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Ética na IA (3): a inteligência das coisas “inteligentes” e o fazer destas (2)

Miguel S. Albergaria dá continuidade aos seus artigos sobre a Ética na IA e escreve sobre o seu processo, ou sobre conceber a inteligência que estes artefactos implementam.

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An OpenAI model solved a famous math problem that stumped humans for 80 years

In mid-May, OpenAI announced that an internal AI model had disproved the Erdős unit distance conjecture, a famous problem in discrete geometry that had stumped human mathematicians for the last 80 years.

OpenAI gave several mathematicians early access to the result and published their reactions. Tim Gowers—who won the Fields Medal, the most prestigious prize in mathematics—wrote that “there is no doubt that the solution to the unit-distance problem is a milestone in AI mathematics.”

University of Toronto professor Daniel Litt wrote that “this is the first example of a result produced autonomously by an AI that I find exciting in itself, as opposed to as a leading indicator.”

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Apple adia estreia dos seus primeiros óculos inteligentes. Chegada às lojas prevista para 2028

Segundo novos rumores, os primeiros óculos inteligentes da Apple só deverão ser revelados no final do próximo ano, sendo provável que cheguem apenas às lojas em 2028. Apesar disso, a empresa da maçã não desiste da entrada num mercado avaliado em cerca de 200 mil milhões de dólares.

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Contar calorias, jogar, ouvir em vinil e organizar a cabeça entre as novas apps para experimentar no seu smartphone

Para dar mais animação à coleção de aplicações que tem no smartphone ou tablet, a equipa do TEK Notícias reuniu uma nova seleção de propostas das lojas digitais da Google e Apple, todas com opções gratuitas

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Ponchorado mistura ação e aventuras no faroeste num universo inspirado nos desenhos animados dos anos 30

No papel de um duplo de cinema que passou despercebido durante toda a sua carreira, em Ponchorado os jogadores terão de sobreviver dentro de um filme western inacabado e enfrentar uma série de inimigos.

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Perdido entre ideias, notas e tarefas? Blurto ajuda a organizar tudo o que tem em mente

Em vez de abrir o bloco de notas e adicionar tarefas ou marcar um lembrete na agenda, basta dizer à Blurto o que tem em mente. A partir daí, a app trata de organizar a informação: de ideias e tarefas a listas e eventos.

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Ferrari Luce: o primeiro elétrico da marca foi revelado em Roma e a internet não perdoou

O primeiro elétrico da Ferrari chegou com mais de 1.000 cavalos, 550 mil euros de preço, e uma tempestade de memes, críticas ferozes e até rivais a aproveitar o momento. A estreia do Luce foi tudo menos silenciosa.

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A Harvard-Trained Physicist Maps Heaven to the Edge of the Observable Universe

Michael Guillén, a physicist who has taught at Harvard University and worked as a science editor at ABC News, has pushed a provocative claim into the public bloodstream: that the biblical Paradise may have a physical “address” in the universe. In a January 18, 2026 opinion essay for Fox News, Guillén argues that modern cosmology, […]

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Should Halley’s Comet Be Renamed?

Although Halley’s Comet will not return to our vicinity for another 35 years, a new analysis has sparked media attention with the claim that this famous object is wrongly named. Professors Michael Lewis of the British Museum and Simon Zwart of Leiden University have presented evidence that the monk Eilmer of Malmesbury recognized the comet’s […]

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10 Dark Matter Facts That Will Surprise You

Dark matter is one of the biggest mysteries of modern science, because we can’t see it, touch it or feel it with our current instruments, and yet, we know it’s there because we can see how it affects galaxies, and its presence is felt through its gravity. Light bends around it as it travels across […]

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Uh-oh, the International Space Station is leaking again

NASA confirmed Thursday that the Russian segment of the International Space Station has begun leaking atmosphere into space again. It's an old problem that NASA recently hoped was resolved.

For more than half a decade, engineers from Roscosmos and NASA have been tracking the leak rate from a small Russian module attached to the space station that leads to a docking port. The source of these leaks, microscopic structural cracks, have been difficult to find and address.

In January, NASA said that after multiple inspections and sealant applications, the pressure inside this segment, known as the PrK module, had reached a "stable configuration." The PrK module is essentially a transfer tunnel attached to the Zvezda Service Module on the Russian segment of the space station.

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Russia's plan to advertise on rockets and spacecraft takes off

It's difficult to know the true state of the Russian economy, both because the country's financial reporting is sparse and because official figures are unreliable. But things probably aren't great.

This week, Sweden's minister of foreign affairs, Maria Malmer Stenergard, shared her country's assessment that the Russian economy has likely contracted over the last five years amid the war in Ukraine. Inflation is also high, and international sanctions have cost Russia $450 billion since the onset of the war in February 2022. Russia's economy is currently smaller than that of Texas, Stenergard said.

By most measures, then, the economy is not in tip-top shape. Moreover, the war is draining a large amount of the country's financial resources, with defense spending reaching a post-Soviet record of about 7 percent of government spending.

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Paleontologists Identify New Hyaenodont Species in Pakistan

Metapterodon anari. Image credit: Steven Jasinski / SergeyAtrox1.

Paleontologists have recovered the fossilized remains of three hyaenodont species, including one previously unknown to science, from Miocene sediments in Pakistan.

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Blue Origin Rocket Blows Up on Florida Launchpad During Test

The rocket, built by the Jeff Bezos-owned space company, was to carry 48 satellites into space. Blue Origin reported on social media that “all personnel have been accounted for.”
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Intel makes a bid for handheld gaming PCs with new Arc G3 processors

Most of the Steam Deck imitators on the market right now use AMD silicon, specifically the Ryzen Z-series chips. These are the same chips AMD makes for regular laptops, but with different power settings better suited to a compact handheld system. There are handhelds based on Intel silicon (MSI’s Claw is the main one), but Intel hasn’t yet tried making silicon marketed specifically for that purpose.

Today, the company is throwing its hat in the ring with two Intel Arc G-series processors, which will allow gaming handhelds to leverage the company's genuinely quite good Arc B-series integrated GPUs. Intel says that several Arc G-series handhelds will arrive "starting in June 2026, with broader availability throughout the year." These systems will include a new MSI Claw model, a Predator Atlas 8 from Acer, and a device from OneXPlayer.

Intel normally uses its "Arc" branding for integrated and dedicated GPUs, but in this case, the "Arc" brand encompasses the entire chip, including the CPU, GPU, NPU, and other components.

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