Bill Gates proposes reserving jobs for humans in the face of AI advancement

Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, published an essay on his blog Gates Notes where he proposes the creation of jobs "reserved for humans," even when artificial intelligence is capable of performing them. The magnate argues that certain professions should be kept for people when human presence has a "special value," citing caregivers, among others, as an example.

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Google earthquake alerts now work in Portugal: see how to activate and learn about the alternative for iPhone

Google has activated the Earthquake Alert System in Portugal for Android devices, which uses smartphone sensors to detect earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 or higher and send alerts to users in potentially affected areas. The feature, which was announced in 2020 and arrived on Android in 2021, is available in 98 countries and has already detected more than 18 thousand earthquakes worldwide. Portuguese users can activate the service in their phone settings, under "Safety and emergency." iPhone users, on the other hand, do not have an equivalent integrated feature, so the recommended alternative is the official application of the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and the Atmosphere (IPMA), although this does not function as an early warning alert. Portugal currently does not have a national earthquake early warning system.

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It's just the beginning

The article discusses the fines and regulations imposed on Meta, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram, suggesting that these measures could be decisive for the future of regulating big tech companies. The title "It's just the beginning" indicates that these actions represent only the start of a broader wave of scrutiny on big techs.

Expresso27/08/26, 21:57

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"GTA VI" for PC? Don't believe it, version circulating is full of viruses

Global enthusiasm for the awaited Grand Theft Auto sequel is being exploited by cybercriminals distributing fraudulent files allegedly containing a playable version of "GTA VI" for PC, when in reality they are filled with viruses and malware. The game, developed by Rockstar Games, has been officially confirmed only for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, with no computer version existing. Digital authorities are warning players not to download from unofficial sources and to be wary of promises that are too good to be true.

SAPO27/08/26, 21:35

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Volvo cars will warn each other about road dangers

Volvo is updating three of its electric vehicles with new interconnected safety alerts that allow cars to communicate directly with each other to warn drivers about road hazards such as animals, pedestrians, cyclists, roadworks or accidents. Unlike collaborative systems like Google Maps or Waze, this technology is based on direct communication between vehicles of the Swedish brand in Europe.

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ZAP Notícias27/08/26, 21:30