT4oTo be clear: this is not a call for regulatory nihilism.AI is powerful. Risks are real.But we should be deeply uneasy when our policies start to resemble predictive policing — not for humans, but for machines.Read Anthropic’s full post:The Case for Targeted RegulationWe need safety. But we also need clarity:Regulating for what could happen is not the same as responding to what has.Otherwise, we risk building a future that feels less like science , and more like science fiction.Tom Cruise and Samantha Morton in “Minority Report” (2002). DIRECTOR: Steven Spielberg.If this stirred something in you , good.That means you’re still capable of doubt. Of defense.Of seeing the line before it’s erased.Share it. Question it. Rage against it. Ignore it. And if you’re building, speak now: before the frameworks decide what’s allowed to exist. ;)

News Nintendo of America Boss on New 3D Mario for Switch 2: “Stay Tuned” Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser says he is "sure" Super Mario will "will make its way" to the Nintendo Switch 2. Posted By Shubhankar Parijat | On 22nd, Apr. 2025 That there will be a new mainline 3D Super Mario platformer released for the Nintendo Switch 2 at one point pretty much goes without saying, but clearly, it’s not coming as quickly as many had thought it would. Contrary to what many expected, a new 3D Mario won’t be available for the Switch 2 at launch (or within the first few months of the console’s release), but Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser has offered assurances to allay concerns. Speaking with CNN, when asked about the lack of Mario on Switch 2 as of now, Bowser asked fans to “stay tuned”, adding that Nintendo has a “long list of IP” that will be headed for the company’s new console at some point or another. “Stay tuned,” Bowser said. “You know, we have a long, long catalogue and a long list of [intellectual property] that I’m sure will make its way to the platform.” Given the fact that Super Mario Odyssey is close to eight years old, it goes without saying that demand for its successor is pretty high. Hopefully it won’t be too long before we have the next Mario game in our hands. Meanwhile, 3D platforming fans have another major first-party Nintendo game to look forward to in the form of Donkey Kong Bananza, which is due out for the Switch 2 in July. Speculation is rife that it was developed by the Odyssey team, though Nintendo has yet to officially confirm or deny that. Tagged With: Atomfall Publisher:Rebellion Developments Developer:Rebellion Developments Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, PCView More Monster Hunter Wilds Publisher:Capcom Developer:Capcom Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PCView More South of Midnight Publisher:Microsoft Developer:Compulsion Games Platforms:Xbox Series X, PCView More Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out! Nintendo of America Boss on New 3D Mario for Switch 2: “Stay Tuned” Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser says he is "sure" Super Mario will "will make its way" to the Ninten... PS6 Portable Can Run PS5 Games Without Work by Developers – Rumour Developers might still want to end up releasing an update for their games on the rumoured console to improve p... Bethesda Confirms The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Announcement for April 22nd The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered could finally be announced as Bethesda teases "All will be revealed" ... Once Human Cross-Platform Progression Details Revealed, Out on April 23 The studio has revealed details surrounding what accounts players will need for Once Human's cross-platform pr... The First Berserker: Khazan is Getting Bug Fixes, Balance Changes and UI/UX Improvements on April 22 The latest update the The First Berserker: Khazan focuses on bringing in improvements to the UI/UX as well as ... Atomfall Developer Wants to Make More Games if it Can Find the Resources Studio CEO Jason Kingsley spoke about how the developer behind Sniper Elite and Atomfall manages the scope of ... View More

I'm on a bit of a rhythm game kick at the moment. I usually tend to bust out the plastic instruments and play them once a month or so, but I've really been in the mood recently and I've been plowing through the entirety of the Guitar Hero and Rock Band franchises in order again just for fun. In the Guitar Hero and Rock Band communities, everyone seemingly has their own pick for their personal favorites. Some will swear by Guitar Hero III as the pinnacle of the genre, while others lament its... Read more

Diablo 4’s next season is all about the new bosses being added to the game, but it also marks the first time Blizzard is deliberately trying to ramp the action RPG’s difficulty up. After a year of players blazing through the game at faster and faster speeds, Blizzard wants to slow things down and make them work a little harder for those sparkly loot drops in season 8.“It’s a tricky balance because to feel rewarded for something, you have to overcome a challenge,” lead live game designer Colin Finer said in a recent group interview with Polygon. “And if there isn’t enough challenge, then it just sort of feels like you’re getting candy for free and you don’t really feel that satisfaction of overcoming a boss.”Those new harder bosses were just one of the changes Blizzard let players test out on its limited-time public test realm (PTR) server last month. The leveling journey from 1 to 60 also got harder in an effort to make early-game progression more meaningful. Blizzard said during a stream about the season in March that way too many players were reaching the game’s endgame dungeons too quickly.“We had heard a bunch of feedback from season 7 that you could just AFK and just get everything for free, and that wasn’t something that we felt was true to Diablo,” Finer said.On the PTR, Finer said the team has a “double or half it approach when it comes to balancing,” and intentionally treats it as an “extreme” testing ground. To prepare for the launch of season 8 next week, the team has addressed feedback from PTR players that bosses were killing them in one hit and that the highest difficulty tiers were too punishing.“We haven’t pulled back all the way,” Finer said. “It’s still a little bit more difficult than season 7. We think that that little tick of difficulty is really going to help the overall game feel much more rewarding because you’re overcoming actual challenges.”It’s a fine line when it comes to difficulty in a genre all about your character growing in power until they’ve become a god. To get it just right, Finer said, it needs to be “just challenging enough to feel rewarding, but not so challenging that it feels like we’re just slowing the game down and making it a slog.”Diablo 4 season 8 drops on April 29.See More: Diablo 4PlaystationPlaystation logoPlaystationPlaystation logoWindowsWindows logoXboxXbox logoXboxXbox logoExplore The GameWhy it mattersLike Diablo 3, Diablo 4 took a while to find its feet, but a major 2024 update turned it into the hugely gratifying and compulsive loot-hunting game it always threatened to be.— Oli Welsh, Senior Editor, U.K.

We have heard numerous details on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, but a new rumor claims that the devices will be available in a new Sky Blue color option. Previously, little to no details were available on the colors of the forthcoming iPhone 17 lineup, and this could be our very first indicator. We have to take note that the colors described by leakers and tipsters could vary, as speculations are based on early prototypes, which might not end up being the final product. iPhone 17 Pro to come in new Sky Blue color option, possibly similar to the new M4 MacBook Air models The news was shared by leaker Majin Bu , claiming that the iPhone 17 Pro models will come with a brand-new color option this year—well, sort of. The company recently introduced the M4 MacBook Air model in Sky Blue color, and if the news has heft to it, we might see the iPhone 17 Pro models in the same color. As of right now, we are not familiar with which color it would be replacing, and if it is the special color this year, our bets are on Desert Titanium. Majin Bu writes on his website: Sources close to the supply chain confirm that several iPhone 17 Pro prototypes have been made in various colors, with Sky Blue currently the frontrunner. In prototypes, it reportedly looks even more stunning than the much-loved Sierra Blue of the iPhone 13 Pro, with a brightness and refinement that make it irresistible. Unless Apple changes course at the last minute, this will be the star of the September 2025 launch event. We also have to consider that Bu has a mixed track record of sharing details related to Apple's unreleased products, but so far, we now have a color option to speculate about. If we connect the dots, Apple has never released the same color for a Mac and the iPhone in the same year, and it is the only concern that could render Majin Bu's claims as untrue. However, Apple could be looking to streamline the Mac and the iPhone models, if true, but it seems highly unlikely at this stage. If so, the company could offer a slightly different shade of blue. Apple has kept the Natural Titanium color option for two straight years now, and it is yet to be seen if the iPhone 17 Pro models will come with the same finish. Majin Bu has also added a disclaimer himself, citing that it is too early to know with certainty which direction the company is heading towards. Would you buy the Sky Blue iPhone 17 Pro? Deal of the Day

تستعد شركة OnePlus للكشف عن هاتف OnePlus 13T رسميًا يوم 24 أبريل. وقد أعلنت العلامة التجارية في وقت سابق أن سعة البطارية لن تقل عن 6000 مللي أمبير، واليوم أكدت بشكل رسمي أن الهاتف سيأتي ببطارية بسعة 6260 مللي أمبير.ورغم أن OnePlus لم تكشف بعد عن سرعة الشحن، إلا أنها أعلنت أن الهاتف سيدعم ميزة الشحن الالتفافي (Bypass Charging)، وهي خاصية مفيدة بشكل خاص أثناء جلسات اللعب المطوّلة، حيث تسمح بتزويد الجهاز بالطاقة مباشرة دون تمريرها عبر البطارية، مما يقلل من الحرارة ويحافظ على عمر البطارية.وأشارت OnePlus إلى أن وزن الهاتف سيبلغ 185 جرامًا، وهو أقل من وزن هاتفي OnePlus 13 و 13R اللذين يتجاوز وزنهما 200 جرام رغم امتلاكهما بطاريات بسعة 6000 مللي أمبير، ما يشير إلى تحسين في تصميم الجهاز وخفة وزنه.حتى الآن، لم تكشف الشركة عن المواصفات الكاملة للهاتف، لكنها أكدت عدة تفاصيل مهمة: سيعمل الهاتف بمعالج Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC، وسيأتي بشاشة مقاس 6.32 بوصة، وتصنيف مقاومة IP65، بالإضافة إلى كاميرتين خلفيتين بدقة 50 ميجابكسل لكل منهما.ومع تبقي ثلاثة أيام فقط على الإطلاق الرسمي، قد نشهد مزيدًا من المعلومات والتفاصيل من OnePlus حول 13T في الأيام المقبلة.المصدر

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