Hashtag Trends Nov 30 – AWS ML Software. Apple threatens Elon Musk. Permission for misinformation on YouTube and Google

AWS successfully runs a suite of AWS computing and machine learning software on orbiting satellites, Apple blackmails Elon Musk, and Google and YouTube invest to curb the problem of misinformation.

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced at re:Invent 2022 that it has successfully run a suite of AWS computing and machine learning software on an orbiting satellite. Conducted over the past 10 months in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), the experiment tests a faster, more efficient method for collecting and analyzing space data in real time, directly on orbiting satellites using the cloud. designed to AWS worked with D-Orbit and Unibap to eliminate technical challenges associated with operating in space, such as high latency and limited bandwidth. The project split large raw satellite imagery and datasets into smaller ones to speed up on-orbit processing and analysis. Today, the joint experiment remains in space, with AWS, Unibap, and D-Orbit continuing to test 72 new features beyond the original set of test goals.

Elon Musk is at odds with Apple after he said the company threatened to block social networks from the App Store without explanation and nearly stopped advertising on Twitter.Article Washington Postt added that Apple has previously revoked App Store privileges from companies that violate security policies or host violent content. If the company blocks Twitter from his App Store, new users won’t be able to download her Twitter app on her Apple device, and existing users won’t be able to access updates. Musk tweeted on Monday.Apple has pretty much stopped advertising on Twitter. Do they hate free speech in America? Threats from Apple include pressure from advertisers, staff turnover as Musk tries to change his Twitter policy and suspend his account for “free speech” on social media apps. , are subject to regulatory scrutiny.

Google and YouTube are offering a $13.2 million grant to the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) to help stop the problem of misinformation plaguing the platform. The grant funded the establishment of the Global Fact-Checking Fund, supporting a network of 135 fact-checking organizations operating in 65 countries and 80+ languages. Funds will be used to launch new initiatives to increase information and reduce misinformation.according to Mashable, the fund will open next year. This is the largest grant from Google and YouTube for fact checking.

NASA awarded Texas company ICON $57.2 million for Project Olympus. The project aims to develop technology that will allow humans to build outposts on the Moon and Mars using locally available soil and rock. ICON built the first-ever fully-permitted 3D-printed home in the United States in 2018 and has since delivered entire communities of such homes in the United States and Mexico. Project Olympus launched in 2020 and uses its technology to help build critical infrastructure such as landing pads, roads, and lunar and Martian habitats. space dot com He added that ICON has already created a prototype. This is a simulated 3D-printed Red Planet habitat called Mars Dune Alpha that NASA uses to train astronauts for long-duration missions. “Changing the space exploration paradigm from ‘from here and there’ to ‘stay there’ requires robust, resilient and broad-featured systems that can use local resources on the moon and other planetary bodies. ” said co-founder and CEO Jason Ballard in a statement.

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