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    PewDiePie unveils uncensored Ajax AI model for home PCs▼PewDiePie unveils ‘uncensored’ Ajax AI model built to run on home PCs — creator says OpenAI banned him twice over model distillation used to build his product✉newsTechnologyAI23 min ago

    YouTube personality PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, has introduced Ajax, an 'uncensored' AI model designed to run on consumer home computers. He says OpenAI banned him twice, accusing him of violating terms against using its outputs to distill and train a competing model. The launch is drawing attention for both its free-speech positioning and the distillation dispute.

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    Gaza resident thanks repeat donor, appeals for more help●One person donated to me twice over the past 8 days. Thank you so much, and may God reward you many times over. I hope oMmastodonWarMiddle East639 min ago

    A Gaza resident has publicly thanked a supporter who donated to them twice within eight days, asking God to reward the donor and appealing to others for continued help. The appeal is tied to the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, with the person saying they urgently need support and asking others to share their plea.

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    Daylight saving nears as Congress again takes no action●Daylight dwindles as daylight saving nears with no votes from Congress✉newsWorldUS Politics52 min ago

    As the fall clock change approaches, daylight saving time is drawing attention again with no legislation passed in Congress to end the twice-yearly time shifts. Lawmakers have repeatedly floated proposals to make daylight saving permanent, but none has advanced, leaving Americans to continue setting clocks back and forth each year.

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    Canada weighs an end to clock changes●No more 'fall back'? Canada's complicated new time zones explained https:// video.kamloops.social/w/oF7R7E LaGNWPcv7eWtRMmastodonEnvironmentWeather21 h ago

    Canadian media are explaining the country's complicated patchwork of time zones amid talk of doing away with the seasonal 'fall back' clock change. Discussions focus on how different provinces and regions set their own time rules, and what scrapping the twice-yearly switch would mean for Canadians across the country's multiple zones.

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