NFT Новини: 14 Вересень 2025

November 1, 2025, 11:44 AM EDT. In the U.S., a marriage requires two consenting humans. Despite AI's growing sophistication, it cannot form a legal marriage. Lawmakers are ensuring this: Ohio's House Bill 469 would declare AI systems nonsentient entities, barring them from legal personhood or marriage. Similar conversations have occurred in Utah (2024) and Missouri, reflecting concern about AI having legal status. Proponents emphasize maintaining human in charge of the technology and preventing AI from obtaining rights or agency. The storyline echoes pop culture like the film 'Her', but the practical takeaway is clear: until law changes, you can't marry a machine, and any future change would require new legislation and robust guardrails.

November 1, 2025, 11:42 AM EDT. Bluesky has reached 40 million registered users and is rolling out tools to improve conversations. A beta dislike button lets users mark posts they'd rather see less of, influencing the Discover feed and custom feeds, while social-proximity metrics prioritize replies from people you engage with. The platform also improves toxicity detection to down-rank toxic or spammy replies across threads, search, and notifications, and the reply button now opens the full thread first, nudging readers to review before replying. The move signals a shift toward more feed control, which could attract migrating users from X, but carries risks of misuse. For creators, monitoring engagement and how dislikes affect ranking will be crucial, especially as Bluesky's new verification system could reshape visibility amid rising platform competition.

November 1, 2025, 11:40 AM EDT. According to the report, SpaceX is slated to secure as much as $2 billion in federal funding to build a satellite network capable of tracking missiles and aircraft, under President Trump's proposed Golden Dome defense shield. The funding allegedly appeared in a July tax-and-spending bill without a publicly tied contractor. The Wall Street Journal cites plans for as many as 600 satellites and notes SpaceX could play major roles in two additional classified networks: Milnet (military communications) and Ground Tracking (vehicle surveillance). The initiative underscores SpaceX's expanding role in US national security. Officials warned Musk's past actions might spur multiple contractors to support critical operations. Pentagon declined to comment on architectural details or predecisional matters.

November 1, 2025, 11:30 AM EDT. At a gathering of internet pioneers, experts warned that the open web is shrinking as centralization, copyright, and competition reshape how knowledge is produced, discovered, and funded. Visionaries like Vint Cerf, Brewster Kahle, Cindy Cohn, and Jon Stokes highlighted a shift from a permissionless, interoperable network to one increasingly wrapped in paywalls and silos. The result, they warned, is fewer paths to trustworthy information and more power for a handful of intermediaries. Algorithmic feeds, app stores, and a concentrated discovery layer replace the homepage and blogroll, while search changes reduce links to original publishers. Copyright controls, from the MGM v. Grokster era onward, tilt access and risk chilling free inquiry. Libraries and projects like the Internet Archive face legal pressures that test digital lending.

November 1, 2025, 11:28 AM EDT. Rather than chasing new gear, I fixed my Wi-Fi at home for free by first mapping dead zones and testing with free tools like Orb and Speedtest.net. Regular tests in different rooms show how speed and responsiveness vary, helping me identify weak spots. In my setup, the living room-furthest from the router-averaged around 298 Mbps, while AT&T Fiber's 300 Mbps plan generally delivers around 350 Mbps real-world. The key trick: move the router to a better location based on data, rather than buying upgrades. The main lesson is to test, locate bottlenecks, and adjust placement before spending money.