AI can’t be legally credited as an inventor, says USPTO
The USPTO wasn’t buying it. The agency noted that US patent law uses pronouns and language such as “whoever” to refer to inventors. It wrote that “only natural persons may be named as an inventor… Read more: AI can’t be legally credited as an inventor, says USPTO
Fortnite’s leaked Party Mode invites you to leave weapons behind
If you use Fortnite as a way to socialize and relax with friends, Epic Games is working on what could be the perfect palate cleanser after a couple of battle royale rounds. Based on evidence… View original post here: Fortnite’s leaked Party Mode invites you to leave weapons behind
Twitter unlocks tools to help researchers study COVID-19 tweets
The new COVID-19 stream endpoint will allow researchers and developers to access the millions of tweets about the coronavirus in real-time. Though use of the API is free, interested developers… More here: Twitter unlocks tools to help researchers study COVID-19 tweets
Canon software turns your EOS camera into an overpowered webcam
If you’ve been video chatting more often during the pandemic, you’ve probably noticed that most PC webcams are… not great. Canon might have a solution if you have one of its cameras hanging… Read this article: Canon software turns your EOS camera into an overpowered webcam
Tesla delays Semi electric truck to 2021
Whatever the causes, the Semi delay was a setback in a first quarter that was otherwise upbeat for Tesla. It continued a streak of year-over-year surges in revenue ($5.98 billion) and profit… View original post here: Tesla delays Semi electric truck to 2021
