Recommended Reading: How Sony's AI outran the best sim racers<h2>
Sony’s racing AI destroyed its human competitors by being nice (and fast)</h2><p><strong>Will Douglas Heaven, </strong><strong>
MIT Technology Review</strong></p><p>Gran Turismo Sophy is a computer program built by Sony AI that debuted in 2020. It was trained to drive in Gran Turismo and the company put it up against some of the best human sim racers in private events. In the process, Sony learned a lot about how AI could work alongside people — both on the road and off. </p><span id="end-legacy-contents"></span><h2>
‘A uniquely dangerous tool’: How Google's data can help states track abortions</h2><p><strong>Alfred Ng, </strong><strong>
Politico</strong></p><p>Several states that are moving to ban abortion also use a tool that could be leveraged to monitor women's locations from their phones. There is growing alarm that the information could be used by police or prosecutors to go after both patients and physicians.</p><h2>
Exclusive: Fake accounts fueled the ‘Snyder Cut’ online army</h2><p><strong>Tatiana Siegel, </strong><strong>
Rolling Stone</strong></p><p>It turns out the fan-led campaign to #ReleaseTheSnyderCut had some help in convincing WarnerMedia to finally reveal the extended director's cut of
Justice League. </p>
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Recommended Reading: How Sony's AI outran the best sim racers
