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  1. Ok, the tile data itself starts to looks OK, but I think the compression is still broken. The glitchy rectangle is supposed to be sprites for a camel (it moves when interacting!), so I'm assuming it's overwritten with nonsense level data

  2. Postgres doesn't suddenly stop working when your data grows, but the challenges change. Watch the on-demand session to learn what happens to indexing, vacuuming and query performance at scale.

    Watch now: bit.ly/4cs3Lt8

  3. CW: uspol

    Judge rejects Trump’s wild claim EPA can dismiss data center pollution lawsuits

    Trump’s EPA can’t unilaterally dismiss SpaceXAI pollution lawsuit, court rules...

    #ai #clean-air-act #colossus-data-center #data-center-protests #donald-trump #elon-musk #environmental-protection-agency #epa #policy #pollution #spacexai #xai

    arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20

  4. Researchers Demonstrate Node2Shell RCE Exploit on Node.js Build Using Crafted Brotli Data thehackernews.com/2026/10/rese

  5. ICYMI: Reservoir sues Suno for $157.5m over 1,050 songs in AI training data: Statutory damages of $150,000 per song cover works by Joni Mitchell and Johnny Cash. Leaked code and Bright Data proxies sit at the centre of the new case. ppc.land/reservoir-sues-suno-f #Reservoir #Suno #AIMusic #CopyrightLaw #JoniMitchell

  6. Bezos’ big bucks won’t make a dent in damage wrought by data centers

    The Amazon billionaire is donating money to protect threatened species while lobbying to destroy natural habitats with sprawling data centers.

    dailykos.com/stories/2026/10/2

  7. Beijing has launched a centrally managed state-owned enterprise to create a national data group aimed at turning the country's data into fuel for artificial intelligence.

    Source: South China Morning Post
    scmp.com/tech/policy/article/3

    #TechPolicy

  8. Google updated its privacy policy on October 16 to allow ad personalization using data from Gmail, Drive and Photos for users who enable the Personal Intelligence feature.

    Source: MediaNama
    medianama.com/2026/10/223-goog

    #TechPolicy #Google

  9. AI inference prices dropped up to 80% since June per OpenAI and Anthropic data, IBM CEO says open-weight models now match frontier at 10% of cost, and Apollo finds no AI economic payoff outside big tech.

    ai0.news/posts/2026-10-26-dail

    #AI #OpenAI #Anthropic #OpenSource

  10. #EU governments agreed their Digital Omnibus position

    #AI training on your personal data "in the legitimate interest" of companies - even without pseudonymisation

    not final, but it's the direction: more data for AI, less control for you

    as we have said many times:
    laws can change
    ciphertext still can't be used for AI training because the content is unreadable

    encrypt what you send and store, on any app, before it leaves your phone 🔐

    #privacy #GDPR #europe #chryptor

    netzpolitik.org/2026/eu-laende

  11. private life attacked from every direction

    tech bros bend the law to get your data. EU Council wants to make the bending easier

    say "in the context of AI" and for an AI company it could be fair game: child's blood type. wedding certificate. partner's private messages. employment contract. tax documents - FAIR GAME

    encrypt your messages and files and use private vaults or you're handing big tech your life on a platter 🔐

    #privacy #GDPR #AI #europe #chatcontrol

    noyb.eu/en/ai-eu-member-states

  12. FYI: Ahrefs says Google poisons 5% to 20% of results served to SEO data tools: Rates vary by data provider, and Ahrefs says it now rejects abnormal pages and cleans up old ones. Which September and October rankings can agencies trust? ppc.land/ahrefs-says-google-po #SEO #Ahrefs #GoogleRanking #DigitalMarketing #SEOTools

  13. Google was caught illegally deforesting a quarter of a million trees for a data center in finland

  14. Carbon.txt v0.6: Certification schemes, measurement data, and more! - Green Web Foundation thegreenwebfoundation.org/news

  15. Was he even there? Cellphone data clears man accused of Jerusalem train sex assault

    A Jerusalem court has acquitted a 46-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a woman aboard the city’s light…
    #Israel #News #jerusalem
    europesays.com/3330484/

  16. Morocco–Israel Agricultural Integration: Europe’s Exposure to a New Architecture of Food – Water and Data Power

    Geoeconomic Intelligence Dossier | Agricultural Sovereignty, Foreign Investment, Strategic Resources, Digital Infrastructure and European Market Governance Scope: This…
    #Economy #EconomyofEU #EconomyofEuropeanUnion #EconomyoftheEU #EconomyoftheEuropeanUnion #EUeconomy #Europe
    europesays.com/3330239/

  17. @bbcnewsuk.bsky.social

    $Apple and $Meta's #AI gamble: The end of data centres? | AI Decoded

    youtube.com/watch?v=2Q1UG9wYgc0

    10/24/26

    Local #LLM #OpenWeights

  18. Wolves roam into Finnish villages after Google destroys 1,300 acres of forest for AI data centers — forest where wolf packs used to live is now an expanse of mud tomshardware.com/tech-industry
    This is thankfully a less common but still very serious side effect of an
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  19. International Food Policy Research Institute: When crises disappear from view: The growing humanitarian data drought. “During a time of growing, compounding risks to the global food system—including ongoing conflicts, the most severe El Niño in decades, and disruptions to global trade—in too many places, humanitarian data are disappearing. Government budget cuts, shrinking development […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/10/24/when-crises-disappear-from-view-the-growing-humanitarian-data-drought-international-food-policy-research-institute/
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