The viral climbing game, Only Up, has been removed from Steam. While we still don’t know exactly what happened, the game’s developer says it will be available again “soon.”
In the meantime, though, you can still try to traverse the tedious tower of junk if you already have the game in your Steam library.
what about machine unlearning?
Since larger AI models “tend to memorize details of their training set,” including information that may have been deleted from the database they’re trained on, Google wants to find ways for AI to “forget” certain things.
That’s why the company is holding a machine unlearning challenge, in which researchers must make AI systems forget “a certain subset of the training images... to protect the privacy or rights of the individuals concerned.”
[ai.googleblog.com]
As spotted by Not a Tesla App, Tesla has added a new “Third Party Apps” account setting that lets you “manage third-party apps with access to your account.”
It’s too early to tell what exactly this means, but it could be a sign that Tesla could start allowing third-party integrations into its vehicles, potentially opening up possibilities for new navigation tools, efficiency trackers, and more.
