Campus speaker deplatforming attempts hit record high in 2026, report finds
For the first time since tracking began, more than 200 attempts to prevent invited speakers from appearing on college campuses have been recorded in a single year, with nearly three months still remaining in 2026.
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The gap between advertised and usable storage is caused by differences in how manufacturers and software calculate data, as well as space taken by pre-installed operating systems.
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Large language models have shown remarkable abilities in generating mathematical proofs, though their limits remain incompletely understood.
» readHow Alexa Listens and What You Can Do to Protect Your Privacy
Over 600 million Alexa-enabled devices have been purchased worldwide, raising privacy concerns for many users. The question of whether Alexa is always eavesdropping depends on how listening is defined.
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