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CES 2025 kicks off January 7. The annual Las Vegas event sets the tone for the years consumer electronics and automotive industries. As always, TechCrunch will be there, sniffing stories from the most exciting startups and tech giants.If you really want a piece of the action without paying for the hotel and flight, many of the events biggest keynotes will be streamed. While the show officially runs from January 7 to 10, most of the big news drops in the lead-up to the show, by way of in-person press events. These are largely set for the January 6 Press Day.Per usual, the events center around some of techs biggest names, including AMD, Nvidia, Samsung, Toyota, and Sony. The good news for those who prefer to avoid mingling among the 140,000 international attendees is that all the key press conferences and keynotes will be livestreamed, either through the companies press pages or CES itself.Heres how to tune in to the big ones, and you can head here for our early preview of what else to expect from this years CES.AMDJanuary 6 at 11 a.m. PT/2 p.m. ETAMD has its work cut out for it at CES 2025.Competitor Nvidia has been sucking the oxygenout of every room it graces, as the chipmaker remains at the forefront of the AI boom. So, how will AMD compete with Nvidias reported RTX 5000 announcement? The company should show off its own next-gen GPU. As part of an ongoing rebrand, the RDNA 4 cardscould arriveas either the RX 8000 or RX 9000 series. ToyotaJanuary 6 at 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m ETToyota has already announced it will provide an update on its Woven City initiative during its CES presentation, an ambitious effort that was first showcased in 2020. You can watch the stream as its posted here.SamsungJanuary 6 at 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ETSamsungs CES presser is always an odd duck. The Korean electronics giant generally keeps its powder dry when it comes to consumer electronics. After all, its expected to announce its latest flagship handset the Galaxy S25 toward the end of January.CES 2025 is going to continue the companys tradition of TVs and appliances. There are also odds and ends like consumer robots that will most likely never see the light of day. Samsunghas adoptedthe tagline AI for All: Everyday, Everywhere for the presentation, which kicks off on January 6 at 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ET.SonyJanuary 6 at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ETSony, which is no stranger to big CES press day events, has already showcased two reveals ahead of this years event: theSRH-S1 extended reality headsetandadditions to the Bravia home theater line. And you can watch the rest of their stream here or via the embed below.NVIDIA January 6 at6:30 p.m. PT/9:30 p.m. ETNvidia will no doubt have the biggest CES 2025. After all, the company has pretty much the biggest everything nowadays. The chip giant is sporting a $3.4+ trillion market cap, due largely to itsfoundational position in the ongoing AI boom. Companies like OpenAI and Meta have purchased Nvidia processors by the boatload, and thats unlikely to change in the new year.Founder and CEO Jensen Huang will help kick off CES 2025 with his trademark leather jacket and an unwavering vision,per Nvidia.

KoBold Metals closed a $537 million Series C round on Wednesday to help build a multi-billion-dollar mine to exploit a copper deposit it found using AI.The new funding round, which was led by Durable Capital Partners and T. Rowe Price, will be used to expand the companys exploration efforts on five continents and develop a massive copper deposit in Zambia. The funding round pushed KoBolds valuation to $2.96 billion, according to the Financial Times.The final close of the round netted the company $10 million more than it initially expected to raise. TechCrunch exclusively reported on the fundraise in October.Few industries are as ripe for technological disruption as mining. The business is famously risky: only about three in every 1,000 potential deposits are commercially viable.KoBold, which was founded in 2018, uses AI to comb through massive geological datasets in an attempt to improve the success rate. The companys decision to develop the Zambia resource, which it estimates is among the largest found, suggests that approach could pay off handsomely.Critical minerals have grown in importance in recent years as the U.S. and China have clashed over supplies. China has already banned shipments of antimony, gallium, and germanium to the U.S., and today it proposed restricting technologies for processing lithium and gallium.Andreessen Horowitz, Bond, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Earthshot VC, Equinor, July Fund, Mitsubishi, Standard Investments, StepStone, and WCM Investment Management also participated in the round. Previous investors include Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Jack Ma.

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Raise even more money, and Ill make the architecture disappearthese were Yoshio Taniguchis famous words addressed to MoMAs Board of Trustees, according to Hal Foster. Taniguchi expanded MoMA between 1997 and 2004, a whopping $850 million project. His only other U.S. work was Houstons Asia Society Texas Center, completed in 2011. Taniguchi died on December 16 after battling pneumonia. News of Taniguchis passing was confirmed by his company, Taniguchi & Associates. The modernist from Japan was 87.The late architect often described architecture as a process of synthesizing many needs and structural considerations into one unifying theme.MoMA Courtyard (Alsandro/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY 2.5)Taniguchi was born in 1937. His father, Yoshiro Taniguchi, was also an architect, a famous one at that. Taniguchi the younger studied mechanical engineering in Tokyo and then architecture at Harvard GSD. After leaving Harvard, Taniguchi worked for Walter Gropius and later Kenzo Tange. In 1975, he opened his office in Tokyo. One of his first major commissions, Shiseido Museum of Art, opened in 1978.Others followed, including the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Ken Domon Museum of Photography Tokyo Sea Life Park, Marugame Genichiro-Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art, and others. He partnered with Isamu Noguchi, Peter Walker, and other luminaries on high-profile projects.Toyota Municipal Museum of Art (Nopira/Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain)MoMA director Glenn Lowry said Taniguchi beat out nine other architects for the expansion which made the Japanese modernist famous in the U.S. Those names included Toyo Ito, Steven Holl, Rem Koolhaas, Herzog & de Meuron, and others.At first, Taniguchi rejected the offer from Riley and Lowry to participate in the competition. It was a friend who convinced Taniguchi over dinner one evening in Tokyo to enter. I was surprised to get the invitation from Terry Riley and Glenn, Taniguchi told Charlie Rose in 2001. I had never been in a competition before.Museum of Architecture Kanazawa (Araisyohei/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY 4.0)In 2004, a retrospective opened at MoMA curated by the late Terrence Riley, Yoshio Taniguchi: Nine Museums. As the name suggests, the show featured nine museum projects designed by Taniguchi. Overtime, Taniguchi got teaching appointments at University of Cape Town and UCLA. His second project in the U.S. finished in 2011.These days, we have many different ways of presenting ourselves, using computer graphics, models, and perspective drawings, Taniguchi said. But my type of architecture is very difficult to present through this media, because my architecture isnt based on structure or form. Rather, I try to create an environment for people to meet works of art. Its very subtle.

close Psychologist weighs in on kids social media ban: Its about time Social psychologist and NYU professor Jonathan Haidt joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend to discuss banning social media for children in the United States. The internet is a treasure chest of information if you know where to look. Whether youre trying to verify a website, learn more about your neighborhood or dig up whats floating around online about you, a little tech know-how goes a long way.Here are some simple, powerful tricks to level up your sleuthing skills.THE BIGGEST WI-FI MISTAKE YOU DIDNT KNOW YOU WERE MAKINGWin a pair of $329 Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.Enter here, no purchase necessary!See the details of any websiteYouve come across a website that offers an incredible promise of a free trip to Hawaii. Aloha! All the site needs is your personal info and a credit card. Before you take the plunge, make sure youre not getting screwed over.A WHOIS lookup search checks a database that contains information about domain names and their registrants so you can find out who owns the website and see if they have a real business address and contact information. A woman is seen holding a credit card while using a laptop. (iStock)How do you get this done?Head to a WHOIS lookup website. There are plenty of them on the web. I usewho.is.Plug the sites URL into the search bar. Youll see who owns the site and their contact information, including address and phone number.Next time you think a friend is getting scammed, pull out this awesome tech party trick. You could save them some cash and embarrassment!RELATED:Your IP address: What it is and why you need to protect yours if you care about privacyRun a free background checkSCAMMERS ARE TARGETING TEENS WITH THESE NASTY TRICKSYour online business is everyones business, like it or not. How can you check what the internets got on you? Heres a quick and easy way:Head to Google and type in your first and last name in quotes. See what pops up. People are usually interested in the organizations you're affiliated with, your social profiles and any photos of you floating around the web.Next up, your credit score. You can get a free credit report from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion once a year.Go here to get yours online.Check thefourth credit bureau, Innovis, too.What about family tree sites? They can be fun and informative and incredibly invasive. Look yourself up at FamilyTreeNow.com. Youll be shocked.Find out who your neighbor isGo introduce yourself. If thats not possible, you can find out online in most cases through a countys assessor site. These government-run sites use data from assessors to estimate the value of real property within a county, city, town or village. A close-up of the hands of a person using a laptop. (iStock)Once you get there, you can see where your person of interest lives, get details on their home or any other properties they own, and much more. You can even view signed documents, like the deed to their home. Yes, really.The easiest way to find your county assessors site is a quick Google search. Just type in the county youre looking for, along with "assessor." You can also go toPublicrecords.netronline.com. This directory includes official state and county websites you can search for by ZIP code.Every county assessors site works a little differently, but heres an overview of how to search on the Maricopa County site here in Arizona.20 TECH TRICKS TO MAKE LIFE BETTER, SAFER OR EASIERClick on the Go to Data Online button next to the County Assessor option, then search by name or address. Click the magnifying glass icon to search and youll see the address, owner, parcel number and other information. Then click on the parcel numberand to get even more detailed information and access any related documents.PRIVACY 101:How to get photos of your home off Zillow, Redfin and Realtor.comA picture is worth a thousand wordsWords and profiles are one thing, but what about pictures of you? All these sites areworth checking to see what pops up.Pimeyes: This site allows you to upload an image of yourself (or anyone) to find that image across the internet. This is particularly useful for tracking down where your photos appear online. Beware: You may get back blurred-out images from adult content.TinEye: Another excellent reverse image search tool that may turn up additional results. Google Maps is pictured on a phone. (Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images)RELATED:Think of Google Lens as the smarter version of Google Images.Go down memory laneNot all online sleuthing is of the sneaky variety. This one is fun to try with all the places youve lived or a home youre considering buying.Pop into old Street View photos onGoogle Maps. Youre able to see what a place looked like going back as long as Google has captured photos there. Ive spotted pictures going back over a decade. Talk about a hit of virtual nostalgia.Open Google Maps on a browser, type in an address and click the photo that pops up.Choose See more dates to scroll through the photos.Now, share this article and impress your friends with your tech savvy or save them from falling for a scam. 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Children under 14 in Florida are no longer allowed to use social media after a new law went into ... [+] effect on WednesdaygettyChildren under 14 in Florida are no longer allowed to use social media after a new law went into effect on Wednesday. It will require social media sites to delete existing accounts for those under 14 years of age within 90 days, or the platforms could face fines of up to $50,000 for each violation.The Sunshine State does allow minors aged 14 and 15 to still use social media, but only with parental consent.House Bill 3, the "Online Protections for Minors," had received overwhelming, bi-partisan support from state legislators, and Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis signed the bill into law last year. However, the state's Attorney General Ashley Moody has said she will delay enforcing the law until late February, pending a judge's ruling on a motion for a preliminary injunction.Depending on how the court rules, social media companies could face significant challenges in abiding by the law."It's very possible they will be enforced, though there will be several interesting variables to watch as the process unfolds," said Dr. Cliff Lampe, professor of information and associate dean of academic affairs at the University of Michigan.It is unclear how many minors in Florida are now on the various social media apps, and as a result, there may be no easy solution to ensure compliance."In terms of enforcement, the easiest thing to do is to put pressure on the Apple and Android platforms to 'de-platform' the application, and then combine that with IP blocks so that enforcement becomes almost automatic," suggested Lampe. "Socially, it will be interesting to see how people who actively use TikTok adapt, and if they raise a protest over their restricted options."Read More: Pro-Russian Blogger Released Video Of Kremlin Shooting Down SantaFlorida BanDoes It Go Too Far?Supporters of the ban have said it is necessary to protect children online, but opponents have countered that a complete ban goes too far. However, any middle ground has not been found."We all want to protect our children, keep them safe, and avoid harassment, bullying, and the other darkness that permeates social media these days. But, is banning minors from social media platforms realistic," pondered technology analyst Susan Schreiner of C4 Trends. "Until now, safety has fallen on the parents of childrenbut in an online world, what's the shared responsibility of the platforms, or do they not care?"Can we realistically expect social media platforms to act responsibly, and not hide behind their repeated stance of "free speech?" So far at least, the tech companies haven't done enough to protect kids online. Lawmakers have clearly taken the view that more needs to be done, and if the platforms won't act, it will be necessary to use legislation to keep the companies in line."Just consider the recent defeat of the Kids Online Safety Act in the U.S. which had broad bi-partisan support," said Schreiner. "In the past, it was relatively easy to enforce a ban on cigarettes for minors. It was relatively straightforward since it involved transferring something physical."The same isn't true with social mediawhich exists in a digital environment.Yet, even after the Florida law went into effect on Wednesdaywhich now bans children under 14 from having social media accounts and limits 14 and 15-year-olds to accounts authorized by their parentssocial media companies may not immediately kick those kids off their platforms.The companies will still likely have their day in court."Furthermore, the Florida Attorney General agreed in November not to enforce the law while litigation is ongoing," Schreiner explained. "In October, parties filed a lawsuit against the Florida law saying that some states have 'taken it upon themselves to restrict minors' access to constitutionally protected speech.'"If the ban is upheld, it could lead to other states following suit, and it could finally change the way social media operates in the future. This also comes as a nationwide ban on TikTok is still looming."The U.S. has not banned a very popular application before, though there is a history of shutting down individual smaller sites for a variety of reasons," added Lampe. "Typically, people have adapted pretty quickly to those instances. If the concern is national security, it seems there are more effective solutions than total blocksbut people often look for the largest visibility in a solution."

AI-powered tools are giving publicly traded companies the opportunity to fight against malicious ... [+] actors. (Photo Illustration by Budrul Chukrut/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesCapital markets have always been defined by risks and rewards. But in recent years, these risks have increased at an alarming rate. From AI-powered disinformation campaigns designed to tank stock prices to algorithmic manipulations triggering sell-offs, public companies now face threats they couldn't have imagined a decade ago.Take the example of pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly. A fake tweet from an impersonators account announced insulin was now free. Amplified by bots and viral social media sharing, the misinformation wiped 4.5% off the companys stock price within hours. Though the disinformation was corrected, the damage to both investor confidence and market perception had already been done. Another great example is the GameStop saga, where coordinated action by an online community led to massive stock price inflation, exposing institutional investors to billions in lossesCybersecurity today isnt just about protecting servers or data centers; its about safeguarding trust, said Yehuda Leibler, president and CTO of the capital markets intelligence firm Arx. Whether its a fake news campaign targeting a companys reputation or the hijacking of a ticker symbol for manipulative purposes, the attack surface has grown exponentially for publicly traded companies.The good news, however, is that with AI-powered tools, publicly traded companies now have an opportunity to fight back.AI-powered Threats In Capital MarketsThe Eli Lilly and GameStop incidents reflect a growing trend, where malicious actors use AI, social media and other digital tools to manipulate market dynamics, effectively crashing markets in some instances. And when capital markets collapse, theres often a telling effect on the economy, ushering in devastating consequences for both businesses and individuals.MORE FOR YOUAnother particularly troubling trend is what Leibler terms ticker hijacking. In these attacks, malicious actors flood social media platforms with posts using a legitimate companys ticker symbol like $AAPL to drive users toward fraudulent schemes or spread disinformation. Sometimes, these campaigns artificially inflate another stocks prices. Other times, they erode trust in the companys brand, creating reputational and financial fallout.Legal experts around the world are also noting the tectonic shifts that AI is causing in the market. The purpose of the securities law is to ensure a fair and equitable marketplace. However, we are currently witnessing a disruption of this balance as AI increasingly influences traditional market dynamics of supply and demand, said Gary Emmanuel, a shareholder at Greenberg Traurigs Capital Markets Practice whose expertise is in corporate securities. Both public companies and regulators should consider whether there are tools available that may be able to detect potential AI-driven market manipulation in order to develop both safeguards and plans for countering different types of threats, he added.The Value Of AI In Capital MarketsWhile theres much discussion on the value of AI across industries, publicly traded companies that invest in AI-powered security tools are seeing real results in using AI to protect their critical assets. Unlike traditional cybersecurity measures, which often react to breaches after they occur, AI-powered solutions proactively monitor and analyze vast amounts of data in real time.For instance, Arx uses AI to detect unusual patterns in market activity and social media sentiment. In one case, the firm identified signs of a digital-first hostile takeover before any SEC filings were made. By analyzing narrative shifts on social platforms alongside trading anomalies, it was able to alert the affected company and help them take steps to mitigate the threat before it escalated.Beyond defending against risks, these AI-powered tools can also help to optimize investor relations, capital raising and growth, all while closing critical information gaps. When you go public, you dont just manage your core business anymore, noted Rotem Gantz, CEO of Arx. Youre managing an additional product your stock. And like any product, it needs cyber protection, data-based product management and market analytics to succeed. But public companies that arent Apple or Berkshire Hathaway arent exactly equipped to manage a completely new operation this is uniquely true given the speed things move in todays capital markets.A Call to Action for Public CompaniesAs the lines between AI, cybersecurity, market strategy and corporate reputation continue to blur, public companies must rethink their approach to managing risks. The stakes are no longer confined to IT systems they encompass valuation, shareholder trust and long-term growth.Capital markets have become a battleground, said Gantz. But with the right tools and strategies, companies can protect themselves and get a real chance to thrive. The key is recognizing that the threats have evolved, and so must the solutions.